Why aren't men like Steph Curry

[Chelsea Bridge]

I see what you are saying but it's a little off target.

Seth plays with and edge and guys realize he came from an NBA pedigree so he's going to come across a certain way off the court.

Russ has always be contrasted by players on his team that people consider realer. That said I think the stuff about Russ prior to Ciara was general shyt talk. That situation took it into some real disdain.

I never understood why Russell got the hate he did from other black men when he first came on the scene. He basically presented the perfect image. On the field and off yet he was called a cornball, fake etc... I guess he didn't have enough "swag" for black men to accept him

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

A lot of men have a problem being perceived as a good guy for whatever reason.

No we don't. We have a problem being perceived as a pushover and gullible simp, both of which Curry has never portrayed to be

 

[Rawtid]

They should.

Term is synonyms with attributes that tend to get used against them in dating.

I ain't buying it. I would think a guy would want to weed out chicks that find good guys to be a problem. Instead they cater to them and complain about how bad women are.

 

[Chelsea Bridge]

Where's the proof? Show me these thinkpieces that men have wrote about the lameness and wackness of Steph Curry, because I can show you plenty of them that women have wrote about Ayesha and how she gives men unrealistic expectations as if she lives in virtual reality, that somehow its too much to expect black women to choose mates on what they do and how they move and respect you, not if they the coolest nikka in the club.

This thread isn't about what women are saying about Ayesha. Stop trying to deflect

 

[Aceofspades404]

So now it's about looks? Make up your mind.

First it was men aren't as upstanding as the women they want, then it became we're choosing wrong, now it's women walking around like Ayesha but we just don't notice them? Just admit you're trolling.

 

[Bugatti Biceps]

I haven't deflected once. There are many women like ayesha. Problem is they don't look like her

And they don't think like her (long term goals), and the fact that they think that's okay is the problem. Same women ragging about not dating short men want men to accept the fact they don't want to take their fat asses to the gym.

Men don't give a fukk about your career or your job. Yes, you should have dreams and goals, and a good man will help you achieve them, but we don't give a shyt what they are when we court a woman. Her job doesn't factor into that. Only nikkas clockin a woman's pockets are broke nikkas. Fact. Stop thinking you can buy your way into a good man.

We care about what you do, what you look like, and who you are. All that extra shyt is just extra.

On top of that shyt, same ones that don't look the part STILL chase fukkboys. I know plenty of women out here trying to be an Ayesha Curry to nikkas trying to be like Future, except with none of the rapping and all of the fukkboy shyt.

Any nikka can say "fukk my dreams" and be a fukkboy. Ugly and fat chicks can't make all the moves Ayesha makes, but yet still want to have all the same demands as her, thinking their degree entitles them, meanwhile they can't communicate, don't keep up with anything happening in the world, don't have passion for shyt but reality TV and drama, and take no personal responsibility for anything. But men are just supposed to "accept" it and take you as you are, while yall come with a laundry list of expectations, most of them having fukkall to do with a relationship.

 

[jaguar paw]

There are thousands of skinny square light skin nikkas on this earth.

 

[KamalaJones]

Black men give props to Steph Curry all the time; we give props for his game and his family. Has anyone read or seen anything contrary to Black male praise of Steph Curry?

 

[Rawtid]

No we don't. We have a problem being perceived as a pushover and gullible simp, both of which Curry has never portrayed to be

Ok.

 

[Rawtid]

Black men give props to Steph Curry all the time; we give props for his game and his family. Has anyone read or seen anything contrary to Black male praise of Steph Curry?

He was just referred to as a "square" and that's not usually a good thing with men.

 

[EpicStoryTeller]

If your luv can't survive through our differences and hard times, then you never luved me.

So if I don't luv you at your worst then I don't deserve your best eh

 

[Apollo Creed]

@ This flop of a thread

 

[BmoreGorilla]

I never understood why Russell got the hate he did from other black men when he first came on the scene. He basically presented the perfect image. On the field and off yet he was called a cornball, fake etc... I guess he didn't have enough "swag" for black men to accept him

I never understood that either. The man has been a star athlete his whole life, was a good student, and comes from money. nikkas get jealous

 

[FlexPavilion]

I never understood why Russell got the hate he did from other black men when he first came on the scene. He basically presented the perfect image. On the field and off yet he was called a cornball, fake etc... I guess he didn't have enough "swag" for black men to accept him

He kinda is a cornball, though The way he talks makes him seem corny.

What redeems him is how hard he goes on the field and how he's always about his team first. He says all the right things to the media and he gives a lot of his time to charity. I don't really care about his personal life so it doesn't matter to me that he is considered corny because of his relationship choices. What he does on the field is why I fukk with him.

 

[Bugatti Biceps]

see you're supporting my op.
If you are a good guy, be a good guy. why should you care about that. Obviously that woman isn't for you.

People care because surprise, most people give a fukk about how they are perceived by others. No one wants to be a good guy because women don't like them. If women valued men who taker care of business first and foremost, more men would be on board with it. Instead of just saying "yes, its a problem with black culture and women have played a damaging role in it", its "its all black men fault", and then expected to be seen as an equal.

The fact that women love to dodge any responsibility whatsoever in the state of the black community is hilarious. Well would be if our community wasn't in such a sad ass state. Don't try to be my equal and then when a problem comes up you're just a passive bystander in the shyt.