Tag: black men and marriage

Properly Vetting Men: Deborrah Cooper’s How To Guide for Vetting Men

. 11/22/2018 . 0 Comments

Every young woman of marriageable age looking for love MUST know the process of vetting men, and refuse to rush into anything without vetting him thoroughly first. Advice columnist Deborrah Cooper sets out in detail the process for properly vetting men, eliminating those with incompatibilities before you get hurt.

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Why Are Single Black Women ALWAYS Told to Settle?

. 09/28/2017 . 0 Comments

An allegedly professional matchmaker goes in on single women telling them they need to sign on to “build a boo” and that their standards are unrealistic and unreasonable. Dating expert Deborrah Cooper of SurvivingDating.Com counters with a solid argument on why single black women settling for less than what they want in a man is the wrong move to make.

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Internet Stalking – When Niqqas Stalk to Insult and Demean

. 02/20/2016 . 0 Comments

A person who calls himself a man, yet goes from site to site focused on ONE WOMAN HE DOESN’T KNOW is nothing but an internet stalker. He wants your attention but knows you wouldn’t give him the time of day even if he were the last man on earth. So he comes out the gate like a little boy calling names and hurling what he thinks are insults.

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The Black Church: How Black Churches Keep African American Women Single and Lonely

. 07/20/2014 . 505 Comments

Single Black women sit in church every Sunday being brainwashed and placated into waiting for love. The true reason that there are so many single, never married Black women in the U.S. is the Black church which promotes female submission and subjugation to men, to the detriment of female achievement and happiness.

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Day 4 – 40 Days of Rain on FUBAR Black Men – Racking Up Pussy Points

. 03/06/2013 . 4 Comments

Most young black men are focused on nothing but their dick. They focus on getting it wet at every opportunity, and shoving it in as many holes as they can find and fill. Why aren’t black males focusing on achievement of greatness instead of acquisition of pussy?

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Give Him Six Months to Start Talking Marriage or Get Rid of Him!

. 05/18/2012 . 5 Comments

No need to wait years for a marriage proposal, especially since men know almost instantly if you are ‘the one’ or not, and if you have the qualities he seeks in a wife. Don’t have babies and waste years of your life on a dead end relationship.

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Marriage and Men Stop Complaining About What Women Don’t Do and MAN UP!

. 05/06/2012 . 3 Comments

Some men place sole responsibility for keeping marriage exciting on their wife. A 20+ yr husband says stop whining and MAN UP! To create the marriage you want guys, you gotta lead the way.

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Cheating in Relationships – Three Days of the Year Women Are Most Likely to Cheat

. 02/03/2012 . 1 Comment

Smart men pay attention to their women. Those that don’t are likely to find out the hard way that their woman is getting her needs met elsewhere. There are three days of each year that women are more prone to cheating, and Valentine’s Day is one of them.

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Why Do Single Black Women Protect and Support Trifling Black Men?

. 12/15/2011 . 0 Comments

Recently, several articles by single Black women praising Black men and admonish Black women for their criticisms and anger. These rah rah cheerleader Black women are not helping Black men at all, and really get on my nerves.

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I’m a Woman But I Want a Wife Too!

. 12/08/2011 . 17 Comments

A woman remarks on the institution of marriage, the traditional roles, and the benefits of having a wife. That’s why she wants a wife too!

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Black Feminism and The Black Men’s Rights Movement

. 08/18/2010 . 22 Comments

Many Black men believe that all hell broke loose in America when the 1970s feminist movement came into being. These men feel that the dysfunction in the Black community – the collapse of every institution such as our churches, schools, families and communities – is due to the distortion of gender roles brought about by feminism. Looking back fondly on the apron wearing homemaker of the 1970s, Black men long for the caretaking and attention they didn’t get as children. If a woman prefers a career to staying at home with children all day, shouldn’t she have that right with no problems from her husband? Does marriage still mean property ownership of the female?

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