Dating Advice – Phrases Men Hate to Hear Women Say
What are some of the things women say that make men break out into a cold sweat and shiver with anxiety? Here’s our list of the top dozen or so phrases women say that fill men with dread.
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How to Date a Guy: Important Dating Questions to Ask and How to Ask Them
Though there is no way to know everything about someone even after being with him for years, there are vitally important bits of information that you must have early on to determine if THIS man is a good fit for your needs. There is a manner in which a woman should acquire information that involves skill and finesse.
Narcissistic Personality Disorder in the Black Community
Narcissistic Personality Disorder is characterized by long standing patterns of lack of empathy towards others, a need to be fawned over, and a belief in their innate superiority. With Black males demanding submission by women and having no sympathy to women’s plights, how many Black men can be identified as suffering from this mental illness?
What Black Women Need to Be Happy
Black women are tired of hearing Black men say that we are bitter, unhappy, or that we alone are responsible for the high numbers of single family homes and fatherless children. We’re not. Black women are tired of the bullshit, the blaming, the failure of men to step up to take responsibility for the mistakes they’ve made. We, just like women of other races, deserve to have a decent, loving, committed and honorable man in our arms. We deserve wonderful fathers for our children. We deserve to have respectful Black men be our husbands as well our lovers. Where are these men?
Black Marriages: Is Marriage Good for Black People?
Key findings from “The Consequences of Marriage for African Americans” which concludes that Black women benefit substantially less from marriage than Black males OR White females. Why then are so many Black women in a hurry to get married?
Marriage – Why The Fantasy is Better Than The Reality
Many young women dream of having a fancy wedding and the title of “Mrs.” imagining a life of bliss, companionship and romance. Sadly, that fantasy is most often just that.
Breaking Up on the Down Low – How and Why Men Sneak Out of Relationships
He doesn’t want to be the bad guy and experience a direct confrontation. Men hope you won’t notice that he’s on his way out, and sadly, many women don’t!
When Sex With Him is NOT All That!
On this show hundreds of women will share what they want from men mentally, emotionally and physically to help men learn how to stimulate their female partners. Become a memorable lover!
Exposing Black Male Privilege
I’ve repeatedly heard Black men express the belief that they are victims of a matriarchial society, that they are denied rights and privileges and the opportunity to “be a man” by “strong Black women.” I’ve heard grown men whine that women need to be responsible for men’s attire (sagging pants), teen pregnancy amonst 11, 12, 13 year old girls (who are actually victimis of child molesters, not willing adults making a choice for sex), and assign to women the responsibility for changing the Black community. With women being blamed for all that, what the hell is it that Black men are going to get off their asses and do?
Should Women Propose Marriage to Men?
Should a woman that wants to get married take the bull by the horns and propose to her guy? What are the pros and cons of a woman proposing marriage?
Men Are Not Qualified to Lead Women or Relationships
Men feel that they should lead women because that is “how it is supposed to be.” But if we remove religion from the equation, what is it that makes men feel they must be the leader? Not intelligence, drive, ambition or skills! And if it is true, as some men say, that men are destructive when left to their own devices and need women to lead them in other directions, then who is the real leader here?
If You Didn’t ‘Get’ How The Black Church Keeps Black Women Single…
Though somewhat surprised by the intensity of the debate on my article on The Black Church, I am not at all shocked at the shake up the article has caused. Always a maverick and unafraid of either contentious criticism or debate, who but Deb Cooper would have the gumption to question the motives of an institution held so dear by millions of Black people across the nation? After all, if one is an avid church-goer, how likely are you to question your church on your own?
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