The truth about women not being "protected".

[number21]

I hope more and more brehs start to truly understand and embrace that this "cry" for protection is for attention

 

[Mastamimd]

I wish I could rep every one of you because whether I agree with you or not there's a stark contrast between here and Facebook/Twitter. At least in here a genuine discussion is being had whereas out there it's a shouting match going on. I think I'm done with it man.

 

[Apollo Creed]

Black Woman is God, in What reality does God need protection?

 

[number21]

Your post tells me one thing: Women need guidance.

Truth hurts and women don't want to admit it, but they need those old school gender roles. If black women say they need protection, the truth is in the pudding, you need black men to guide you. Because protection is just that, guidance.


What happened to strong women, don't need men, and equality

They will duck and dodge this fact because like I said all of this is for attention and attention only.

 

[Cobalt Sire]

Black Millennial women had this strange idea that their mothers and grandmothers were oppressed because of the lack of economic opportunities, and thus stuck with ugly men with 9 to 5 jobs. So millennial women decided that since they could get their own money now and not be oppressed like their mothers, they were going to date a very small section of men who met society's standard of attractiveness. For a very long time, the stereotypical attractive black man was a street dude with abs. By the time millennial women realized looks aren't everything, and street dudes often have domestic violence issues, they were 30 with a whole lot of kids. The good, less violent, millennial black men who played the long game of being legitimate in this white supremacist system start to have money in their 30s. Who are these men going to date? They're in demand and can be choosy, so it's going to be women on the younger and childless side. Basically younger millennials and older generation z, who let's be honest, are not as toxic. Poetic justice really.

Women that played life this way have been harmed by their street men, left to raise kids alone, and are now trying to say all black men are bad. They need to delude themselves into believing that all black men are bad so that it doesn't feel like they played themselves out of decent life. It's like going to jail and not taking accountability for your actions.

 

[Apollo Creed]

Black Millennial women had this strange idea that their mothers and grandmothers were oppressed because of the lack of economic opportunities, and thus stuck with ugly men with 9 to 5 jobs. So millennial women decided that since they could get their own money now and not be oppressed like their mothers, they were going to date a very small section of men who met society's standard of attractiveness. For a very long time, the stereotypical attractive black man was a street dude with abs. By the time millennial women realized looks aren't everything, and street dudes often have issues, they were 30 with a whole lot of kids. The good, sometimes fat, millennial black men who played the long game of being legitimate in this white supremacist system start to have money in their 30s. Who are these men going to date? They're in demand and can be choosy, so it's going to be women on the younger and childless side. Basically younger millennials and older generation z, who let's be honest, are not as toxic. Poetic justice really.

The sad thing really is most men don't have the discipline to just let these women canniblize themselves. Productive Men shouldn't be engaging any of these women in any convo what so ever.

 

[SupremexKing]

Black Millennial women had this strange idea that their mothers and grandmothers were oppressed because of the lack of economic opportunities, and thus stuck with ugly men with 9 to 5 jobs. So millennial women decided that since they could get their own money now and not be oppressed like their mothers, they were going to date a very small section of men who met society's standard of attractiveness. For a very long time, the stereotypical attractive black man was a street dude with abs. By the time millennial women realized looks aren't everything, and street dudes often have domestic violence issues, they were 30 with a whole lot of kids. The good, less violent, sometimes fat, millennial black men who played the long game of being legitimate in this white supremacist system start to have money in their 30s. Who are these men going to date? They're in demand and can be choosy, so it's going to be women on the younger and childless side. Basically younger millennials and older generation z, who let's be honest, are not as toxic. Poetic justice really.

Women that played life this way have been harmed by their street men, left to raise kids alone, and are now trying to say all black men are bad. They need it to be all black men so that it doesn't feel like they played themselves out of decent life.

i mean you don't even have to be so extreme in regards to the disparity between the street dude and the successful black men.

there are hard working, successful black men concerned with being in shape, as a matter of fact, hard working men tend to be in better shape than these street nikkas. common misconception.

anyway, the problem boils down to them not wanting to fully submit. they realize with the street dude that they can more easily manipulate them. end of story.

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

How many times do I have to tell y'all women want men to be slaves? We gotta be superheroes for these broads. 6' Tall, 6 Figures, 6" inches, dropping thought the ceiling and fighting all the bad guys saving her from her poor decisions

Y'all gone learn

true but these women on social media don’t matter. Think about it... yelling on Twitter about how youre not protected does nothing in reality. It damn sure doesn’t make men believe in your cause.

This shyt is truly a game for birds and miserable people. It’s getting so bad that my fiancée (who is unaware of these Coli threads) is getting fed up with what she’s seeing on social media. I’ll even copy what she sent to me (unprovoked) in response to some post on IG about a bw getting killed by her bf:

“Intimate partner violence is an issue within all races. To single out black men is just perpetuating a stereotype of violence amongst all black men that isn't true. This was one person. Let it stop there. Grieve for the victim but don't make this broad statement that all black men are evil and kill black women.”

all I could do is sit back and

 

[SupremexKing]

true but these women on social media don’t matter. Think about it... yelling on Twitter about how youre not protected does nothing in reality. It damn sure doesn’t make men believe in your cause.

This shyt is truly a game for birds and miserable people. It’s getting so bad that my fiancée (who is unaware of these Coli threads) is getting fed up with what she’s seeing on social media. I’ll even copy what she sent to me (unprovoked) in response to some post on IG about a bw getting killed by her bf:

“Intimate partner violence is an issue within all races. To single out black men is just perpetuating a stereotype of violence amongst all black men that isn't true. This was one person. Let it stop there. Grieve for the victim but don't make this broad statement that all black men are evil and kill black women.”

all I could do is sit back and

how did you find a black female to get engaged to? not being facetious, i'm genuinely curious.

maybe i can learn to step my game up somehow.

 

[Scott Larock]

Well dang... what breh says in his OP is true at its premise

Women demand protection from men without realizing that with that protection comes women obeying the men they seek protection from.

Which they do not want to do. So they want the benefits of protection from us without taking what they consider to be the negatives (submission etc)

I agree wholeheartedly.

Common sense

we laugh at Karen's all day but they play there role and know how to submit to a white man. All these Karens pulling guns on sisters and being racist, all these hoes married though.

The protect black women's premises is stupid and makes no sense, a man is gonna protect his family first. A man isn't gonna go outta his way for some non-family member regardless if the skin is the same.

It's just a hashtag to bash men, liberals won't leave the independent woman mentality since it's so beneficial for them but not many people respect it.

 

[Mastamimd]

I don't know if this is related to this thread or thread worthy but here's a post that just hit my FB

 

[Chubbs]

mind if I steal this and get twitter clout?

 

[Astroslik]

They want a “diet patriarchy”. They want it when it suits them. They want to be protected, but they don’t want to obey you. You'll tell them to do something, and they’ll question you about it or outright disobey you. How can a man protect a woman who won’t listen to him?

A while back I was watching some movie on NF, where there was an intruder in a couple’s house. The husband told his wife to do something, and she didn’t follow his directions, and as a result, the situation turned even worse for them. This is a perfect example of the lack of respect that men face from women who they actually try to protect.

At the end of the day, the women who act right and choose right, will get protected, and the ones who don’t... well it’s a coin toss. If the women in our community want to be protected as a whole, then the way they treat men will have to change. They are the ones who broke the social contract between us and them, not us.

 

[Chubbs]

mind if I steal this and get twitter clout?

I stole it anyway. Make it go viral.

 

[KidJSoul]

And I know you’re getting bored dealing with him I know you miss my loving my thugging thug loving

If a black man messes with a known hood rat and gets played people laugh

if a black woman messes with a known thug and gets treated bad well

That's the main thing that always gets me on these gender discussions

Obviously I'm a guy so my perspective isn't 100% objective, but i feel like in a lot of situations where a man or woman makes a mistake:

If a woman makes a mistake, some may criticize her, but enough others will console and be considerate/empathic

As where (again, from personal experience) when a man fukks up, its ALL him. No sympathy. He has all the agency in the world and can never be a victim.