Elim Garak
Veteran
nikka what the hell you grown as fukk forget them streets.

nikka what the hell you grown as fukk forget them streets.
Shyt is intoxicatingnikka what the hell you grown as fukk forget them streets.![]()
I wish some of us would stop idolizing the streets like it is anything more than a dead end path to homelessness, poverty, prison, or death. Running the streets is a short-term means to excitement that eventually leads to long-term insolvency at best and death at worst.
You 40 talking about the streets? Go home and be a family man.
Good luck lol that's all I can tell you.Shyt is intoxicating![]()
yes they do. Iāve done or currently do everything on that list.No they don't
why are you speaking for them? Also, regular people have āshort-termā fun too.. you make it sound like itās something only street dudes are privileged to doBecause I've been around street dudes the majority of my life, and they get to have the "short-term" fun
Iād assume you were a teen during the late 90s/early 00s.. so Iād assume your viewpoint of squares/street dudes is based on that time period of Black Culture.
Spot onyes they do. Iāve done or currently do everything on that list.
why are you speaking for them? Also, regular people have āshort-termā fun too.. you make it sound like itās something only street dudes are privileged to do
Iād assume you were a teen during the late 90s/early 00s.. so Iād assume your viewpoint of squares/street dudes is based on that time period of Black Culture.
Iām half your age and Iām puzzled by what you consider is a square as well as your perception of these Men.
Iām around your age. I get it. But itās time to grow the fukk up and realize that time period was bass ackwards for our mentality. Let that shyt go!Spot on
I don't have a negative connotation about "squares"
I admire squares as a matter of fact, but where I'm from they're looked down on
Indirectly, you are placing a negative connotation on them.Spot on
I don't have a negative connotation about "squares"
I admire squares as a matter of fact, but where I'm from they're looked down on
Bookmark. I'll have to think on how will answer thisIndirectly, you are placing a negative connotation on them.
You are essentially putting those type of Men (you stated you are one of them) in boxes. So Men who handle their business can enjoy risky fun with Women? Men who about their paper canāt smoke a blunt or eat some edibles on their off day?
when you place these Men in boxes, you tell them they are not allowed to act like human beings. You tell them they have no room for error ā that they have to be straight edged and not fall short of perfection.
Been lived that life. Got sober at 32, now Iām 39. I feel like you can run the streets without doing any of those things. Running the streets is literally just that. And avoiding all responsibilities while doing it. But the effects of running the streets can haunt you long after you stopped slanging, smoking weed and drinking too much, hanging with the wrong crowd. You might be a felon as a result. Have a fukked up work history with no marketable skills. You donāt go from stopping running the streets to being comfortable suburban home owner overnight. Especially not for the younger generations Y and Z. Life is a gamble regardless.Making money(legally or illegally), drinking, smoking, doing drugs, chasing women preferably after hours
It's always been like this. Going back to elementary school.That fact that a good portion of our population dub normalcy as being "square" and "corny" shows how rampant mental illness is running in our community.
Because struggle and the performative demeanor of surviving it have been assigned as synonymous with blackness.Why does it have to be EXTREMES with black men?!?
Why canāt you be somewhere in the middle or closer to one end or the other?