So, one of the most popular amendments that Americans commonly throw around supposedly to justify their any and every comment, thought, written expression or otherwise... However I have noticed a popular similarity that is disturbing.... It appears that this amendment seems to cover a sheer disproportionate amount of dereliction and ideology that supports the mass media's agenda over even logical ideas. If someone dare speak out against the status quo, based on obvious truth's, their religion or their experience, they are met with serious backlashes. I want to address this because it is not right and it has been noted by myself and other's that continuously are perceived as negative, judgmental and old fashioned. If you as an individual so feel compelled to promote whatever you choose too, whatever god you choose to worship and or whatever lifestyle you choose to engage in... I too have the right to share mine. Even if mine is not in conjunction with yours. I am not afraid to say the things that are unpopular.... I am not afraid to speak on the things that my religion promotes or does not promote. I think it is truly saddening that so many that do speak on their platforms are met with so much dissension. I do blame the technology and social media though for taking a comment and spreading it like wildfire. I am disgusted by how so many speak their honest thoughts only to momentarily apologize and recant their words. I believe that just as the Bible informs "from the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks" that whether you catch alot of kickback for stating the facts.. you actually meant it, and should apologize accordingly. For instance, If you offend, do apologize because you offended, don't however pretend as if you misspoke as you did not. However I do encourage those with boldness to keep standing strong. There is certainly a need for your boldness in this current culture, and this is why you came to be in such a time as this. It reminds me of the story of Esther... who started from very humble beginnings but ended up becoming the queen that was in position to advocate for her people when they were in danger of being executed. Sometimes we may look at why we are met with so much slack.. and why it seems that so many are comfortable selling out, supporting and living in a way that not even they were raised to do. We look at them and wonder why they suppress the inner truth in their soul in pursuit of lust, money and power. How they are so comfortable selling their soul for earthly pleasures.. as we are assured the cost is indicatively specified for our actions. However, many more will be typical than radical..... Many more will silence their morals to appease the crowd, than represent the truth, and in many cases I do not even believe truth is the minority... yet it is simply portrayed that way....
Now since I am of color.... I wanna address this issue as a black woman who loves black
men. I have never been a basher.. but more less a believer of black men's innate potential
to become great. I have loved their appearance, creativity and tenacity all of my life.. and
initially believed that my husband would be a black man.. However over the years I was
met with so many disparaging factors that caused me to move on. As I observed women
worldwide of all ethnicity's (Asian, African, Spanish and European) It occurred to me the
phenomenon was happening here in the U.S. at an astonishing pace over other countries. I
also observed that foreigners that came here either went one of two directions in life.. they
either decided to keep very tight with the existing community here from their home country
and marrying from that pool or they assimilated to the western lifestyle in which they
would party and become promiscuous or become interested in white American women. As
young
black women we are continuously told of the "shortage" of good black men, also coupled
with our undying loyalty towards them. Many households are without a proper example of a
family unit and how the man an woman SHOULD interact with each other.... This sets the
stage for a dangerous lifestyle. Black women actually feel impressed or empowered to land
a black man.. regardless of what he is or has to offer... Some women are reduced to
shameful mediums to keep their prized black man..... Black women are also more likely to
settle for a relationship that they are not happy with just for the sake of companionship. On
the flip side...... White women are not going for the indefinite girlfriend position.... and I
don't even necessarily attribute it to love but gain. White women are all about receiving
benefits and they know the benefit of being married and raising your children in such an
environment. Unfortunately, Black women seem not to be realizing this.. I even have single
friends that are anxious to begin families.. they have told me that if they reach a certain age
without being married they will just go and get knocked up and become a single parent.. I
believe several of these factors are causing incredible problems within the community
because it simple perpetuates the problem further into other generations.... AS my friend
stated this topic on his page.. I heard every excuse in the book from: White women are
easy, Black men are afraid of a strong black woman, slavery and various other factors.. but
I simply attribute it to the lack of structure in our country and in our mentality. Americans
live in a reality in which they seek endless pleasure which is an unrealistic expectation.
Women and men alike are looking for a mate that doesn't exist which prolongs marriage as
well promotes unhappiness in existing relationships.
The meat: What this all boils down is too is expectations. The lack and the establishing of
them. It is not popular.. and it can prolong your search for love and companionship, but it
can also prevent wasted time and broken hearts. I believe that is one of the key differences
between white women and black women, is that white women are usually socialized around
married couples throughout their lives, and they do not see getting married as an
unattainable goal, whereas some black women that do get married may be one of the few
to have done so in their family. I know that it is difficult, but if you are not getting what you
need or what out of a relationship you may considering sharing your thoughts with your
mate, and if un-receptive, considering to move on............ If you have invested umpteen
years and your mate still doesn't see you as a potential lifelong partner, when do you
actually surmise he will? I believe as a generation we must begin to be more realistic about
our lives and future. We must analyze those that came before us, and how they actually
made life work if we wish to emulate it. If we are not willing to endure anything we can
expect to receive what our ancestors did.
men. I have never been a basher.. but more less a believer of black men's innate potential
to become great. I have loved their appearance, creativity and tenacity all of my life.. and
initially believed that my husband would be a black man.. However over the years I was
met with so many disparaging factors that caused me to move on. As I observed women
worldwide of all ethnicity's (Asian, African, Spanish and European) It occurred to me the
phenomenon was happening here in the U.S. at an astonishing pace over other countries. I
also observed that foreigners that came here either went one of two directions in life.. they
either decided to keep very tight with the existing community here from their home country
and marrying from that pool or they assimilated to the western lifestyle in which they
would party and become promiscuous or become interested in white American women. As
young
black women we are continuously told of the "shortage" of good black men, also coupled
with our undying loyalty towards them. Many households are without a proper example of a
family unit and how the man an woman SHOULD interact with each other.... This sets the
stage for a dangerous lifestyle. Black women actually feel impressed or empowered to land
a black man.. regardless of what he is or has to offer... Some women are reduced to
shameful mediums to keep their prized black man..... Black women are also more likely to
settle for a relationship that they are not happy with just for the sake of companionship. On
the flip side...... White women are not going for the indefinite girlfriend position.... and I
don't even necessarily attribute it to love but gain. White women are all about receiving
benefits and they know the benefit of being married and raising your children in such an
environment. Unfortunately, Black women seem not to be realizing this.. I even have single
friends that are anxious to begin families.. they have told me that if they reach a certain age
without being married they will just go and get knocked up and become a single parent.. I
believe several of these factors are causing incredible problems within the community
because it simple perpetuates the problem further into other generations.... AS my friend
stated this topic on his page.. I heard every excuse in the book from: White women are
easy, Black men are afraid of a strong black woman, slavery and various other factors.. but
I simply attribute it to the lack of structure in our country and in our mentality. Americans
live in a reality in which they seek endless pleasure which is an unrealistic expectation.
Women and men alike are looking for a mate that doesn't exist which prolongs marriage as
well promotes unhappiness in existing relationships.
The meat: What this all boils down is too is expectations. The lack and the establishing of
them. It is not popular.. and it can prolong your search for love and companionship, but it
can also prevent wasted time and broken hearts. I believe that is one of the key differences
between white women and black women, is that white women are usually socialized around
married couples throughout their lives, and they do not see getting married as an
unattainable goal, whereas some black women that do get married may be one of the few
to have done so in their family. I know that it is difficult, but if you are not getting what you
need or what out of a relationship you may considering sharing your thoughts with your
mate, and if un-receptive, considering to move on............ If you have invested umpteen
years and your mate still doesn't see you as a potential lifelong partner, when do you
actually surmise he will? I believe as a generation we must begin to be more realistic about
our lives and future. We must analyze those that came before us, and how they actually
made life work if we wish to emulate it. If we are not willing to endure anything we can
expect to receive what our ancestors did.






