well it becomes a difficult conversation because naturally you're happy on the most basic human level that this young boy Future has such a good man in his life. thank God for that right? and it's not like you begrudge ciara the person for finding a man like russell who's obviously wonderful and makes her happy. you see this is how the illogical gynocentrists deflect. either you want ciara to stay lonely and miserable, black women don't deserve happiness overall, or you're some future stan who feels sorry that his baby mama has now become a revered wife and made him look silly. nah....
it's because real nikkas KNOW that black women are championing this because they're either dumb ass single mothers themselves who made poor choices or caping for other black women that are in the same boat. refusing to acknowledge that the bytch CHOSE an ain't shyt nikka who wasn't there for his other four kids when Ciara said he'll make a great husband & fukked him raw. they pray that they can make life altering stupid mistakes like ciara and have it completely wiped away by finding a man like russell to be their b*stard kid's mentor. thus not being accountable in anyway for their poor choice(s). and THAT'S what's offensive. bytches can't simply say ciara was wrong in the first place. naw... champion the square nikka while shytting on the street nikka and never acknowledging the dumb bytch who chose that fukked up nikka to begin with. your average "ciara" in the hood ain't got no damn russell to save their fukkin kid. thus, we end up with the wayward boys
or maybe just maybe black women appreciate a good man.
You can try to qualify the praise all you want but in the end that little boy is in the best environment for him and his future. You can judge on past actions.. criticize the previous decisions his mother made but regardless of all of that, that little boy is being geared in the right direction and his future is looking brighter despite the circumstances of his birth.
The fact that all you can do is look negatively on such a situation instead of celebrating a young black boy being raised by a positive black man says more about you than them.
I don’t have any children. I just appreciate black love and black children being the recipients of that love.


how did Jody Summers the Baby Boy come to be? created in a vacuum?