DaRealness
I think very deeply
Good movies even play their part in brainwashing men. One of my favorite movies, Coming to America, is guilty of this.
Remember that scene where Darryl (Soul Glo) tells Akeem women just want to be told what to do/led? Basically what he was saying was true, but that is flipped to make him look like the bad guy. Meanwhile, before Akeem became, Darryl was in Lisa's guts.
Be careful what you watch.
Hmmm.......I have to disagree with you on this one because I look at COA differently. On the other hand (and I've mentioned this very same movie in this thread) the movie also shows that when a woman loves you for YOU, then she will do anything for you and you don't have to be all thirsty and flash money around. Remember she was a rich girl who was into him so much that she was willing to visit his dirty ass apartment in the middle of the hood to COOK for him. Even when she wanted to have sex with him he was sweating it at all and told her he wanted them to wait.....making himself even more attractive and a challenge since most men would jump at the chance to fukk. This is all when she thought he was just a goat herder without a penny to his name. The movie is really a lesson that you don't have to flash money around, but just work on yourself as a person and you'll attract the right women who love you for who you are. She was so in love with his mind that she swore he must have had women falling at his feet back in Zamunda. That's the kind of effect you need to have on broads instead of thinking you have to flash money and buy a whole bunch of clothes, colognes, cars etc because dudes who do all that shyt already set themselves up to fail and then wonder why they keep attracting hoodrats and gold diggers.
Speaking of movies......
Wolf of Wall Street. Notice how quick Jordan's wife was to leave him when things started to go downhill? It was all well and good when he was on top of the world and raking the money in, but the minute he started to experience financial and legal troubles then all of a sudden its "you're a drug taking monster, I heard you're going to prison for 20 years I already spoke to my lawyer and I'm taking the kids blah blah blah". This is the same chick who was just as much a "monster" as he was when they first got together and had no problem stealing him from his first wife with no fukks given and indulging in the same drug taking and debauchery and spending all his money, but the minute he falls on hard times, she suddenly turns cold as ice with that same dead, emotionless look in her eye that we're all familiar with when a woman has made up her mind to bounce long before the relationship is over. The movie tried to make HIM look like the villain in that scenario when he got mad and hit her and tried to run away with their daughter not taking into account the the kind of shock that does to a man when his woman kicks him while he's down and suddenly and unexpectedly drops all these bombshells on him. I've got more beef with THAT than I do in anything in Coming To America.
Of course, he was to blame too because he knew she was trifling from day one so he should have known it would have ended badly with a chick like that. Plus he did cheat on his loyal first wife so he kinda deserved it.
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Be careful what you watch.



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Jane is a shining example as to why you should never take relationship advice from women. There's only been a few times where Jane has given tough advice to dudes to man up and leave their woman, but that's only in the most extreme cases and very rare. When it's a woman is dealing with b.s. from a man no matter how small, she never has a problem telling them to leave the guy and start afresh with their self esteem intact. Funny how dudes are always supposed to "see it from her point of view" and "talk it out" and other such nonsense.