Don’t black women understand that the joke is on them and Steve Harvey is laughing all the way to the bank? Join us for an interesting dissection of Steve’s dating advice book “Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man” analyzed in a way you have never heard before!
Female submission is touted by patriarchal men as the key to a successful marriage or relationship, but where is the proof? If submissive relationships are better then why aren’t more submissive, religious women happily married?
What kind of game is being run by Black men that ask if a woman goes to church immediately upon meeting her? You don’t know? Read and learn baby girl, read and learn.
Tonight we’ll discuss female submission in Black relationships, the pros and cons of submission if any, and the reasons Black men demand that Black women submit to them. Who really benefits from submission by women?
Female submission is a key point of contention in Black male/female relationships. Would Black women really experience higher rates of marriage and marital satisfaction if they bought into the concept of submission as Black men say they should?
Men set themselves up as the final authority when it comes to dating and relating and telling women what to do. Men need to advise other men instead.
Why is it that Black men are so enamored of the concept of female submission? Do such relationships last longer? Are they happier for both the man and woman or just the man?
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?
An “on point” man has his shit together and doesn’t care about your investment portfolio, your education or your resume – he wants only to know if you are willing to pick up a bat and play on his team. Can a professional, educated Black female ever trust a man to lead?
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