Black women...in case yall dont hear this enough...

[YBE]

I fukkin love you...

Just wanted all yall to know how fukkin bad yall are (some of yall ). Aint none of these "other women" fukkin with you. Hair done, Nails done, Everything did......God damn



I wanted yall to know that. See yall nikkas tomorrow

 

[opulence]

Aww thanks babe...

 

[innocentdevil]

Thank you

edit: You better not change the title, or OP

 

[yeahisaidit]

Thank you!!!

Spoiler

Now let's see how long it takes for someone to say something negative...

 

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

A black woman

 

[Reality]

y'all get kudos for all the shyt yall put up w/. bein a black man's hard enough...

bein' a black woman....

i have a snowbunny but my heart is w/ yall

 

[marcuz]

y'all get kudos for all the shyt yall put up w/. bein a black man's hard enough...

bein' a black woman....

you think it's harder being a black woman?

 

[Reality]

you think it's harder being a black woman?

There's no question.

 

[marcuz]

There's no question.

i'd be interested in hearing your opinion why black women have it harder than their male counterparts.

 

[Malta]

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[AITheAnswerAI]

There's no question.

Nobody feels threatened by a female, but people definately feel threatened by black men, and that has repercussions. The only instance I can see being a BW is harder than being a BM is if you're a single mom with several kids...then you fukked up big time. Otherwise, it's harder being a man.

 

[yeahisaidit]

@marcuz

There you go...

 

[Reality]

i'd be interested in hearing your opinion why black women have it harder than their male counterparts.

-marriage/nuclear family prospects:
-haircare:
-workplace: you're black... and a woman. maybe they're not seen as threatening, but honestly how many women, deep deep deep down inside, are in a Gordon Gekko...i-dont-give-a-fukk-about-love-or-kids-let-me-grind-for-this-paper frame of mind?

 

[Reality]

life as a man> life as a woman. to say otherwise as a man is to reveal your inner bytchassness

 

[marcuz]

-marriage/nuclear family prospects:
-haircare:
-workplace: you're black... and a woman. maybe they're not seen as threatening, but honestly how many women are on some Gordon Gekko...i-dont-give-a-fukk-about-love-or-kids frame of mind

if they end up being a single mother, odds are it's their own fault. their lack of knowledge when it comes to taking care of their own hair is also their own fault. work place, you sure you want to use that example>? black women are more likely to be hired than a black male. hell, it's killing two birds with one stone for a lot of these businesses with affirmative action quotas; black and female.

come on, breh. black men are the ones who are under attack. black women are pacified. hell, a black woman can get pregnant and end up getting cheap housing, free food, healthcare and programs to get her through school. if you as a man had a baby with a woman and couldn't afford it, your ass is going to jail. there's no safety net for men, especially black men.