If you’ve been in a relationship then you know that sex can quickly become predictable. You’re watching tv in bed, turn off the lights, feel on a booty and get it started and then roll over and go to sleep. In the everyday hustle we become set in our ways and sex is just sex. So in order to spice up our love lives I came up w/ a few fantastic freaky ways to start making love.
My boy Jameel Saleem is back w/ a new episode of Exit Strategy. This has to be one of the funniest series on the net. If you haven’t been following the webisode. Jameel is stuck in the relationship from hell. He broke up w/ shorty, she came back and now he can’t get rid of her. This time he’s simply telling her the truth. Let’s see if this one works.
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I’ve been hard on the ladies lately. I mean I firmly believe they play a large roll in why they are single. Bullheadedness is one of the most unattractive things in the world. Also in the shallow world we live in, I’ve learned it’s best not to take advice from ugly people. Not because they’re ugly, but because the world isn’t fair to them and they see things a little bit differently, but I digress. Men do some of the dumbest things to make women behave the way they do. Since this is the case here are a few things men should stop doing.
We’ve all been w/ the wrong person at least once. When we break up and we look back like what the hell was I thinking. So the good folks over at Asylum.com has an amazing list of 7 Red Flags About Women. Now, personally if one of my chicks have any of this flag pop up! I’m Jay-Z that trick and be on to the next one. Check em out tell me what you think.
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The other day there was a hail storm of comments on my blog post, the educated black woman doesn’t get enough sex. It seems like for the first time I have to clarify exactly what I mean. Not because I was wrong, I feel like I’m 100% right, but rather because the the inability for smart black women to open their minds. Allow me to explain.
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and most of them don’t get married, which is more proof to my blog about men making “hoes” their wife.
Michelle Obama may have become an archetypal African-American female success story — law career, strong marriage, happy children — but the reality is often very different for other highly educated black women.
They face a series of challenges in navigating education, career, marriage and child-bearing, dilemmas that often leave them single and childless even when they’d prefer marriage and family, according to a research study recently presented at the American Sociological Society’s annual meeting in San Francisco.
Rihanna’s 20/20 interview was arguably the most entertaining thing I’ve seen on television in 8 months. I think the world will agree w/ because as ABC took the ratings crown for the 10pm hour as an amazing 8.1 million people tuned in to watch Rihanna tell her side of the story. I was mesmerized by her story as she said. “No. Did not hit him”. Many opinions have been formed about the interview, but last night while looking at some hot pics of Mila Kunis I stumbled on to a Rihanna interview that many have forgotten about.
The reviews are mixed from Rihanna’s interview. Personally I felt like she said things that would rip the heart out of a man in love, but my opinion isn’t important now. Mainstream America loved her interview. They felt as if it was a defining moment of power for women going through and who have been through abuse. I would agree. Yet I also agree w/ Urban America who feels like she might not have been telling the whole truth. EW reports.
Speaking to Diane Sawyer, Rihanna said of Brown’s remorse afterward, “He’d say, ‘You hate me, don’t you?’ and I would lie and say, ‘No.’”
That was a chilling moment, one among many. Sawyer showed Rihanna online videos of people — fans? — saying that she must have provoked Brown. Sawyer paraphrased their sentiments: “They say, ‘Did she bait him? Rile him?’”
