@ men looking for "true love"True Love?
If you're searching for true love, you probably don't have a grounded understanding of how relationships work.
Its the same with people who use the word "soul mate." I avoid anyone who says that
I agree. I told myself after my last serious relationship I wasnt into the whole whirlwind of love and emotion. I just wanted common goals and dreams with a man I liked/loved/respected/physically attracted to.
Everything else would just be extra.
But is it a symptom of something much bigger or the cause?Hyper masculinity is probably why black men have the shortest life expectancy in the country.
But is it a symptom of something much bigger or the cause?
Are nikkas hyper masculine bc they live in a society where they hold no real power so they have to compensate for it or are you saying we are hyper masculine for the sake of it.
By the way that is if I even believe this narrative of black men being hyper masculine in the 1st place. I am trying to learn not tinker the media frame my view of my people
I'm surprised at this post.
Dapped

What are your goals and dreams... are you attractive?
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All you're doing is over explaining something that's simple af.
You've yet to explain how any of this over-explanation makes love nonexistent.
That's like saying having hunger doesn't exist because hunger is the result of chemical processes in your body
Either way, what do you get out of debunking the existence of "love"?
Blavity is still a thing?
What?
Love is a neurological process that takes place in the brain. The pupils dialate up to 75%, nonepinephrine production begins sending signals to the reward center of the brain, and an odorless hormone named Oxytocin is emitted. These are all neurochemical exchanges that take place in specific regions of the brain. That's too bad if this doesn't fit in your narrative of "love" being a harmonic magical soul connection - it is no such thing. It's a primitive neurobiological response embedded in all organisms - it's an evolutionary mechanism for procreation.
By the way, have you ever even looked up the definition of emotion? It's a physiological response, meaning that it deals with physical and chemical functions of an organism. Just like I've said, it's a chemically induced biological response.
emotion
[ih-moh-shuh n]
3.
any strong agitation of the feelings actuated by experiencing love,hate, fear, etc., and usually accompanied by certain physiological changes, as increased heartbeat or respiration, and often overt manifestation, as crying or shaking.
physiology
[fiz-ee-ol-uh-jee]
noun
1.
the branch of biology dealing with the functions and activities of living organisms and their parts, including all physical and chemical processes.
Were your intentions to debunk my stance? Because you've done no such thing.