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Irasthmus B. Black wrote:I see you're going around in circles with this. You've conjured up an image of ALL black men as inadequate, poor, dead-beat dads, yet you pine for the strong male presence that you deny yourself with your poor generalisation, selfish attitude and narrow-minded thinking. You've cut off your nose to spoil your face, and I'm not about to attempt to be the instrument of change in your life. Do have a good day Ma'am.
lola.308 wrote:jed what it is with the buttsecks.....roflmao.....
somebody should make a thread exploring the pros and cons/ ins and outs or BUTTSECKS.....
Irasthmus B. Black wrote:Can the latte server take care of our household and pay the bills on his own salary/paycheck? Can he afford to send the children to private school and pay for their private lessons for ballet, tennis and piano classes? Can we still be able to have savings, emergency funds and investments set aside if I decided to no longer work, or would we have to deplete those accounts to get by?
It's not solely about having someone to rub your feet and prep your dinner and bubble bath after a taxing day. It's about having someone who does this and who has shown a level of independency and ability to handle his without the help of anyone.
Majority of black women are looking to settle down and build a life with someone. If we wanted someone to "comfort her, and console her, rub her feet when she's tired, fix her a home-cooked dinner, make sweet froggy love til' daylight" we would have hired the help/servant or gigolo.
We're talking about marriage here, not long-term dating.
Latte-server was doing great with his own life and paying his own bills before he met said black woman. If said black woman were in the same boat before meeting latte-server, why does she need him to be a provider on the same level? Because she's in a higher income bracket? OH PLEASE!
In a society such as today's where gender roles are overlapping and in some cases reversed, women have become sometimes the key breadwinner or the only breadwinner in the home, so why does your 6-figure salary need to be bolstered by the 7-figure salary of your mate? Living above your means much?
Nobody said anything about mediocrity either. I happen to know of ppl who worked in coffee shops even though they were studying for their law degree (sound familiar). That doesn't make them any less suitable for a mate if you can support your partner in other aspects aside from financially, because finances are already covered. Contrary to what YOU may think, marriage is an institution based on behavioural compatibility and emotional reliability...love.
Now, sensibly thinking, you're not gonna marry a troll and live under a bridge like a pauper, but you're not gonna pass up something you know you NEED in favour of something you think you WANT.
Matter of fact I know of one person who's a superb cook and has the world of graphics design and animation qualifications, but prefers to cater food and make desserts (splendidly, I might add). It doesn't buy him an M3 (YET! although he could easily use his qualifications to land him several jobs to achieve that much sooner), but it pays the bills and he does what he loves, is a great father and husband, so what's your point?
No wait, you don't have a point, you've simply cemented mine. Nice pedestal. Hope it keeps good company.
AbstractPoetic wrote:SR wrote:AbstractPoetic wrote:Picasso wrote:AP chillax and enjoy a pemis or two of various ethnic back grounds... If that eh wok consider some horsecks
Provided one has a horse-like member.
just had to quote you on this
Why is that SR?
SR wrote:AbstractPoetic wrote:SR wrote:AbstractPoetic wrote:Picasso wrote:AP chillax and enjoy a pemis or two of various ethnic back grounds... If that eh wok consider some horsecks
Provided one has a horse-like member.
just had to quote you on this
Why is that SR?
because once again you ahve contradicted your self based on your beliefs and principles as the statment you have made now indicates otherwise on what you want in a man
LOL. You will honestly use my contribution to this online banter on horsecks/buttsecks as an indication of what I apply to my life offline when it comes to the opposite sex?
Oh please. I'm sure you've heard of "sarcasm". Such applies in this instance.
Carry on with your assumptions.
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