Thursday, June 18, 2009

Tell me have you seen her?

So I went out and celebrated a couple court victories I had this week. As such, I feel expressive. I wrote this about a woman I wish I knew. Thought I'd share.

"I've never been enthralled to anyone's pussy before I met you. I lose myself in thoughts of taking you to the floor as soon as you walk in the door. To feel your ankles dance upon my back as I give you all of me is the highest of highs. I will stop at nothing to ensure your ultimate sexual satisfaction comes as natural as breathing. Come home soon so I can get back to work."

Monday, October 22, 2007

The Unity Series: Why does it hurt so bad?

I Tried by Anthony Hamilton

Being in love is like running the gauntlet. At the end of that gauntlet is your heart and soul's ultimate satisfaction; a mate who compliments, uplifts, and pleases you the way you need. However, you are no doubt bound to be bruised and knocked down before ever crossing the finish line. That is the nature of the journey towards anything worth having. Some people take their lumps, and resolve to stand stronger, but others take each slight as evidence that there is no finish line in sight. As to the latter, why can't those who hurt deeply forget about their past failures?

"His Perspective"
Holding on to negativity is second nature to most people. I'm definitely guilty of it. No matter how much our friends encourage us to get back up again when we fall due to something in our romantic relationships, it's never that simple is it? We live paralyzed by fear that someone else will do it again if we let our guard down for a moment. In my experience, this tends to enhance the feelings of loneliness and dissatisfaction I've felt, not make it better. That's why I strive not to hold the next woman responsible for something that one of her predecessors did or didn't do. After all, she didn't have anything to do with me being done dirty most likely. It's not her fault, and she should not be made to pay the price. Furthermore, I never want to face the reality that I let something good go because some ex of mine who's likely an ex for a reason made a mistake. I try to move on from the past as much as practicable. Sure, it's good to learn from history, but it's never a good idea to let history stand in the way of future blessings. I strive to never get caught looking backwards when the finish line is in sight. Do you?

"Her Perspective"
Generally, a woman doesn't have a problem letting go and forgetting a failed relationship. However, it is hard to forget the brutal burns of a past devastating relationship. It is difficult for any person to forget an experience involving an excruitating pain, mental or physical. Although the pain and hurt may fade with time, the bruise will always be there. We know what it feels like to be hurt. It doesn't feel good. Women don't become defensive after one bad relationship. Rather, they slowly build a hedge of protection around themselves. I can't fault a woman for that. However, some women do too good of a job at building their defense wall. You are too busy focusing on the pains of the past to recognize what the future has in store for you. It is a critical mistake to make the assumption that all men are bad. As women, we need to learn to slowly open our hearts to men and make them earn our trust instead of volunteering it. Otherwise, you gon' find yourself by yourself.

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Girl Talk... Where's the Honesty?

Ladies, if a man isn't pleasing you sexually, how do you handle it? I'm willing to bet most of you don't tell him what he needs to hear; the TRUTH. I know our egos tend to be overinflated and fragile at times. But if you don't let a man know he needs to step his game up, he'll continue screwing it up. I've heard plenty of stories with details about how disappointed women were with men's performance. If you're not going to kick him out and tell him why he's gotta go, or tell him that he needs to do something better or not at all, you're contributing to his falsely overinflated ego thereby making the problem worse. Sure his feelings might be hurt, but he'll go walk it off eventually and step his game up.

Men should have a passion to study the female form just like we'd study anything else. Sure every woman is different, but all women respond to the attention you pay towards mastering physically pleasing them, and they'll be all the more willing to work with you. Plus, real talk, if you want her to remember the time she spent with you, you'll man up and learn what it takes.

Stop Playin Yourself

I've had a couple very compelling conversations with my female friends about a very pressing topic. They were of the general opinion for some reason that men lie about their relationship status and how they feel about women when they're trying to get some. Perhaps because that's very true. Men lie, but women do too. I am not defending those who choose to lie when I say this, but at some point, you have to take responsibility for believing those lies or not expecting action in conformity with what men say. The writing on the wall is normally clear enough to tell you everything you need to know if you're paying attention.

I see women playing themselves quite a bit, and it concerns me. You'd be amazed at some of the things that women respond to favorably without a scintilla of substance. Whether it's naivety or desire that clouds your judgment, you have to realize it is being clouded at some point. I have played myself by being blinded to what was really being said, and it has hurt or embarassed me. I'm not afraid to admit that, so I rarely take any woman's statement at face value until I get a better picture of how her actions relate to the things she says. I don't think women are not to be trusted, and I don't think women should adopt the "I don't believe ish you say" appraoch either. You can hear what a guy or girl is telling you and wait for them to deliver without getting yourself in too deep. Words in and of themselves should never be enough to get you open. They are rarely as real and satisfying as the real thing.

Thursday, September 27, 2007

Sink or Seduce: What Kind of Woman Are YOU?!




Beyonce is quite possibly the sexiest woman on Earth. I mean, check the picture if you doubt it. Even though this performance was exactly that, you gotta admit it was a bit much for an award show. How many women do you know could give a man who everyone knows is not her boyfriend a lap dance like this in front of millions of people and not be considered a hoe or slut (all hating aside)?
The crucial difference between the average woman and Beyonce is that Beyonce plain doesn't give a damn what anyone else thinks. She sees what she desires and go gets it while most women are too afraid of being labeled a slut or a hoe. Beyonce is a bad chick who isn't afraid to please her man, and in fact, she openly enjoys pleasing him. Any man worth having will respect that quality in any woman, and he will never judge her for showing just how much she wants her man.
Just like women love men with "swag," you need some swag about yourself if you wanna keep your man looking like Terrence Howard does in this picture. If a man puts a little bass in his voice and comes correct at you, you're willing to look beyond a whole lot of his shit because his swag makes you wanna be with him. We feel no different. Never stop being a lady, and never stop letting your man see your inner vixen. That's where the passion and desire that make love the experience it should be thrive. Let loose, and let's get it.

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Who's That Lady?

My friend asked me earlier why men are so caught up with a woman's physical beauty and what it takes to get past that. She spoke of a scenario where a man is involved with two women. The first isn't ugly, but isn't something to marvel at. However, she cooks, cleans, and is a beast in the bedroom. The second one has little to nothing that compares to the first, except she's a complete bombshell. She said that women don't understand why guys always go for number 2. I'll tell you why.

First, as everyone knows, men are sexually charged creatures. We see, we want. It's that simple. Nothing compares to waking up in the morning and seeing a dime laying there next to you. It's what's at the top of Macho Mountain for some people. When it comes to woman number 1, although we appreciate everything she does, with the exception of the sex we can do it ourselves. The need for that kind of thing doesn't compare to that initial drive when we see a dime walk by. It probably won't ever.

The only thing that can make a man look past all of that is himself. No matter how perfect a woman is physically or romantically, that man isn't going to change his ways until he says it's a wrap. You can't convince us with acts sacrifice, gifts, sex, or anything else you have to offer. Women shouldn't blame themselves or quesiton their worth because men don't seem to pick up on it. We do. But that has little to nothing to do with whether or not we will choose to look behind the initial physical attraction.

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Child Support... Please Grow Up Men!

So I was at the barber shop today for an insanely long time, and I witnessed a very interesting conversation. I sat in the midst of ten grown men, all of them several years older than me. There was a preacher, a couple d-boys, a student, and a few regular old Joes. Yet most of them had one thing in common; they did not want to pay child support or simply refused to pay. Some had the nerve to complain that judges would jail them for refusing to pay. One person jokingly said that they should treat child support like electricity (i.e. - when you're two months behind, they just cut you off).
The shit isn't funny. It's not even understandable. If you're going to be man enough to lay it down, you should be man enough to raise the child that could result. That's why we have condoms, birth control, the morning after pill, and as a last result abortion. As a law student, I understand and agree with some of the criticisms of alimony/child support law and its mechanics. However, for now, the law is what it is and you have to respect that. I am not a parent, but I can't imagine not wanting to provide for my family emotionally, financially, hell whateverly. You cannot call yourself a man and not have a presence in the life of your children. You're a coward. Please get it right.