The Ace High Show

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Anonymous said...

OMG...first I have to say you are straight up crazy, but man, do you ever speak the truth! I completely agree with you with the attitudes of some of our black sistas when it comes to handling and taking care of our black men. The point is, no matter how successful a black woman, there is still a need for that manly companionship. I for one completely agree with you that, nothing can substitute having a good, kind, hard working strong man by a woman's side, no matter what great things she has accomplished. True that, it should never be about being taken advantage of or being disrepected, but a man is and should always be given his proper place as head of the household. Which means, we women, especially black women really need to know how to take care of our men and respect them for what they represent in our lives and families. All that BS about "not needing any man" is just what it is, BS...so sistas need to quit talking crazy, because at the end of the day, no matter what great things a woman or man for that matter, have accomplished its great to come home to that special someone...and when your world feel a little shaky and uncertain, no one better to help you step back up to the plate and find strength again than that strong man! I for one have dated outside of my race, but prefer my black men!!! My preference is not for the fact that I consider one race being better than the other, its just something that my heart is softer toward...I have been successful in my personal and professional life and can actually manage life alone, but why would I want to deprive myself the opportunity to share it with a special person. At the end of the day, I want my chocolate honey by my side...plain and simple! I totally prefer a strong man who would take charge of our life and guide the family...one who would not always give into my ways and guide me and hold my hand when I feel weak and tired. A strong woman, black, white, or whatever... would help her man become a better man...not put him down. A good woman, would recognize her man's weaknesses and not take advante of them...a good woman would not only tell her man that she loved him...but show him by her actions and her respect and support toward him. At the end of the day, its really about who's spending time by your side. Thanks for these interesting and probing broadcasts. U should be on the radio!

4:16 PM

Mister Oh said...

A brotha like myself have given sistas multiple chances to take advantage of an opportunity to get to know and understand a brotha that's not taking opportunity to advantage of them.
Sistas have self-esteem/bad information about men issues so that when they meet a man that's worth about a damn, they destroy the opportunity.
Sistas have destroyed every opportunity I have given them, from not conversating, to violating my home. No other women, given adequate opportunity, have ever disrespected me outright.
I've had a sista absolutely disrespect me on introduction.
I have little patience for a Black woman and the attitude. I could care less and do.
I wish some stupid Black female would come up to me and talk a bunch of stuff!!!
Simply, Sistas had multiple shots at this and decided it wasn't for them...now you're mad that I didn't wait on your ignorance and sillyness?
I'm a man, I don't have time for children over the age of 18.

2:09 AM

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