Can We Talk About It?

Friday, March 4, 2011

AM I REALLY WRONG?

Just a late night thought, some people call me "bipolar". I'm using this blog, my twitter and all my other social networks of awareness. No, I'm not feeding a child that's hungry, or involved in a charity or foundation but this is only a stepping stone. I like to discuss everything, from sex, religion, celebrity gossip, things that young adults and teens are interested in. Am I wrong because in one breath, I can talk about "Jesus", and that he is my LORD and savior and the next I can be talking about sexuality, posting links of naked pics of Chris Brown, or even just talk about "shit" that erks my nevers. Does this make me a "hypocrite"? Am I wrong for just saying how I feel and expressing myself? There has to be somebody out there who can understand what I'm talking about. Can we talk about it? I know when it comes to religion, somebody are so "touchy" on it but its there. No matter who you believe your "Creator" is. Sex, disagreement, spirituality, politics, all of that is what life is based around. I'm just being real and up front. Like it's the 21st Century, and your consider crazy when you speak on things that people give a crap about, but its those judgemental people, who judge me, that hushes the voice of people like me, who these things matter too. Let's talk about it!

OMFG!!!!!!!!

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Hating Black Women!

Honesty for that ass, why are African American women in America, always hating on one another? Being a African American woman and pride of my African roots, it makes me some what shamed, honestly. I grew up and a middle class neighborhood, went to a good school. I was exposed to a variety of different races, and I realize black people especially females, never want to see another black woman succeed. To be politically correct, I will not include all black woman but from what I've encountered its a high percentage. I have to touch on this and need opinions and feedback because I hope I'm not the only one who feels this way. Being around white people I never see that much hate of women with other women. I wish the African Asmerican woman, could see another sister doing her thing & embrace her without throwing shade. Or even when you see a sister down, don't gossip about her,or throw dirt on her. Where's the "encouragment", the "sisterhood"?. I'm not saying this primary for black women, because there's probably many other races out there that this happens too but from a African American woman, I can make a personal statement about such things. . . . Can We Talk About It?