We know what you are.

I’m not sure how to read you, because it’s either a comprehension gap, a need to be right or miscommunication. The initial girl said you won’t find a black woman doing this, the guy proved her wrong with a link, you came with money; a tangent away from the actual discussion.

Read what you wrote and read these, Selah.

And athere you have it folks, the first god they see and worship: money. W: “you won’t find a black woman in this type of setting”. M: *showed proof but poof 💨 * You: move the goalposts to money leaving the actual issue and called him a coon. Is it about money raised or race?

@TDeisine @ThaBoyYom

Here’s for your perusal. I hope you read it:

The pastor reminds me of what KOK said to his daughter's friend in Áfàméfùnà: "Women do not become nwa boys because women can't have masters..." or something like that. I dare say that is more of an insult than praise. Affordability can also mean your price declines over time.

She doesn’t have to speak for herself, men have to see her for who she is and avoid her and folks like her. Trials are a constant in every relationship or marriage and for every sensible man who now knows that she doesn’t have her man’s back when the going gets tough