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That’s why it’s in a movie

I’m looking for love. Real love. Ridiculous, inconvenient, consuming, can’t-live-without-each-other love. And I don’t think that love is here in this expensive suite in this lovely hotel in Paris - Carrie Bradshaw.

I can hardly wait until the Sex and the City movie next month! I know that many people abhor the show, but I am trying to make a point here. When Carrie was talking about the love she wanted, I sat there cringing at the thought of “inconvenient and consuming” love. Oh please!

I have to say, I don’t like the idea of being consumed or obsessed by anything, not even a man. I definitely want passion in a relationship, but I don’t think it should make you miserable. Chemistry and passion are fantastic, but it could never sustain a relationship over time.

If you are dating someone and the chemistry just isn’t there, do you put in some effort to see if it can grow? Do you think the lack of spark means they are not the one for you?

Is the “ridiculous, inconvenient, consuming, can’t-live-without-each-other love” really attainable?

Do you think we set ourselves up for failure when we see these shows, movies, etc. depict romance and relationships? Aren’t we smart enough to know that real life love is completely different than what Hollywood manufactures?

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By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

April 25, 2008 8:19 AM | Link to this

OMFG, Am I really the first one in! I will brfb!

By SlimOne

April 25, 2008 8:20 AM | Link to this

Happy Freaky Friday Blogsville

Slim passing out doughnuts, croissants, coffee and condoms at the door.

By Sunshine

April 25, 2008 8:30 AM | Link to this

Good Morning and Happy Friday!!!

Yes, Hollywood has definitely affected the way we view our relationships! I have had to check myself on more than one occasion when I found myself wondering why I don’t have the kind of mind-blowing, passionate love affairs that are typical manufactured for ratings Hollywood bull:) lol

By skrush

April 25, 2008 8:35 AM | Link to this

Happy Friday!

Yes,I think the chemistry has to be there for it to have a chance. No chemistry means that something isn’t right and its a bad combination.

Yes, we do set ourselves up trying to live these fairytale romances that are in the movies and books. Real life love is even better but its not all-consuming like that.

By Bit-O-Honey

April 25, 2008 8:40 AM | Link to this

Good Friday Morning Crew I have dated someone where the chemistry wasn’t there initially but the convo was so good and his personality was magnetic. Over time the energy between us grew and the intimacy was the best I’ve yet to experience.

Absolutely movies parlay dating extremes, however, to their credit they also help keep the “hope alive” that love will prevail.

By SlimOne

April 25, 2008 8:44 AM | Link to this

Seems like this might be more of a female blog day topic…Most of the men will probably say the only passionate chemistry type deal they look forward to, is hot passionate bukket nekked sex!..Now turn dat azz over. lol

By Darrell (www.blackthen.com)

April 25, 2008 8:44 AM | Link to this

Morning, all.

“Do you think the lack of spark means they are not the one for you?”

No, it doesn’t. As you pointed out, WD, chemistry and passion can’t sustain a relationship forever so, with that in mind, it would behove us to not write off someone simply because there was no immediate evidence of fireworks going off or comets flashing across the sky. We need to be more considerate of the fact that the one who is “right” for us isn’t always the one we want, but may very well be the one we need.

By Bit-O-Honey

April 25, 2008 8:45 AM | Link to this

Slim can I get a piece of fruit please? I can’t do nothing with those refined carbs….thanks dahlin

By Give it up for the Pimplicious Stylings of Kym

April 25, 2008 8:49 AM | Link to this

Is the “ridiculous, inconvenient, consuming, can’t-live-without-each-other love” really attainable?

Nope..that is not love that is addiction…and I dont want addiction. True love is looking at the person you are with and seeing them as they are..not what you want them to be for you..or what you want to be for them..just seeing them as is…no strings attached..and loving them as is.

By Satoria Lynn

April 25, 2008 8:51 AM | Link to this

6’1 & Luvin it - LOL. Women, you funny this morning!

SlimOne - Hi cousin! I’ll take three condoms pleeese.

Hello Ladies Sunshine, Bit-O-Honey, Cee, SexyLeggs, QC, IG, Raqi, Kym.

Be right Back.

By Bit-O-Honey

April 25, 2008 8:52 AM | Link to this

Your commentary never disappoints Darrell. Very well said, and oh so true. Top of the morning to ya

By SlimOne

April 25, 2008 8:53 AM | Link to this

BOH Surely hun…there’s some canned fruit cocktail & tropical fruit on the table. Have at it!

By Tom

April 25, 2008 8:54 AM | Link to this

“We are here to ruin ourselves and to break our hearts and love the wrong people and die. The storybooks are bullsh—. Now I want you to come upstairs with me and get in my bed!” -Nicolas Cage to Cher in Moonstruck

By I am Legend

April 25, 2008 8:54 AM | Link to this

Back in the day i wanted that jason lyric love affair..then came boys in the hood…and i wanted that…then came love jones and the interaction between the characters was sick…i like the style the music..flow of conversation..very mackish and up to date for its time….and all those can mark a time for me where i stumble along in this thing called dating — so i can relate

By AmazonRed

April 25, 2008 8:54 AM | Link to this

Happy Friday! I’m so excited for the weekend. I’m actually in town. LOL

Chemistry…I dunno. I think it does need to be there. There are plenty of good guys out here in the A. If that’s all I needed I wouldn’t be single. So I think I couldn’t date someone that I had no chemistry with. I met a guy who owned a plane a few weeks back. After the 2nd date, I still had no desire to kiss him or let him touch me. Great guy, though. Continuing to date him would not have been fair to me or him.

I do think that “passionate” love is out there definitely. I do need substance with passion though. I watch couples like NBA player Doug Christie and his wife Jackie. Though I admire their bond, they are real extra with it. Same with the couple Simon and Alex on Real Housewives.

By Darrell (www.blackthen.com)

April 25, 2008 8:58 AM | Link to this

Thanks, Bit-O, and a ^5 to your 8:40 as well. That was good stuff.

By SlimOne

April 25, 2008 9:04 AM | Link to this

Lynn don’t forget to check out my new edible condom. It’s called Cheaters paradise…no evidence left to be found by suspecting gf bf or SO..you can just eat it when done. lol

By I am Legend

April 25, 2008 9:04 AM | Link to this

I watch couples like NBA player Doug Christie and his wife Jackie.

He is the simp lord and T-pain is his apprentice!!!!

i lost all respect for that cat after this right here..

http://img.timeinc.net/essence/images/2006/nov/culturechristiesart.jpg

doug chrisitie the worlds first man without balls!!!

By analytical1

April 25, 2008 9:05 AM | Link to this

Good Morning!

I’m with Sunshine on this. I, too, have had to check myself on occasion.

I don’t read romance novels or any of that kind of stuff, but I do watch some television and movies. And I have keep myself in line when it comes to expectations. I have on occasion also had to fight the desire to make comparisons between my situation and those that I see (both the fictional ones and the “reality”-based ones). I’ve gotten much better about this, but I can’t say that it will never happen again.

For me the key is (1) reminding myself of all of the great qualities I have in my man and my relationship and (2) remembering that things simply are not always as they appear.

By Satoria Lynn

April 25, 2008 9:06 AM | Link to this

I am Legend - I want the Brown Sugar love.

AmazonRed - Same story here with the no chemistry and great guy. I sometimes wonder if I would have given it more time …

Ok, be right back for real this time. LOL.

By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

April 25, 2008 9:06 AM | Link to this

Ared Girl you know that Alex & Simon are pathetically sickening, EWWWWW!!!

By Bit-O-Honey

April 25, 2008 9:08 AM | Link to this

Slim canned fruit?? Ewwww… Satoria Lynn what it do?

On topic: As it relates to the persona of Carrie Bradshaw. I think the character represents women on a lot of different levels. She was on the fence about committment. She had Aidan, the sweet, nice, sexy caring guy and mucked him up but kept leaving herself open for BIG; unavailable, hardly-interested, I’ll-call-when-I-need-you type. I think it goes to the point of we always want what we can’t have….the illusion of perfect

By Wise Diva

April 25, 2008 9:11 AM | Link to this

Slimone, ha! It does seem to be a chick topic doesn’t it? evil grin I almost started to drag out the soul mate discussion just to get the glazed over look from the dudes, LOL

Happy FRIDAY!!

By Michelle aka QC

April 25, 2008 9:13 AM | Link to this

Good Morning Bloggers I hope you all have a wonderful day…do enjoy the “virtual breakfast” i’m providing for you all: salmon patties, turkey sausage/bacon, hot links, pork sausage links, cheese grits, assorted cereal, coffee, 2% milk, oatmeal, hash browns, fried tatas w/onions, red/green peppers, assorted muffins, toast, oj, apple & grape juice, dasani water ENJOY

By Raqiologist, PhD.

April 25, 2008 9:17 AM | Link to this

Chemistry: a strong mutual attraction, attachment, or sympathy

Phenylethylamine, dopamine, and norepinephrine, if it is forever absent there is no chemistry.

Love…is inconvenient. But not in so much of a negative sense. To continue to love…no, scratch that…to have unconditional love for is a choice. And that choice sometimes is regardless of him having just said or did something that makes me want to string him up and de-ball him. And him the same for me.

It is a pleasant inconvenience to put off doing something for one self to aid and abet in the others dilemma. If I only did what was convenient for me, I would have less time for him. But like I said, this is not to be taken in a negative sense.

If you really want to know what gratifying inconvenient love is…have a child.

But yeah, as far as the movies are concerned…most are so far from reality it is mind numbing.

By analytical1

April 25, 2008 9:17 AM | Link to this

BIT-O

The “illusion of perfect” …

I love that! I’ll attribute u when I use it. :-)

By abc

April 25, 2008 9:20 AM | Link to this

Once again, movies become real life for chicks. Do you ever wonder why men don’t seem to take you seriously? It’s because of stuff like that.

It’s called chemistry for a reason: it’s chemical — I’m not going into the details another time, yall apparently won’t get it anyway. It lasts for 2-5 years, if it’s there. If it’s not there, you can’t manufacture it. After the effects fade, you’re left with whatever else you have with that person.

It’s like that for everyone. If you don’t think it applies to you, you’re kidding yourself, or maybe you read it in Cosmo.

By AmazonRed

April 25, 2008 9:21 AM | Link to this

Absolutely movies parlay dating extremes, however, to their credit they also help keep the “hope alive” that love will prevail

Bit-O-Honey - Very true. This is why I loved yet hated Hitch! LOL

Rell - Doug Christie at the end of the day loves his wife above everything else. How many wives can say that. Even still, you hope nothing happens to either of them, cuz the other might be on suicide watch.

I love Love Jones, but the characters were stupid. Just shows how your own issues can trip you up from what’s really important. So that is what made the movie so good. LOL

Satoria Lynn - I don’t wish I had given it anymore time. LOL. But I know what you mean.

By Wise Diva

April 25, 2008 9:25 AM | Link to this

oh, I loved jason’s lyric, ok actually just the scene in the woods, LOL, swoon Allen Payne, woo

By SlimOne

April 25, 2008 9:27 AM | Link to this

If you are dating someone and the chemistry just isn’t there, do you put in some effort to see if it can grow? Do you think the lack of spark means they are not the one for you?

Um, i normally like to build some sort of rapport with a dude before I go all willy nilly in lust over him. So if lots a time passes by w/o a hint of spark then i’ll just consider us at least friends or good associates. To me it’s far more disappointing to fool yourself into being overly chematic (yeah i made it up) over some dude, end up getting a lil taste then realizing after the smoke clears that you can’t stand this person. At that point, it’s too late to regret it, the Do has been Done!

Wise Soulmate Discussing? Nooooo, that’s definitely too heavy of a topic for a Friday. I’ll take Romantic Comedies versus Reality for $100. lol

By Teresa

April 25, 2008 9:28 AM | Link to this

What about IKE AND TINA

By Cemeeli

April 25, 2008 9:28 AM | Link to this

Good Day All!

David Yurman jewelry on my mind…nice stuff…i gotta stay focused.

QC i was that one before…but he did break it down, lol…guy in the audience is jammin too. My gf in LA is singing @ Stanford May 10th…wish i could make it and bring you along…you remind me of her. oh, you’ve got mail.

BRB

By Bit-O-Honey

April 25, 2008 9:29 AM | Link to this

Chemistry like love is fleeting. If you’re with a person for blow-your-mind sex, then yes, you’re probably looking for chemistry from jump and may be turned off my need feeling it immediately, but if you’re looking to grow and have a life with someone; I’m talking that no-matter-what kind of stuff, you’ll be more inclined to seek out compatibility in the forms of committment, trust, and respect.

was that the longest sentence ever of what? Run-on..ha!

This in no way discredits the need for attraction. All romantic relationships must have some level of attraction that can be sustained and/or enhanced over the course of the courtship/marriage.

By The Truth

April 25, 2008 9:30 AM | Link to this

Good morning blogsville.

Scene set-up: Two people looking at each with that love mist in the air. I’ve had that kind of love. It came filled with trips all over europe to castles and drinking hot wine in the snow. It was an experience to connect on so many levels with someone. Think lightning striking. And check this out, because I had to go to the field for 30 days at a time I had the opportunity to miss her which made it all the more stronger.

With that being said my last gf I met at piedmont park. We literally walked up to each other and started talking and didn’t stop for 2 hours. While it wasn’t the lightning bolt I appreciate this edition much more because our feelings grew stronger over time but were based on reality. I have alot of respect for her, not that she’s perfect, and had I been looking for a wife this relationship could have made it.

The sad part about version A is one day you have to wake up and usually find you’re mate isn’t exactly what you thought they were. Give me slow and grow over movieland love fog. MY .02 cents (On second thought give me my .02 cent back, I need that for gas.)

Slim this condom is hella tight, especially around my balls. WTF??? LOL

By AmazonRed

April 25, 2008 9:33 AM | Link to this

abc - Posting from the jaded lover perch again.

By AmazonRed

April 25, 2008 9:34 AM | Link to this

If you really want to know what gratifying inconvenient love is…have a child.

Raqi - Good one.

By Cemeeli

April 25, 2008 9:38 AM | Link to this

QC my bad… i saw that one before. i’m on mutitask island and spelled was for saw…hmph.

…and thanks for the brkfst spread…

By Raqiologist, PhD.

April 25, 2008 9:40 AM | Link to this

Movie love scenes – the next biggest joke. Watching television makes it seems so hassle free done with elegance and ease. But in reality it can be awkward, clumsy, and muscle tone aching at times. Don’t get me wrong all the work is worth the payoff, but I am just saying. Sex in hammock…awkward. In limo…awkward. In the pool…clumsy. In the shower…very arty. In the rain…cold and shivering. In an elevator…illegal. Sex is sweaty, achy, fumbling pleasure. But it is all good.

By Raqiologist, PhD.

April 25, 2008 9:43 AM | Link to this

Sex on the Beach??? Stick with the cocktail. Sand don’t belong in some places.

By I am Legend

April 25, 2008 9:44 AM | Link to this

@ared…i am hitch…..ask about me…lol…what i spit off blog is phire..again ask about me

@ceem….david yurman is my twist….i had a nice mens braclet in 05..until somebody felt my houses was thiers and decided to break in

@truth…ahhh the military relationships are the ish…i still replay some of those in my head..

By pisces 08

April 25, 2008 9:46 AM | Link to this

Morning All. As I’ve said before, Chemistry is important. It’s the part of you that “wants” to be near the the other person. I meet women who may be a perfect fit, but no chemistry. Chemistry may come and go, but at least you know why you fell for that particular person.

By SlimOne

April 25, 2008 9:48 AM | Link to this

Truth LMAO! Well hun, if you’re able to get the whole thing all the way around your slong AND ballz then something ain’t fully grown my dear. However, I’d be glad to check it out for you. Drop your pants and cough…this won’t hurt a bit.

Slim slaps on some tight azz gloves and commences to trying to let some slack outta Truths slong. To her surprise, all the yanking caused a huge explosion…Slim now walking around with a full face bandage & Ray Charles shades

By Mo (also known as Moeisha)

April 25, 2008 9:49 AM | Link to this

Morning All!! Hugs to all the men of Blogsville and mimosas for the ladies! TGIF!

I was speed reading so I havent read everyone’s posts yet. I will respond to a few.

IamLegend I also love Love Jones and Jason’s Lyric. I liked the whole vibe of Love Jones (plus I love Larenz Tate) but I really liked the moment in Jason’s Lyric when he is telling Jada how he just wants to see here again. Something along the lines of ‘if you are in church, I wanna be on the back pew” etc. I thought that was the sweetest, he was just explaining how he really wanted to be in her presence.

QC & SlimOne Thanks for breakfast ladies!

Now I do think movies embellish a bit but there have been some moments that I think could have actually happened in real life! :0)

By DreamsMaterialize

April 25, 2008 9:54 AM | Link to this

Morning Hollywood is great for what it is, but not so great for real-life implementation. If dudes actually tried the hero stunts in an action film, we’d be severely injured or dead. Same can be said for re-enacting hollywood romance in real life.

By I am Legend

April 25, 2008 9:54 AM | Link to this

@MO….my simpin a zz back in the day remixed for this girl i was really into…it worked..i got with her..but mayne i was a certified sucka for love type back in the day…straight love letters, flowers and simpin wake up calls to make sure your i am the first to say good morning…LMAO…

By The Truth

April 25, 2008 9:55 AM | Link to this

Similac you a David fan? They have a store in Lenox, unless it’s closed. Meet me there and let me simp out on ya. LOL

Slim chematic (yeah i made it up lmao. You are stooopid.

ABC lmao for not wanting to re-explain the chemical process.

What’s really sad is alot of us that have NEVER known romantic love and the only version they get is from the movies. As I’ve said before, once you’ve been loved you can never be bamboozeled or hoodwinked.

Rell I remember those $59 dollar/4 day trips to Paris. WTF??? $69 dollars for 4 days to Amsterdam. Wow. $10 to fly to Italy, and I didn’t even know where the flight was going. I missed the big one tho. $499 for 7 days in Egypt. I was in the field and couldn’t make it. Yeah, military love can be a real fantasy. Plus sex in far away places is always better.

By SexyLeggs

April 25, 2008 9:56 AM | Link to this

Good morning everyone. Chemistry/Passion is a must. To sustain the passion is all about creativity. I am a very passionate person and my time is coming….

Would you guys believe a got a text last night from someone having dinner at a Waffle House. I had to laugh! Have a great day.

By Cemeeli

April 25, 2008 9:57 AM | Link to this

Legend …yea it is nice stuff. and oh yea a “break in” is such a huge violation. exp when you’ve worked hard for yours…

…girls night out tonight!…yea ya! i’m so elated…

By Michelle aka QC

April 25, 2008 10:02 AM | Link to this

You’re welcome….i need to add a l ittle warm water to these grits, they’re trying to get stiff

By Raqiologist, PhD.

April 25, 2008 10:02 AM | Link to this

Awesome Moments:

On a wicker chaise in the black of night with moon shining bright. Awesome.

At the break dawn when the sky is grey peeping thru the window before I start my day. Awesome

Downstairs on the carpeted floor enduring carpet butt burn ‘til I can’t take no more. Awesome.

On the kitchen…Uh never mind. But still Awesome.

By Elizabeth Taminskaming

April 25, 2008 10:03 AM | Link to this

I am think loves in hollywood is for real. Look at Tom Crus and Kate Homes. They an very much lovers and love to make childs. Holluwood has can love just like us all. They all have fellings too ya now. People need to stop being men to are actors and support the people they ar lovin. Holly wood is only real love we have to look at. So yes, Hollywood love is for real and I love all the love that hoollywood stars have share with us all the time for the only purpose to make me and us happier people to watch them and the moves they make for us all to watch whenever we want to watch them on cable. I love holly wood!!

By Staceye

April 25, 2008 10:04 AM | Link to this

Killer Cops Aquitted in NY for killing Groom Sean Bell…WTF???

QC I’ll have egg whites and turkey bacon! Thanks!

On topic: I am into Science..meaning Chemistry has to be there. No spark…no flame! No Flame equals COLD! That is why I say looks are first. I will not talk to the most ugly dude because I think he would treat me right. I did that, and it did not work because when he kissed me I felt as if I was about to barf! So you know nothing physical could ever go down! You can’t help what you like. I can’t help that I like tall handsome men! LOL

By Sunshine

April 25, 2008 10:04 AM | Link to this

SexyLeggs Please don’t mention Waffle House!!!

Sunshine now stomping on Waffle House with dirty white boots ala Rick James while chanting, “Phuck Waffle House Ni$%a, Phuck Waffle House!”

By Satoria Lynn

April 25, 2008 10:05 AM | Link to this

Cousin - May I place an order for a dozen? Do they come in flavors? Let’s see. I’ll take Strawberry, Chunky Monkey and Candy Cane Cream. Thanks. LOL.

analytical1 - I read romantic novels to escape. I love the bonds the characters have and how they fight to stay together. When I put the book down though, the feeling of aw stays with the book. Reality check!

Sex in the City - We all were one of the characters. Which one are you? I’m definitely the red head.

The Truth - I’ll take B too. Let’s go in the dressing room to have a personal fitting. LOL.

By demi

April 25, 2008 10:07 AM | Link to this

Well our girl Storm says hi and she and her husband is doing well…

@6’1

Man, she ain never had a love like mine N’ man I ain’t never seen a a$$ like hers And that p’ in my mouth had me loss fo words Told her to back it up like erp erp And make that a$$ jump like jerk, jerk…

By AmazonRed

April 25, 2008 10:07 AM | Link to this

ared…i am hitch…..ask about me…lol…what i spit off blog is phire..again ask about me

Rell - I’m good homie! I’ll take your word for it. LOL

By Raqiologist, PhD.

April 25, 2008 10:09 AM | Link to this

I can get with movie love more so than this new age Reality Show façade. Flavor of Love, Rock of Love, Bachelor, I Love New York, etc. I mean do you really think anyone expects to find true love on those shows. Harems and Mhorehouses. Showmance at it’s best.

By Elizabeth Taminskaming

April 25, 2008 10:10 AM | Link to this

I am thinin about shining this year the Holywood love festvals all summer long.

By Darrell (www.blackthen.com)

April 25, 2008 10:12 AM | Link to this

As far as movie scenes go, there’s one that has stuck with me since the very first time I saw it. It’s from the film A Beautiful Mind, a true story starring Russell Crowe, as the brillant, but asocial mathematician John Nash, and Jennifer Connelly as his wife, Alicia.

The particular scene was the one where Alicia was strongly contemplating moving out of the house after several episodes brought on by John’s paranoid schizophrenia. The doctor treating Nash was at the house, ready to drive Alicia away. All she had to do was get in the car. Nash is sitting despondently on a bed in an upstairs room when, after a few minutes, you hear two car doors slam shut. You assume to yourself, “Oh, well, she’s gone. She left him.”, when you see Alicia slowly walkng back up the stairs.

She approaches John and proceeds to kneel down in front of him saying, “You want to know what ‘real’ is? This…(placing her hand on his heart and his hand on her face)This is real.

See? My point is that that’s the kind of love that lasts long after the fireworks have died down. The guy was a paranoid schizophrenic and yet she loved him enough to stay with him - all the way to his winning the Nobel Prize for mathematics. That’s real love right there.

I wonder how many of us would have done that?

By star1

April 25, 2008 10:14 AM | Link to this

(you are dating someone and the chemistry just isn’t there, do you put in some effort to see if it can grow? Do you think the lack of spark means they are not the one for you? ) I tried this before & it didnt work for long & it was too bad because he/they were really great guys but obviously not the one for me. I refuse to settle just to be in a relationship & its not all about looks.

By SexyLeggs

April 25, 2008 10:15 AM | Link to this

Sunshine won’t mention it again, but it was funny when I read that text.

You are so right Truth —> once you’ve been loved you can never be bamboozeled or hoodwinked

Mo, you got the line right. His sincerety took my breath away.

By I am Legend

April 25, 2008 10:15 AM | Link to this

@ared…did not mean that literally…i know you are good lady..we are oil and water….LMAO..mos def not peas and carrots…lol

@truth…sex in far off lands…yea i can remember the first national that i snuck back on base….it was good…fun..taboo…and silly me, i was thinking why did people say there stuff is slanted looks straight to me…lol

By SlimOne

April 25, 2008 10:16 AM | Link to this

More of Raqi’s Awesome Moments:

  • In balls playpen at Chuckee Cheese

  • In front of Salad bar at Ci Ci’s Pizza

  • At the bank drive-thru while cashing my Stimulus check

  • At Self-Checkout at Walmart. (I misread the sign lol)

  • On Thunder River at Six Flags

  • On operating table during worlds first open heart surgery.

  • Boy oh boy, those were the days. LOL!

    Sunshine Sunshine now stomping on Waffle House with dirty white boots ala Rick James while chanting, “Phuck Waffle House Ni$%a, Phuck Waffle House!” ROTFLMAO!!!

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 10:16 AM | Link to this

    Truth..i’m only a baby in DY World…i have 2 pieces…one a pair earrings i were almost everyday.

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 10:17 AM | Link to this

    Satoria Lynn I’m a mix of Carrie, Samantha and Miranda, it just depends on the day. I think it’s call dissociative d/o…ha! Oh well, variety is the spice of life!

    By Elizabeth Taminskaming

    April 25, 2008 10:17 AM | Link to this

    The love in gost by Demi More and Pat Swazy was hot!

    By Binford2K8

    April 25, 2008 10:18 AM | Link to this

    I make a woman a deal: She doesn’t think our relationship is some Hollywood movie or Soap Opera in terms of unrealistic passion and romance, and I don’t think our relationship is as sexual as a XXX movie. Then, if she expects one - I will expect the other.

    Sustained companionship/friendship sprinkled with periods of romance is a reasonable expectation. If you think you be in insufferable lust and romance (or for a guy, think you’ll be having sex a few years down the road), odds are you are mistaken.

    What’s up for the weekend?

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 10:18 AM | Link to this

    abc that’s why within those 2-5 years you better start liking each other if you don’t already. That is my greatest grown up learned lesson. Amid all the romantic gestures, sultry encounters and euphoric highs you better like each other.

    By mytwocents

    April 25, 2008 10:19 AM | Link to this

    Hola! WD Aren’t we smart enough…? I think we are for the most part. And the majority of those shows don’t even focus on what I think many of us are truly seeking— People we can chill with, share laughs and relax around. But then you wanna get at ‘em later.

    abc Do you run Intell by reading Cosmo? I always read men’s mags to see what kinda lil foolish tidbits y’all circulating to each other! (Alright it’s not ALL foolish.) LOL

    Hey Cee Was there a victory dance or a pep talk after zee game?

    By 2CPTG©

    April 25, 2008 10:21 AM | Link to this

    “Do you think we set ourselves up for failure when we see these shows, movies, etc. depict romance and relationships? Aren’t we smart enough to know that real life love is completely different than what Hollywood manufactures?”

    ummm, no, because “art imitates life”……so even the corniest romance flick had to gets it subject matter from somewhere!

    By Darrell (www.blackthen.com)

    April 25, 2008 10:22 AM | Link to this

    Binford “What’s up for the weekend?”

    NFL Draft ALL weekend, man! :-D

    By kimmie

    April 25, 2008 10:24 AM | Link to this

    Happy Friday Blog Buddies! - Yeah, I’ve been missing lately, but work has been crazy and to top it all off, I had some kind of allergic reaction to something I ate that gave me a weird red rash on my arms! It’s just about gone, thank God!

    Movies are fun to watch, but nothing to model a real-life relationship on! Hollywood gets it right when it comes to ENTERTAINING, but INFORMING, very rarely! By the way, Tom, I LOVE that scene in Moonstruck!

    I think you do need chemistry, but above all, I really have to LIKE the person! I’ve been in situations where we’ve had chemistry and I might have even loved the person, but realized I did not LIKE the person! Respect and trust have to be there to sustain over time. Passion kinda comes & goes but hopefully should not completely fizzle.

    AmRed, Slim, 6’1 - I lurked in here when you guys were talking about Real Housewives NYC! Okay, you know I saw that reunion! I totally respect Bethany and Jill (and even the host) for calling Alex & Simon out on their elitist, wannabee socialite selves! Why didn’t they just admit it?!!! Truthfully though, I think now that their lying weird butts made a fool of themselves on national tv, they may have shot themselves in the foot in their attempts to reach the Social Upper Echalon, LOL!!! And Alex posing nude, her pale, pastey, skinny butt, - I mean I’m not a lesbo, but who but Simon would really want to see that mess?!!! And they seemed to think it was cute to let that little blond Tasmanian devil poke that $30 hamburger to smithereens! The kid doesn’t know any better, but Bethany & her boyfriend should have cussed Alex & Simon out for not putting that kid in check!! Ramona is on crack, I’m convinced! I like the countess LuAnn, think she’s very classy, but I think ole’ count may be a globe-trotting playboy, just got that feeling. He does not seem to be around much!

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 10:25 AM | Link to this

    WOW. Darrell, I still talk about that movie to this day. Brillant portrayal of Dr. Nash. When she placed his hand on her heart a tear fell from my eyes. Through “sick and sin”….that’s my motto (taken from the movie “Lace”).

    By Elizabeth Taminskaming

    April 25, 2008 10:25 AM | Link to this

    I am thining about Love and Holy woods allthe time.

    By THE FILTHY VILLIANOUS DK

    April 25, 2008 10:29 AM | Link to this

    If you can base your romance off movies you might as well base it off of romance novels as well.. Quietly thats what a lot of women do to.. I seem to always stumble across one over females houses that swear they never heard of them.. What i’m saying is fantasy is just that and it has nothing to do with reality. Cause honestly life is way starnger than fiction.

    By Satoria Lynn

    April 25, 2008 10:31 AM | Link to this

    Chemistry and passion are fantastic, but it could never sustain a relationship over time. - That is your opinion, and mines as well. There has to be at least one couple out there who has lasted beyond this myth. So what we are saying is if I met 2CPTG and our chemistry and passion blew the roof off this mutha, we have no chance in h*ll?

    Ladies - The NFL Draft picks will be at M3 tonight!

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 10:32 AM | Link to this

    Satoria Sex in the City - We all were one of the characters. Which one are you? I’m definitely the red head Well my friends always call me Samantha for my braizeness..but Carrie for my shoe collection and crazy fashion statements.

    Darrell after working at the abortion clinic I went to work at a Psychiatric office..man schizophrenia is a disease that just gets worse. So I am not sure if I could sleep with one eye open in bed with someone for the rest of my life….love or not! The voices are strong and loud.

    By Mo (also known as Moeisha)

    April 25, 2008 10:33 AM | Link to this

    IamLegend I think you did at the time what appealed to the chick! I would love to get a love letter, as old fashioned as it sounds. Something that isnt as easy would be nice. I sent my ex a message in a bottle once. Little things go a long way.

    SexyLeggs that moment in Jason’s Lyric was sooo HOTT! You are right, his sincerity was just….(sigh)

    Bit-O-Honey I am a mixture of the same three from Sex In The City.

    Cemeeli you didnt sneak any NL’s in here today?? come on chica!

    Hey Dreams

    By Willie Dynamite

    April 25, 2008 10:34 AM | Link to this

    Morning All,

    Chemistry with substance. Chemistry lights the fire but substance keeps it going. Kinda like diff between Gas Grill and Charcoal (Corny I know). One is convenient and lights easy and can potentially have high heat. The other takes more work and is slow and steady.

    The wifey and me agree to get all Hollywood,Romance novel type love every yr on vacate usually out the country. Pretty cool to forget about erything for a minute and be all over the top. I tell her to take advantage until we return to work, cooking,cleaning,homework, baseball practice etc.

    The ridiculous love was a High School Teenage thing. Has anyone actually had one of those after 25?

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 10:34 AM | Link to this

    That is true 2Can but the movies tend to over do it.

    By 2CPTG©

    April 25, 2008 10:36 AM | Link to this

    Only way one could set themselves up for failure is if they take on the persona of some character, then expect the outcome to be as depicted on-screen…..

    hell, I’m sure every dude saw DMX’s scene in Belly, when he gave Keisha a dyck down when she started trippin bout that young chic calling his phone…..that only works sometimes!!!

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 10:36 AM | Link to this

    Ahh Demi with the guys I have seem to be coming in contact with they quote Wayne like Shakesphere(sp). So with this being said you are definitely a man after my own heart and being that I was in the Flame last night this one is for you boo-*Baby please don’t eat me up, eat me up, eat me up Baby please don’t eat me up, eat me up, eat me up Baby please don’t eat me up, eat me up, eat me up Baby please don’t eat me up, eat me up, eat me up

    [Lil Wayne] See…

    My shortie know what she doing Lick her lips and get straight to it When she do it, I say “Ooh it… feels so good” “Ooh so good, you so good”, I’m so hood Take her to the block tell her don’t even trip I’ma stop right here, get a bag of that piff We can roll it on up and take that lift Hi, my name is Wayne I came to get paid And lotta other miscellaneous things Stand up guy but came to get laid Where’s my bed? What I said… is what I mean And you can take that to the head I just come to do my thing, gotta keep that maneater fed Dreads swangin, while I’m bangin When I’m finished, still bangin, yup! I don’t know what you was thinking But I’m young and I been drinking, now Hop on up in this spankin’ new, drippin wet Mercedez coupe Got the thang lookin like a shiney suit Now imagine that with me and you I be Diddy, you be Mase, eat me up enjoy the taste If I be wit it, don’t be faint I’ma put it right there for you on that plate Come on, call me Young Weezy Baby, Baby, ay-y-yes I’m a m-m-mouthful now lemme see you digest*

    By abc

    April 25, 2008 10:37 AM | Link to this

    AR, I’m not a ‘jaded lover’. I have the girl I always wanted at home. We are fine, albeit single.

    Truth, “once you’ve been loved you can’t be hoodwinked”, I second that sentiment. Likewise for once you’ve been in love, once you know what it is, it’s difficult to mistake.

    Raqi, amen to that. If they’re not your best friend, there’s going to be a problem. Trust required! Fun mandatory! Understanding prerequisite!

    mytwocents, I’d rather go blind than read Cosmo. I’d rather throw my big panel off a rooftop than watch Sex in the City. The only way I’ll show up at that flick is if someone props my corpse up in the theater seat.

    By star1

    April 25, 2008 10:42 AM | Link to this

    Hey TRUTH. I remember u posting on another topic about no up side to a man getting married or having kids & u know what I agree. if I was a man & had it going on I wouldnt get marry or have kids either(I dont want either as a female)..why when chances are its not going to work & the guy is left paying out the most as Im sure most of the divorce men w/kids can attest to this. Sure they are your kids but to have to pay most your salary thats crazy & if u say its worth it.PLEASE.lol.

    By SlimOne

    April 25, 2008 10:42 AM | Link to this

    kimmie I agree that Alex and Simon might’ve have put the spotlight on them in the wrong way for their Socialite Dreams. I was sitting there wondering if after watching the show, if the other women felt betrayed or even wanted to continue dealing with them anymore. If i were posing a question, that would’ve been mine. As far as the kids go, I might not have brought my kids due to them being the youngest, to the dinner party even though it was for the family. It just didn’t seem that their two devils fit along with the atmosphere…hence you had a Burger Stabbing in the middle of dinner. As far as the Count and Countess go…I wonder how they even ended up together. He looks so much older than Luan and is never there…and their nanny minus well be the mom to the kids. I don’t think Luan owned up to the comment her nanny said about not spendng enough time with the kids. She immediately put it off on her husband not being there. I love whenever Bethenny says to “Get over yourself!…my kind of girl. lol And Ramona dances like shes at a Rave. I wonder how many pills she popped before going out that night. Her own child is often embarrassed by her.

    By THE FILTHY VILLIANOUS DK

    April 25, 2008 10:42 AM | Link to this

    Movies dont really apply but I have some romances that came complete with their own soundtracks.. Like Al How do you mend a Broken Heart Rick n Tina Fire n Desire or even NWA A B!tch is a B!tch. Yeah definately the soundtracks to each relationship and its crazy because I can remember who I was dating if I heard a particular song til this day.

    By IslandGirl

    April 25, 2008 10:44 AM | Link to this

    Good Morning Blogville,

    I’m happy to see the fellas speaking on this topic.

    Legend you took me back with those films…Jason’s lyric, Love Jones, etc…..

    Mo, QC, and Slim thanks for the breakfast. Slim I filled my condom up with water…..who wants to play water fight. Demi duck…incoming… lol

    Ared I think I might have to backslide to M3 this evening since there will be a reggae dj. I might have to get my dirty whine on tonite. lol

    Truth a wink and soft kiss to you..

    2CPTG© you’ve summed it up regarding the movies….art is an imitation of life. If what is presented on the scene does not relate to any of your experiences that does not mean it won’t relate to someone else. After all it is only a movie.

    Is the “ridiculous, inconvenient, consuming, can’t-live-without-each-other love” really attainable?

    Yes, this is ridiculous. We’re human beings not blow up dolls. Not even a pet can fill this role.

    The whole thing on chemistry is obviously something of relevance. I think when you can relate well with someone it makes the relationship feel more comfortable and exciting at first. Over time you will need more to sustain a growing relationship. I won’t dismiss a person because of the lack of chemistry, but there has to be something about the person that will keep my interest. I’ve learned to see past looks….dated enough gorgeous guys to know better.

    By I am Legend

    April 25, 2008 10:44 AM | Link to this

    @2can….belly is my movie…i dont know f in….listen listen listen….lol…..tommy bunz…lol

    @mo…yea it would be nice…but those women that like love letters dont exist anymore….those were by-gone-days…the reality now for the american culture is $$$$$$$..and how much you giving to a women for nothing…period..

    By anonymousella

    April 25, 2008 10:49 AM | Link to this

    If you are dating someone and the chemistry just isn’t there, do you put in some effort to see if it can grow?

    nope.

    as i’ve said before, my closest, longest-lasting and most intimate friendships and relationships have always start off with a high feeling of comfort and familiarity from the beginning.

    now, later on i might find out they’re crazy and cut ties …lol! but i have never, ever had a friendship or relationship go from no chemistry to HAWT!

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 10:51 AM | Link to this

    abc - Sure, you throw out statements like “movies become real life for chicks.” I hope you don’t wonder why we don’t take YOU seriously with that mess. Thing is, I didn’t even disagree with the meat of your argument, but there is still nothing wrong with wanting chemistry in addition to other things.

    I’m glad you have the girl you’ve always wanted at home. I just hope the she’s the girl you need. :-)

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 10:54 AM | Link to this

    Wow. The detectives that were part of the shooting of Sean Bell were found not guilty. They are the ones that shot Sean 50 times on the day of his wedding after he was leaving his bachelor party. :-/ sigh

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 10:54 AM | Link to this

    Breaker, Breaker 1-9, Breaker, Breaker 1-9, Did anyone hear that Star Jones is dating Dwayne Wade, witmf is going on around here, shyt first we paying dayuum near $4 for gas and then this shyt right here. Dayuumit Man!

    By Sunshine

    April 25, 2008 10:56 AM | Link to this

    Willie D The ridiculous love was a High School Teenage thing. Has anyone actually had one of those after 25?

    I definitely agree with this statement! My high school boyfriend and I were CRAZY in love…It was that butterfly in the tummy everytime I see him, tingle down my spine when he kissed me, count the minutes until I can see him again kinda love…(ahhh to be that carefree again! LOL

    By kimmie

    April 25, 2008 10:56 AM | Link to this

    Slim - Now you know, I didn’t even think about that - Alex & Simon really should have left the kids with a sitter! And yeah, I wondered how LuAnn and the Count got together too! I’m sure for her it was money & status and for him, her beauty and youth - a trophy to keep things together at home! And no, if I were any of the other ladies, would have ZERO to do with Alex & Weirdo Wannabe!

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 10:57 AM | Link to this

    The love scene that did it for me was in the movie Unfaithful when he got her out in the hallway after their fight.

    Jason’s Lyric and those type of movies came out when I was a teenager and I thought that stuff was nasty. LOL!

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 11:00 AM | Link to this

    WillieD that is why vacations are a must. We need that time to get away from all the “real world” (LOL) and engross ourselves in just one another. Spending those days sleeping in late wrapped in each other embrace. Dancing to the wee hours of the morning. Just thinking about nothing and nobody but each other. That’s a couple’s vacation.

    But…however…we must maintain while enduring the hustle and bustle. Corny…let me be. Stealing away in the mid afternoons. Screw doing the laundry but doing each other during the empty spin cycle. Openly blatantly inhaling the aroma from his neck before walking out the door, to keep him in mind. Sleeping on his pillow when he is not there. Helping him apply his latch and zipper while admiring him putting on his slacks. Brushing that invisible wrinkle off the chest of his shirt. I could go on…but let me be corny.

    By abc

    April 25, 2008 11:02 AM | Link to this

    Time will tell, AR, nothing else.

    Chemisty is required. If the chemical reaction doesn’t happen, nothing else will follow. But, things such as Cosmo and Sex in the City (i.e. Cosmo for TV, and now the movies) doesn’t have so much to do with that. It’s counter-productive propaganda, intended to appeal to that which chicks most readily respond, ultimately making it much more difficult or impossible to attain that which they desire, if taken seriously in any way.

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 11:03 AM | Link to this

    Mo/mytwocents hey up! i’m sooo tired ladies it’s ridiculous!

    Was there a victory dance or a pep talk after zee game?

    mytwocents i will say game was good and they enjoyed the hotdogs i grilled for them…then i had A nerve to come home and watch NBA playoff instead of going to bed. i’m a tied chic today!

    Mo all the N&L’s are gone from my desk…but i’m about to head to the Cafe’ and get an ice-cream…have some?

    i need a pedicure…this orange nailcolor is lookin’ tired

    kimmie what’s up lady?!…wow you’ve been through…good to read you.

    By DreamsMaterialize

    April 25, 2008 11:05 AM | Link to this

    Alot of the sh^t that dudes pull in movies would be considered STALKING in real life. Think about the average romance in hollywood:

    1) man meets woman 2) man and woman hit it off big 3) relationship blossoms 4) relationship hits hard times 5) man and woman separate/break up 6) man performs goes to extremes to prove love and win woman back.

    It’s 6) that would have a restraining order placed on dude in real life lol

    By Demigod33

    April 25, 2008 11:05 AM | Link to this

    the reality now for the american culture is $$$$$$$..and how much you giving to a women for nothing…period..

    Word, give a woman a love letter or speak with sincety from your heart…she’ll look at you side ways like a little Bish

    Yep, demi learn his learns the hard way…

    IG past me a few condom water bombs, so I hit demi for being a simp in the past.

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 11:08 AM | Link to this

    Satoria I forgot to add I have the sarcastic nature of Miranda!

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 11:08 AM | Link to this

    6’1 keep it coming…i am crackin’ up @ you today!

    TGIF!

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 11:10 AM | Link to this

    If dudes actually tried the hero stunts in an action film, we’d be severely injured or dead. Same can be said for re-enacting hollywood romance in real life.

    Dreams, I didn’t miss this man. Great way to break it down.

    Satoria Lynn - The NFL Draftees that matter will be in NY, not M3. LOL

    IslandGirl - If a reggee DJ is coming in tonight, I’m not going. Y’all get nasty with that reggee. LOL But I hope you go early enough to see the spot before it becomes the club.

    kimmie - Good to read ya. I am with you 100% on the Real Housewives stuff.

    By Sunshine

    April 25, 2008 11:11 AM | Link to this

    Ared The love scene that did it for me was in the movie Unfaithful when he got her out in the hallway after their fight.

    I loved that movie! Those scenes were sooo hot…

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 11:12 AM | Link to this

    6’1 I doubt they’re dating, yet stranger things have happened.

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 11:14 AM | Link to this

    Alot of the sh^t that dudes pull in movies would be considered STALKING in real life.

    Dreams - That’s a good point. I’ve said before that my ex is on some get back right now. My girls asked me what it would it take for me to consider him again. I initially told them a “grand gesture” like sleping on my front porch or sending 100 roses to my job. LOL

    But I had to be realistic. And all I really need is his sincerety.

    By Satoria Lynn

    April 25, 2008 11:15 AM | Link to this

    I’ll take a love letter! I get a lot of emails, etc. The little things are important … to me. If a young lady looks at you sideways when you hand her or mail her selfish azz a letter, then that’s your chance to peace out!

    Happy Friday all!

    By DreamsMaterialize

    April 25, 2008 11:17 AM | Link to this

    ARed Yeah some of these romance movies should come with a warning Love stunts in this movie are performed by professional actors and can result in severe injury or death. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME lol

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 11:18 AM | Link to this

    6’1 Star Jones looks like a 70 year old lady! D. Wade wouldn’t hit that on drunk night!

    By SeanJohnson3000

    April 25, 2008 11:20 AM | Link to this

    @ 6’1….whats the line up looking like at the flame these days…i havent been there since they lost their “lickher: license a while back

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 11:22 AM | Link to this

    Demi not true for me. I would love to receive a love letter. In fact, I received one in my last relationship. It was so sincere, I cried as he read it and then I phuk’d his brains out later. Win-Win!!

    By demi

    April 25, 2008 11:24 AM | Link to this

    6’1 I am getting better babe, LOL

    By Chef QC

    April 25, 2008 11:27 AM | Link to this

    Ok, any food left after 12 will be for the Blog Afternoon Brunch i’m making my special seafood pasta salad there will be a cigar room/Grown Men Dranks Only Room we’re having a smoothie bar set up right now, i’m making my famous hipnotic smoothies w/pineapples so do enjoy…Demi i’m having a special smoothie made for you just in case you decide to fly out towards 5ive points drink the whole 20 oz glass so you won’t sweat through your tights & cape…any special requests…just let me know.

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 11:28 AM | Link to this

    40games in 40nights

    Who came up with dat mess anyway? Know imma try and watch them all.

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 11:29 AM | Link to this

    Demi - I don’t agree either. I make it very known up front that gifts don’t impress me. I’m not into “things.” The things I really remember about the last guy were our long conversations, the fact he made me laugh. For valentines day he burned me a CD. Our first dinner was his cooking.

    Works for me.

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 11:29 AM | Link to this

    Demi, you’re wrong. A lot of women would love to receive a love letter.

    Staceye, couldn’t have said it better (LOL). She’s so tainted right about now bet a lot of men are staying clear of her.

    By Give it up for the Pimplicious Stylings of Kym

    April 25, 2008 11:33 AM | Link to this

    I feel like singing today..

    Did ya know (that I love you) Did ya know (and I want you.)

    I’ll admit things aint been the way I thought they would be. Didn’t expect so much stress to develop between me and you. I knew that it wasn’t easy but sometimes when we fight it don’t seem like God’s design,

    But then I hear words you said and I promise I would stand for you and be true throughout the bad and the good.

    And I know what it means to be committed. So here’s a word for you , but you just sing with it..

    Stay Down) We’re almost to the very best part. (Stay Down) You’ll always be the pride of my heart. (Stay Down) We too can past the test (Stay Down) Yeah we got a lot of work. (Stay Down) I know it ain’t been the best but it certainly ain’t been the worst. (Stay Down) The drama will not last forever (stay down) we’ll beat it as long as we’re together.

    One day we’ll look back on this , we’ll be like ‘remember this?’ and it’s gonna make us smile ‘cause in the end we stayed down..

    I ain’t gonna lie , at times you amaze me. You be talking and I sware that you’re crazy but, I learned a long time ago that pride don’t help, it only hurts. And I just want you to know , I need ya baby (I need you) I’m just like Weezy baby , not Weezy like the rapper baby but the wife of George , and we’re moving on up.

    10 years strong and we’re looking like a plan. Im looking like your woman and you’re looking like my man. We looking like real and the haters look fake , Especially when they hear me say.. (Stay Down) We’re almost to the very best part. (Stay Down) You’ll always have a place in my heart. (Stay Down) We too can past the test (Stay Down) Ya know we got a lot of work. (Stay Down) I know it ain’t been the best but it certainly ain’t been the worst. (Stay Down) The drama will not last forever (stay down) we’ll beat it as long as we’re together. One day we’ll look back on this , we’ll be like ‘remember this?’ and it’s gonna make us smile ‘cause in the end we stayed down..

    (Understand you are the one in my heart) And I’m holding on so we can’t live apart. (When things stop making sense we’ll figure it out) I walked into this and I don’t wanna walk out no , no.

    Everything ain’t gonna be how we like and what is worth keeping if it didn’t take a fight? Your healing is in me (me) Amd my healing is in you (you) So get your mind right , ‘cause here’s what we gonna do

    (Stay Down) We’re almost to the very best part. (Stay Down) You’ll always be the pride of my heart. (Stay Down) We too can past the test (Stay Down) Ya know we got a lot of work. (Stay Down) I know it ain’t been the best but it certainly ain’t been the worst. (Stay Down) The drama will not last forever (stay down) we’ll beat it as long as we’re together. One day we’ll look back on this , we’ll be like ‘remember this?’ and it’s gonna make us smile ‘cause in the end we stayed down..

    Did ya know Did ya know
    Did ya know Did ya know (that I love you) Did ya know

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 11:35 AM | Link to this

    The line up is good, 3Stacks on thursday, I will usually catch up with some of my homeboys that I went to high school with and we go and they drink and smoke and chill. They love having a lipstick with them so I get all the dances I want. Its cool!

    By Mo (aka Moeisha)

    April 25, 2008 11:35 AM | Link to this

    Cemeeli I’ll take some Mint Choco chip ice cream please!! Thanks chica! I got that fresh pedi yesterday, nice teal color for these lovely weather days.

    IamLegend I am still that chick. I like love letters (probably cause I havent gotten one since 12th grade), music, flowers (cant remember the last time that happened), etc. We arent all gone. Oh and yesterday when you mentioned Mexican and a first date, I meant to ^^^^^5 you. A man after my own heart….

    ARed that scene in Unfaithful was something!!

    By For Real

    April 25, 2008 11:38 AM | Link to this

    My movie was 9 1/2 Half Weeks or was Kobie’s Colorado viedo… anyway I learned a lot from both movies

    Any meet & greets tonight? I got my backpack tonight.

    By Laschea

    April 25, 2008 11:39 AM | Link to this

    Barkley call your boy on “my faves” and talk to him, quick…

    By Demigod33

    April 25, 2008 11:39 AM | Link to this

    BOH I will have to be in a serious relationship before attempting again.

    How about 2 years later, same chick said she still had those letters…WTH?!

    Yeah I beat her down for ol time sake ..Ungrateful heifer

    Thinking about her has me in a foul mood…Thank God for Lafitness

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 11:39 AM | Link to this

    Sniff sniff…Dreams, you leaving me baby? LOL The Dunwoody area will miss you! We never got to have lunch! Oh well I work out at lunch anyway.

    By DreamsMaterialize

    April 25, 2008 11:40 AM | Link to this

    Mo wassup. how’s ya friday going? don’t hurt nobody today.

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 11:41 AM | Link to this

    QC now you brought me off the perch w/hipnotic smoothies w/pineapples. i’ll take one…take me on to la la land.

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 11:43 AM | Link to this

    Give it up for the Pimplicious Stylings of Kym that is my joint…eyes closed, rocking back and forth w/right arm swaying in the air

    By Page1908

    April 25, 2008 11:44 AM | Link to this

    Cee Are you going to Cozy Cone today?

    By For Real

    April 25, 2008 11:44 AM | Link to this

    For Real now sending Mo some flowers that look and smell real along with a fish sandwich.

    By anonymousella

    April 25, 2008 11:44 AM | Link to this

    after going back and reading some of the above comments, i have to say this:

    chemistry and passion are key to a successful relationship.

    that said, chemistry and passion are not constant.

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 11:45 AM | Link to this

    Demi - I still have the love letters my bf wrote to me in high school. And that was 12 years ago. I hardly ever read them, but will when I’m cleaning out my closet (which only happens when I move. lol).

    It’s nice to read how much someone once loved you.

    By The Truth

    April 25, 2008 11:46 AM | Link to this

    Those cops in NY should catch a gun down. This shyt is getting crazy. 50 times for an unarmed dude? WTF???

    Bit O Horny here, take this love letter I typed to you. Sure it’s all a lie but overlook that and phuk my brains out anyway. (Said while I’m pulling down my pants) LOL Good morning.

    IG that soft kiss makes the afro on my back stand up everytime. LOL

    I just took my dogs to the dog park at Mt Carmel in Henry county and it was a row of chicks in mini vans with their kids in the park playing. How many of you ladies would like to do the stay at home mom thing?

    Star I’m worried about you hun. We talked about the no upside thing 2 weeks ago, are you just now processing that info? You’re a wee bit late. LMAO

    Kimmie you never got sick when we was together. Told your azz not to leave me. I just made a voodoo doll of you. Let me know when the bottom of your feet get warm.

    If any of you ladies need a love letter shoot me your email addie. I’ll put one together for you. I bet you I can make your eyes water, and I don’t even know you. LOL

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 11:52 AM | Link to this

    How many of you ladies would like to do the stay at home mom thing?

    Truth - In a heartbeat.

    By DreamsMaterialize

    April 25, 2008 11:56 AM | Link to this

    Staceye Yeah, I feel like rollin’ out right now…it’s so nice outside. We can still do lunch. I’m off next week. Like I said before, you have to leave the blade in the car. Deal? lol

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 12:02 PM | Link to this

    Page hey voyager! Cozy Cone, no. They’ve opened up an ice cream bar in the bldg yesturday. i hope it lasts through the season. I believe they are testing the patronage to keep it going.

    Mo i’m not gettin a color this time getting the classic french tips prolly. tied of dat too. coral is pretty maybe i’ll get that instead.

    The D-Wade and Barkley T-MO commercials are funny!…

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 12:02 PM | Link to this

    Bit O Horny here, take this love letter I typed to you. Sure it’s all a lie but overlook that and phuk my brains out anyway. (Said while I’m pulling down my pants) LOL Good morning.

    Truth only if you can catch me with your pants down.

    By Mo (also known as Moeisha)

    April 25, 2008 12:04 PM | Link to this

    Truth How many of you ladies would like to do the stay at home mom thing? Not I! I’m sorry but with only one child I dont see the point. Now if I had more and they were all small then I would consider it but I would rather have a job where I could work from home than be a stay at home mom. Just me though…

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 12:05 PM | Link to this

    Just my .02 but am I the only one thinking that maybe Wesley Snipes and Micheal Vick should have used T.I.’s lawyer

    By Angie aka Beautiful Under Construction

    April 25, 2008 12:07 PM | Link to this

    i was asked to stay at home in my last relationship. we were not married, so i couldn’t. ;’-( i would have been screwed if he left me. no job, no future … if my husband does ask, h3ll yes man! in a heartbeat. hopefully he can come home everyday on his lunch hour for some nookie. so that would make it twice a day. the 5:00am appt. will not be substitued for the nooner. i believe he would be happy and satisfied, no worries. i would be his wife, housekeeper, nanny, chef and business asst. can’t wait!

    By star1

    April 25, 2008 12:08 PM | Link to this

    @TRUTH sorry but u also posted that on a topic this week. I think it was the one about the babies being the new boyfriend. I just though about it

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 12:09 PM | Link to this

    Dreams how about happy hour at Brio? I work out now more than I used to. I started working out during my lunch and when I go home. So I many be available Monday evening before I have to be in class.

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 12:12 PM | Link to this

    Truth i’on know…bittersweet bout that one. I woould love to be hanging with my lil one at the house daily…but i know i’d get bored not being in the “grind”…Telecommuting is an option but my job warrants me to be in the office.

    Why is it when you tell folks you don’t wanna ‘eat out’ 4 lunch and will instead have Cafe’ food, they try and convince you to go out anyway?

    Now “some” know that this ^^ is code for i’m leaving early!

    By SlimOne

    April 25, 2008 12:14 PM | Link to this

    Truth It seems as if there would be so many advantages to being a stay-at-home mom. But i’ve been working since i was 15 and I think i would lose my mind just a little bit at being home everyday. I know that over time you find all kinds of crap to do but when the kids grow up and are less reliant on mom @ home, it would be very hard i would think to get back into the workforce. Still seems to be an attractive idea to not have to come to a 8-5 everyday. Maybe i’ll be able to better answer that question once i get knocked up.

    Speaking of movies…I think Knocked Up was a little more close to reality. It showed them initially getting wasted, messing around, getting knocked up, then having to deal with the consequences of their drunken night…sure it’s not your typical love story but the shyt was funny doe.

    By DreamsMateiralize

    April 25, 2008 12:14 PM | Link to this

    Staceye sounds like a plan. go get your workout on. I’m out for lunch.

    By Chef QC

    April 25, 2008 12:15 PM | Link to this

    Cee-me-me girl i’m sure they’re good, cause the drink sure is :) i’m signing off for a while bloggers if anyone is looking for a really nice Cigar shop to hang out….check out my friend Gary’s shop called:

    Oscar’s Cigars in campcreek plaza…tell him Carmen suggested it I’m sure you’ll enjoy it!

    By THE FILTHY VILLIANOUS DK

    April 25, 2008 12:17 PM | Link to this

    A woman staying at home still wouldnt be happy. She would find something to B!tch about, like why is he coming home late, its his turn to look after the kids or the trash needs to be taken out.. Women dont know what they want..

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 12:20 PM | Link to this

    How many of you ladies would like to do the stay at home mom thing?

    I do not want to be an at-home-mommy. That’s not my thing. I would want to be able to spend the first 2 yrs with my newborn. I feel children should be able to talk/communicate in some form of understanding b/c people these days are crazy. I would not be comfortable with leaving my defenseless infant with a daycare, not these days.

    By Sunshine

    April 25, 2008 12:21 PM | Link to this

    Truth

    Do you live in Henry Co.?

    By GrumpyAzzNic

    April 25, 2008 12:25 PM | Link to this

    DK

    ALL YOU DO IS BYTCH ALL DAY EVERY DAY ON HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHEN’S THE LAST TIME YOU GOT SOME PUDDY?

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 12:36 PM | Link to this

    QC a singer know a guy named Gary that owns Oscar’s Cigar Shop! lol…I don’t “drink” for real girlie. Now let’s see cigars, that could be a new hobby.

    i’m sleepy

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 12:37 PM | Link to this

    *Angie8 being a housewife is dangerous thing these days. Look at Deion Sanders’ wife Pilar..girl is a beautiful former model with a degree who stayed home and became a house wife. Granted they had the money to hire nannies and chefs and maids..but he expects her to be all in one for that big azz estate. No way in hell am I giving up my career for that. In her case if he leaves her she will be paid. But that regular chick who gives up her career to be a glorifed maid/baby maker/cook/ draws washer, is putting herself in the hot seat for if he decides that she is not putting in on the finances so she and running sh*t..meaning he feels he can come and go as he pleases, blatant disrespect. That is putting to much control in one person’s hands. Not to mention when these husbands go out and cheat..it’s usually with a woman who has a career…her own thing going. She is not there at his beck and call..the thrill of the chase baby!

    Slim I loved that movie.

    Bit-o-Honey I think kids that are aournd other kids in that developmental stage does better in life. They do not have that attachment to mommy that is so bad that they fall out crying when she steps away. They are anti-social because all they know is mommy. Granted you can take them to parks for play dates…but that still leaves the leg-grabbing separation anxiety. I think it sets them up for that down fall to be that way in life…always afraid to let go of people and go through serious changes. I learned alot about being able to let go easily as a child…and I think that is why I am not one of those chicks who keeps running back to the same no good man due to separtion anxiety. You hurt me once, I am done with you. Yeah it hurts to let go…but it will hurt worst the longer you hold on to what is NOT meant to be. More people should learn that. Just because you have a baby with someone..does not mean you should try to make something out of a mistake (the relationship)!

    By THE FILTHY VILLIANOUS DK

    April 25, 2008 12:38 PM | Link to this

    Man you cats give me too much energy.. Most of the stuff I say is tongue n cheek.. But its funny to watch people you dont know change their names to say something to little ole me. I could have said something much worse but its wasted energy. Just keep paying attention because i drop jewels in between the jokes.

    By The Truth

    April 25, 2008 12:38 PM | Link to this

    Sunshine I live in Stockbridge. You live near me?

    Dreams I’m sure you’ll enjoy Staceye’s company but pat search her before going in to eat. She ususally carries one knife in her left boot, 2 in her lower back, 1 in her right front pocket, 1 in her right breastpocket and 1 in her hair. She’s to smart to carry one in her purse. Also, her earrings are poisonous darts. If you get all of those you’re fine just don’t let her order steak, they come with a knife.

    Seems most women would opt in for the stay at home gig. Next question for the fellas. If you could afford it would you let the wify stay at home with the kids?

    By Jamocamecrazy

    April 25, 2008 12:42 PM | Link to this

    Good Afternoon and Happy Friday ALL!

    Inconvenient and consuming? Negative.

    Is the “ridiculous, inconvenient, consuming, can’t-live-without-each-other love” really attainable?

    Of course. However, I would not suggest this kind of love to anyone, not even to the folks I can’t stand…it’s like a person’s asking to be emotionally handicapped if they continue this route at searching for “love”. IMO, the possibilities would be far more detrimental than beneficial for both individuals…. (if that is all they have to work with). That type of existence screams of co-dependency. All of a sudden, you can’t think, can’t eat, can’t sleep, shyt or breathe?….Consumption = losing yourself completely; that type of love can be a dayum BEAST in “sheep’s clothing” like drifting off into the abyss – heyal to the nah.

    Although being open with your mate, does require some vulnerability from the both of you, but I refuse to believe that real love requires one or the other to lose sight of who they are and their state of being with or without their SO in their life. But to just fall apart (which is basically where the road leads after being “ridiculously consumed” by another – not an option.

    Consistently being yourself, should help to remind you both “what in da heyal” it was about the other that caught and has continued to successfully maintain your undivided attention in your SO – in the perfect world. Why does it seem like there is some need for folks to start making such changes in their relationships after the fact? Do some folk associate consistency with = boring, same-old, same-old? (I quest this simply by observation).

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 12:46 PM | Link to this

    Truth how dare you give away all my secrets! LOL You forgot one..although I am an Uptown Girl(Mahanttan)mouth blades is a 5-borrough skill buddy! LOL

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 12:47 PM | Link to this

    Truth You forgot we are from up top, Staceye got a blade under her tongue too!

    By IslandGirl

    April 25, 2008 12:47 PM | Link to this

    Truth I have my waxing kit ready to remove all that hair off of your back. I promise it won’t hurt. It’s as easy as shaving

    When my son was born I stayed at home for the 12 months. After his first year, I returned to school with near insanity. A few months later I went back to work. Some of the ladies at church said it is a sacrifice worth making. If I were to have another child, I would definitely consider staying at home until my child goes to school.

    By Angie aka Beautiful Under Construction

    April 25, 2008 12:48 PM | Link to this

    stac i understand all of the risks involved. that’s why i didn’t do it. should i remind you that he cheated anyways. lol.

    anyhoo, i’m off to catch that plane. y’all be good!

    By SlimOne

    April 25, 2008 12:49 PM | Link to this

    Another thing about stay@home mommy…I definitely would have an issue about having to ask for this certain amount of money to do X,Y,Z then having hubby tell me why i don’t need this or that or rationing out the dollars. So I think for me I would still rather have at least a part time job….whether it was working at the kids school, or in the neighborhood library or making gift baskets. lol My auntie does that at home thing but now her youngest son is about to graduate this year. She had hard enough time when the oldest left for school last year so i have no idea what she plans to do with herself now.

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 12:51 PM | Link to this

    Stac ha…draws washer, Lol…* boys/men drawls are blah.

    By demi

    April 25, 2008 12:52 PM | Link to this

    DK Naw dude…Today is friday..cut loose time..You need to hand what’s his/her name their a*!!!

    By Sunshine

    April 25, 2008 12:54 PM | Link to this

    Truth

    I live in McDonough…we’re neighbors:)

    By kimmie

    April 25, 2008 12:55 PM | Link to this

    AmRed,Cemee,Truth Back from taking a coworker on a goodbye lunch. Good to read you guys too, I wuv you all and have missed you!! Truth, about the voodoo doll, maybe that’s why I felt like pins were pricking me and all itchy!!!! I know we not together no mo, but dang! I didn’t know I had that effect on you when I left! Please lift the hex, so we can at least have an amicable friendship!

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 12:56 PM | Link to this

    ForReal, I’ve mentioned the love scene in 9 1/2 weeks at least 3x in blogsville. That scene in the alley in the rain (?) (I know there’s water)IS OFF DA CHAIN!

    I would not want to be a stay-at-home mom. Cooking, cleaning, paying bills, home repair (lol) and watching tv all day is not my thing. I need to be busy outside the home

    By THE FILTHY VILLIANOUS DK

    April 25, 2008 12:59 PM | Link to this

    You have to be built a certain way to want a stay home wife. I like mover and shaker women who wouldnt want to stay at home.

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 1:02 PM | Link to this

    OMG…no you didn’t spill the beans with …mouth blades is a 5-borrough skill buddy! I am hollering over here! It’s amazing we did this back in the day. Hell, it’s a great skill to have (ROFL).

    By demi

    April 25, 2008 1:03 PM | Link to this

    QC baby, i have a song just for you…

    Ooh I, wanna piece of pie You’re so fly, ay Ooh I, wanna piece of pie You’re so fly, um Ooh I, wanna piece of pie You’re so fly, ay Ooh I, wanna piece of pie You’re so fly, um

    Well it feels good I like There’s a cute funk in the night You playas and hustlas know, we gotta get that a$$ show ya right So I’ma stroll out to the mall Can’t forget the strap, hell naw Cuz ain’t no tellin’ on the mack tip Shock the wrong hoochie get’cha cap peeled If you’z a straight playa and you bes with me Then you know what’s crackin’ off the Hennessey Scopin’ out, I need the right miss No disrespect but it’s like this

    Chorus

    There’s somethin’ bout a chocolate girl Or the little things you do I like the way you walk, I like the way you talk I think I like the Sprite in you I like the way you wear your hair The sexy little things you wear And that junk in the trunk girl, makes it all good yes sir Now picture you and me, chocolate fantasy At the Marriott, lost in ecstasy Got the ringer off, on the telephone Serve you somethin’ right, so that you will moan It’ll be so good, what I do to you Makes you close your eyes, and you go “ooh ooh” Ask me how it feels, in your leg of lamb Baby hot damn

    Chorus

    Now all my playas and my home girls, if you with me Then hit that note for the deep stroke, shuke, shuke Now all my hustlas and my hoochies, if you with me Then hit that note for the deep stroke, shuke, shuke Ooh, Ah, you’re so fly Ooh, ah, ooh, you’re so fly Ooh, ooh, ah, you’re so fly I say ooh, ooh, ah, you’re so fly

    Your sister was the one who gotten me drunk…

    Darrell is now choking the life out of a demi

    By Jamocamecrazy

    April 25, 2008 1:05 PM | Link to this

    Jason’s Lyric….Love Jones? Makes me wanna curl up on my sofa tonight and watch the both of those movies again. Loved them! (Larenz Tate: …and I just want to give you injections of sublime erections and get you to dance to my rhythm….is that alriiiight….) Woooo…getting the breezies!

    also…

    Carlito’s Way: (the original one)

    Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love (foreign film)…for those of you who like those types, check it out…very sultry. Setting is 16th Century in India.

    Original Sin: interesting reply from ya boy Antonio Banderas when it comes down to the question of love or lust for his new wife whom he met and married the same day: (when it comes to love) - “I want to give her everything and yet I want to take everything from her (lust).

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 1:07 PM | Link to this

    LOL. Well my mom was a stay at home mom and it’s clear that movies and tv don’t do it justice.

    My dad didn’t give her an allowance. They had a joint account and it was her money too. You go in knowing that your wife is capable of making money, so it’s not YOURS. It’s the families.

    You have the freedom to not be a slave to any office. My mom was into volunteerism, but if she wanted a side hustle, pops was cool with that.

    She had time to get everything in order by the time he came home for dinner. So she wasn’t stressed about fighting traffic or her dumb arse boss or any of that mess. Because she was actually able to pay her kids attention we weren’t in her hair all the time acting out. And we had each other and kids in the neighborhood so we didn’t demand for her to play with us all the time.

    I’d do it because that’s the way I was raised. And because I had a great childhood. If you are going to have kids, you need to prepare to raise them. And if you can afford to do it you should do it or don’t have kids. Period.

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 1:10 PM | Link to this

    Oh and one other thing, my mom is NOT a morning person so she got to sleep in every morning while my dad made sure we were ready for school. I was about 12 when this happened).

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 1:11 PM | Link to this

    tons of shakin and movin going on with a stay at home mother. In fact, it’s probably easier to be at work because you don’t have to worry about yelling at somebody that could call you a horrible mother/wife.

    I would rather run a company than a household, at least I can leave the source of stress at some point in the day

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 1:16 PM | Link to this

    I need Calgon

    During lunch my friend Design felt it was her responsibility as my friend to let me know that her sister (19) is my son’s new girlfriend. Evidently they spent time together the weekend I went away for my b-day. They both were at my b-day party and were still at the house when we left for the airport. Upon hearing this I just sat there and looked at her. I guess she then realized I am not happy at all about this. She immediately said, I don’t think they stayed at your house.” Better but not really. My son is an idiot.

    Now her sister is all up in arms in love here in Atlanta and that idiot of mine is all the way up in Mich. I am not mad at Design. I can’t be. It’s not her fault really. She is just the confidant to her little sister and the messenger to me.

    I didn’t want to make her think I am blaming her, but why did she go off and leave her at my house. She brought her she should have taken her when she left. Yeah I am upset. This is too close for comfort.

    I know yall wont tell her. LOL I need to release the madness so I wont carry it home with me. This is my dumping ground.

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 1:18 PM | Link to this

    WD I agree with you 100% on that one!

    By The Melo

    April 25, 2008 1:21 PM | Link to this

    dnt whats the discussion today but…….. i just met two maintenance guys by the coffee stand,ONE asks where the trash can is and as im talking to him,the lady manager passes by going the other direction..she has a phat azz, WOW….the service guy silently makes a face at me,eyes,mouf and jaws ajar, with a contotion oh his face like DAAAAAAAAAAAAANN!!!!!!!!!I said yeah,silently, as i gulped this cup of coffee. Good afternoon folks…..

    By DreamsMaterialize

    April 25, 2008 1:22 PM | Link to this

    Truth thanks for the heads up on Staceye. Kinda like that chick in that animation “Ninja Scrolls”…one kiss will kill you. lol Looks like I’ll have to take the blog vest offline to kick it with Staceye.

    By Demigod33

    April 25, 2008 1:25 PM | Link to this

    If you could afford it would you let the wify stay at home with the kids?

    Nah, regardless of well a dude is handling her and the home…me, you, or rell would be over there getting our wrapper lick, while her hubby is at work…which is worst in my book

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 1:26 PM | Link to this

    …today is not the day…

    my family wants to get/rent a charter bus (25ppl to dvd $4000) and DRIVE to Miami for the family reunion…IN JULY! i’m not replying to them today

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 1:27 PM | Link to this

    Housewife???

    One time my bro was down here visiting and he was talking crap about me and Mase said “She could stop working anytime she gets ready.” HA. That memo never made it to my desk. And that man loves money he would quickly feel the change.

    I wouldn’t do it right now. Not until my youngest is out of high school. And I would still have to find something to do outside of the house every day.

    Right now I like having my own income and would to have it a little while longer.

    By mytwocents

    April 25, 2008 1:35 PM | Link to this

    abc Re Cosmo- you are so dramatic! Now calm down & here let’s take this quiz to see if we we are meant to be. =)

    Filthy Did you mention Belly ? That scene is the ONLY reason I didn’t take my bootleg copy back to the guy down the street.

    Cemeeli But blowouts do not a good game make! Now wonder if Hawks have scraped up enough fans to sell out Philips yet. Sad.

    NY ladies That is a scary trait we all seem to share. I remember we even snuck (?) butcher knives into The Fever. SexyL where in the Bx did you live?

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 1:38 PM | Link to this

    Nah, regardless of well a dude is handling her and the home…me, you, or rell would be over there getting our wrapper lick, while her hubby is at work

    Eyeroll…

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 1:39 PM | Link to this

    Demi What??? Why does everybody have to be living foul? Do you really believe what you just typed or are you just shooting crap?

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 1:39 PM | Link to this

    I know that I am way late with this but umm it’s illegal to get it on in an elevator? curses Johnny Gill for making that blasted Love in an Elevator song

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 1:48 PM | Link to this

    mytwocents Hawks …what hawks? Girl, i can’t eeeeven go there.

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 1:50 PM | Link to this

    SexyL Did you say use to, Chica, I still have to do it during the summer when I frequent the Hood days girl, When I became a butterfly I made a lot of enemies on the side of town I was living on on.

    By QC

    April 25, 2008 1:51 PM | Link to this

    Thanks for the song Demi don’t worry Darrell is not the violent type

    Allright bloggers i’m gone for the day, enjoy the rest of your friday feel free to take any of the food home; there are plenty to-go-plates behind the bar…have a great weekend! HOLLA

    QC has left the blog

    www.blackthen.com

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 1:52 PM | Link to this

    Raqi, I feel for you. ^5 and not displacing that anger onto Design. You’re right, she’s only the messenger. Yet, you can ask why TF did she leave her at your house w/your son.

    Cafeteria Observation.

    Standing in line watching two big women load their plate with chilli dogs w/cheese (2), french fries w/cheese sauce and baked beans. I looked down at their wide bottoms and patted my own! How come big folk eat like that? Sheesh!!!!!

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 1:55 PM | Link to this

    WD But it is fun girl, tooo much fun, especially when you get off the elevator with the dishelved look giggling knowing that the people who have been waiting on the elevator know you did it. Did it in Vegas! Whew!!!!!!! Memories, memories, memories

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 1:55 PM | Link to this

    WiseD There is a hotel that I am not allowed enter ever again. I kid you not.

    By Demigod33

    April 25, 2008 1:55 PM | Link to this

    DreamsMaterialize “Ninja Scrolls” dude…she is more like that chick from “A-ko” or “ghost shells”

    By Demigod33

    April 25, 2008 1:55 PM | Link to this

    DreamsMaterialize “Ninja Scrolls” dude…she is more like that chick from “A-ko” or “ghost shells”

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 2:01 PM | Link to this

    205 E. Gun Hill Road. Not too far from Tracey Towers (Moshulu Parkway area).

    6’1 meaning don’t need to practice that skill here in the ATL. When I go home, you best believe tongue in cheek is not tongue in cheek!

    Off topic, anybody want to meet at Dugan’s (Flat Shoals) this evening?

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 2:01 PM | Link to this

    ohh I am green with envy Raqi/6’1 heh heh I have a running list of sexy bathrooms in Atlanta that me and my husband have to fool around in at least one time, LOL

    By abc

    April 25, 2008 2:05 PM | Link to this

    My girl’s a stay-at-home. No kids are around, but it’s nice that she gets to do what she pleases. Chicks chasing careers — well now, anyone all wrapped up in career chasing — that’s kind of a shame. One sure can miss out on what really matters, chasing a buck instead, or pursuit of regard within an industry. When it’s all said and done, would you rather be able to say you were optimally happy, or well regarded professionally?

    By The Melo

    April 25, 2008 2:06 PM | Link to this

    there is always sme going on tween the maint crew and housewives….raqi u wld be so bored and end up looking thru the window admiring the gardener’s abs..cant trust ur fertile mind to wander.

    By The Truth

    April 25, 2008 2:07 PM | Link to this

    Dreams update, if at lunch you get into an argument and she wants to give you a goodbye kiss afterwards DON’T DO IT. I say again, DON’T DO IT. That knife under the tongue thing is just foul.

    Kimmie our break up tore me up on the inside. I hide it well but I was hurting. Does it feel like someone’s pulling on your nipples yet?

    Jamo Original sin was a great movie. I have it on DVD.

    Sunshine what’s up neighbor? I’m off of Watl Stephens in Stockbridge. Tell me you don’t live in city square. LOL

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 2:13 PM | Link to this

    One sure can miss out on what really matters, chasing a buck instead, or pursuit of regard within an industry. When it’s all said and done, would you rather be able to say you were optimally happy, or well regarded professionally?

    Now I’m back with ya abc. I have a great career. I’ve been to enough Falcons games, Final Fours, bowl games, NBA All-Star games on someone elses dime than I can count.

    But at the end of the day, I’d rather be able to say I did all I could for my family. And unless you own your own company, I think it’s selfish to put career over family while fulfilling someone elses american dream (your boss).

    Since I date broke dudes (lol), I will probably have to work. But if the opportunity arises where I can have the freedom to make my kid’s science fair, I’d do it. If I were to die young, I’d be most appreciative of the time I’ve spend with those who love me.

    By demi

    April 25, 2008 2:16 PM | Link to this

    Raqi WTH?! I DIDN’T post that mess!!!

    now stop before I tell Mase you’re picking on poor innocent sweet kind thoughtful delightful always a sweetie pie, demi.

    By DreamsMaterialize

    April 25, 2008 2:17 PM | Link to this

    *Demigod33 was wondering who would feel me on the japanimation. haven’t seen A-ko or Ghost Shells in looooong time. lol Tried to find Akira and Fist of Fury a little while back, but I might have to look a little harder.

    By Demigod33

    April 25, 2008 2:19 PM | Link to this

    Any way Raqi it is what it is…I have stories

    By QueDogTeaching

    April 25, 2008 2:23 PM | Link to this

    What up Blog Said while speed blogging. What exactly has the topic grown to?

    Let’s see Razors under the tongue, but not in Manhattan only in the 5 boroughs. Or you can just come to Decatur and get your head bust to the white meat with a beer bottle.

    If you stay at home you are an indentured servant. If you go to work everyday, you have your freedom. Que now looking for a rich chick to keep him at home.

    Movies to curl up to? Women want romance, men want sex, women want candles, men want stripper poles, but if both of you get a good hard “O” does it really matter how you started.

    Kym has another name with Pimp in it. Que now looking for the nearest Cadillac salesman.

    Melo Knows the unspoken language of (Damn she __!!!! ) Fill in the blank accordingly.

    Did I miss anything?

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 2:23 PM | Link to this

    WiseD Do recall that elevator scene on Fatal Attraction? Me (Glenn Close), Him (Mike Douglas). Do you have a clear picture?…..Yeah?…Now drop it down a several inches.

    It was bad. Real bad. The sex was hot as hell but the whole situation was just bad. We were not arrested but were asked to check out first thing in the morning. And are never welcomed there again. It was like 2 o’clock in the morning. Obviously no one needed the elevator. Well except that hotel manager. Luckily I was wearing skirt. But him on knees and panties in his hand. Wasn’t no getting out of that. I guess next time we should take it to the “service” elevator. LOL I try not think about it these days.

    Bathroom stalls…never completed the act outside of my own bathroom.

    Well, there was that one time…nah…didn’t get to finish.

    By The Truth

    April 25, 2008 2:24 PM | Link to this

    For the fellas, the backside of letting wify stay at home is if it doesn’t work out you’re in it for alimony and child support. I saw last week someone got 4000 in child support and 21,000 in alimony. WTF?? That’s probably why OJ cut up old girl, paying that kind of loot to a chick slinging azz has got to test a dudes ego.

    ABC are you saying you have your daughter or your ex doesn’t work and you support her?

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 2:24 PM | Link to this

    not sure if you were referring to my comment abc, but I meant that I don’t want to run a household alone (I said that I would rather run a company for the reasons I stated, which I maintain, I should have added I can manage a company and home with my husband.) I was just addressing the comment that implied women at home aren’t movers and shakers.

    I believe that I can find fulfillment in my life’s work, whether it be career, volunteering, social activism or whatever. I think this can be done with a family when you have two partners that allow each other to seek their fulfillment inside and outside the household, sacrifices and compromises guaranteed.

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 2:25 PM | Link to this

    Staceye to your point, my Mom stayed home with my brother and I and didn’t send us off to kindercare until we were 2 years old. By then we were well able to communicate our needs but also those needs that had been neglected. We had tons of other kids in the neighborhood that were our age(everybody in the hood was phuk’n round the same time, go figure) so we grew up with kids and were not attached at the hip. She made a special effort to ensure we were well adjusted socially and we were further along educationally as well.

    By I am Legend

    April 25, 2008 2:27 PM | Link to this

    @diva/raqi/6’1……the bathroom at stats are perfect for that fooling around stuff….you have to see it to believe it…when i went down to use them…my first thought was i am going to bend someone daughter over in one of them….almost like they want you to hook up

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 2:30 PM | Link to this

    Demi My husband is his own boss and can get to work when he please. I am the one who answers to a clock every morning. Trust, if I was a stay at home wife I would not need anything from you are anyone else by the time he leaves the house. He is a “morning” man.

    By kimmie

    April 25, 2008 2:32 PM | Link to this

    Truth - You just not right!!! I’m in pain over hear and realize it’s you from afar, using a voodoo doll! That’s okay, payback is a b—-!!!Kimmie crossing her eyes and two fingers like she’s putting a hex on Truth

    Raqi Dang, that was hot, I hope I can get in a little trouble like that at least once with my SO, to have some naughty memories!!LOL

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 2:32 PM | Link to this

    and when it’s all said it done, I would rather my family unit be filled with happy, healthy people who found a way to make things work, keeping their priorities straight as much as possible. It’s all a personal choice, of course, so I try not to knock the choices couples make trying to juggle it all; especially women who probably already contend with their own guilt/concerns about being the nerve center of the family. I applaud them all, stay at home and career couples.

    By anonymousella

    April 25, 2008 2:35 PM | Link to this

    agreed wise diva: professional fulfillment and respect is a source of deep satisfaction and happiness for me — even more so than some of my friendships and many of my familial relationships. i wish a dude would ask me to give that up to stay home and raise some babies … shooooo.

    but then i’m also marriage-phobic and motherhood-averse.

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 2:37 PM | Link to this

    My kid did not see another caretaker until he was 2y/o. He was READY and loved socialzing with those kids. I had “mommy anxiety” almost for an entire year later. Would i do it again, yep!

    By abc

    April 25, 2008 2:38 PM | Link to this

    Truth, my girlfriend lives with me and is a stay-at-home. Our arrangement suits both of us, at this point.

    By Demigod33

    April 25, 2008 2:41 PM | Link to this

    DreamsMaterialize check out narutofans.com for legal down loads…$10 will get you 5gb a month on downloads…I am not into it as much anymore…but I do have a good sizes collection thanks to that site…all you need is a good download source.

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 2:43 PM | Link to this

    Legend the restrooms at Stats are mini-motels!

    QueDogTeaching it doesn’t matter how you start if you finish with a power “O”

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 2:43 PM | Link to this

    abc, do what works for you. Must ask, if she wanted to work can she?

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 2:46 PM | Link to this

    *6’1 and Sexyleggs can feel me on the blades! **

    Jamocamecrazy I love the Kama Sutra movie!

    ARED even if I could afford to…staying at home with kids,cooking, cleaning..is not my forte! I would lose my mind! I would feel like a trapped bird. I am such a creative person..I need to be able to just up and do my own thing. I am too talented for diaper duty! Heck having a 9-5 is constricting enough. But at least I know I get vacation and benefits and could quit if it became too much. Can’t do that being housewife. Dang a joint account. I will not have to account for why I bought Jimmy Choo’s….cause I wanted to! LOL

    Wise * would rather run a company than a household, at least I can leave the source of stress at some point in the day* well put girl! I am 100% with you on that!At least you get paid nicely for it! LOL

    Dreams you scared of lil ole me? LOL

    Cemeeli Miami is too long of a drive. I did it 2 yeasr ago and I will never do it again. I love to fly away. tell them you will meet them and to swing by and meet you at the airport! LOL

    *mytwocents I di dnot know you were from NY! Wow..the Fever! Memories….. Standing in line watching two big women load their plate with chilli dogs w/cheese (2), french fries w/cheese sauce and baked beans. I looked down at their wide bottoms and patted my own! How come big folk eat like that* Girl I do the sanme things. I want to smack the crap out of them! Hello Thicky Lake..that is how you got that way! I bet the only work out they do is the walk to the buffet line and back…oh yeah lifting the food to mouth!

    abc a chick with nothing else to ffocus on becomes clingy…always wants to spend time with ya! A chick with her own life will not have time to be in Fleet enema mood (up your azz)!

    By abc

    April 25, 2008 2:46 PM | Link to this

    What exactly is a ‘mover and shaker’? And, what does having a job or career have to do with that? Why is it supposedly preferable?

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 2:47 PM | Link to this

    ….also, what works for one family/person may or maynot work for another. Hellz my sister’s hubby is now @ home w/ the kids cause she is out doing her “career”. So come…please judge accordingly!

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 2:49 PM | Link to this

    abc Mase and I have an early retirement plan working and to achieve that in the time frame that we desire, both of us working is making that happen. When the time comes (14 years and counting) we both will be stay at homers. We are working toward that. At that time we will move outside of the city. And also travel to many many far away places. We have a goal. Yeah I could stop working now. But our plan will take more like twenty years instead. We are trying to do this thing far before arthritis and its common cousin ailments kick in.

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 2:50 PM | Link to this

    LOL @ anonymousella, your man will/would know better.

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 2:54 PM | Link to this

    abc let me ask you a question. Why you taking care of a woman you have no intention of marrying? I know marriage isn’t a required end result, but that is a privilege fit for a wife. Or at least a wife to be. That is just my opinion though.

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 2:54 PM | Link to this

    Stac you are reading my mind! They don’ bump they heads. I’m holding the phone and told my sunt, i’ll call yall later. I went straight to Cheaptickets to compare airfare.

    are they calling you a kung fu chic?

    By DreamsMaterialize

    April 25, 2008 2:58 PM | Link to this

    Staceye Nah not scared, just think Truth was looking out for me. I’m a glass-half-full kinda guy, so I see all your weaponry as an asset. If we have to resort to combat, I know you’re with me. lol

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 3:01 PM | Link to this

    Legendary Been there dunn dat! Dey call me dun dun… dun dun it all

    By abc

    April 25, 2008 3:04 PM | Link to this

    I don’t consider marriage a hard-line requirement for me to take care of whoever I want to. I don’t consider marriage a ‘price’ she should have to pay for the ‘privilege’. If she wants a job, she can take on anything she wants. If she’d rather volunteer, go to Bible study, keep the house and shop, pursue arts and crafts, or eat bon-bons and watch TV all day, that’s fine, too. ‘Clingy’ doesn’t describe anything about her, but the more she wants of me, the better I like it.

    Being the lady of my house doesn’t require anything of her but her presence and my trust.

    By Demigod33

    April 25, 2008 3:04 PM | Link to this

    Raqi stop being so full of yourself today bay, not your style.

  • Married women are hands-off
  • If I do f/k a married chick, her husband must be in attendants. I have no shame in my game.
  • I don’t cheat. Too upfront and honest about my intentions
  • Now, just because you are faithful, it doesn’t means your neighbors or all of you friends are. Reality

    I know you are upset, but I am an Aries as well. So you know it is a waste of time getting upset with me.

    Two hard heads don’t need to clash on this beautiful day.

    And when you address me, be sure to use the correct screen name…It is not easy keeping up with my different characters I display on this blog, HA HA HA.

    By Darrell (www.blackthen.com)

    April 25, 2008 3:06 PM | Link to this

    WD “I would rather my family unit be filled with happy, healthy people who found a way to make things work, keeping their priorities straight as much as possible.”

    Agreed. ^5! Reminds me of a book I’m currently reading - When The Game Is Over It All Goes Back In The Box by John Ortberg. I highly recommend it.

    By The Melo

    April 25, 2008 3:09 PM | Link to this

    raqi abc has an afinity for marriage…thats my concl and he has only altered his current arrangement so not to look like a marriage, but its as good as being married esp here in ga.And the wmen continue taking adv. of the bro, i wonder why abc is scared of living alone.ABC ur knwledge of the Bible has u messed up bro,and this current wman is really enjoying the benefits,but she will cheat on u,trust me!!!!!!!

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 3:10 PM | Link to this

    I need to be able to just up and do my own thing. I am too talented for diaper duty!

    Staceye - That’s why I respect your position of not wanting to have kids. It’s fine for you to think like that if you don’t have any.

    However, if you do, then that attitude is really selfish of mothers and fathers. Essentially you are saying you don’t want to raise your own kids. What makes you think anyone else does?

    Each family is different. But at the end of the day, if you kid needs you at home, someone should step up. The VP at my last company was making 6 figures. But his 14 year old was becoming out of control. So he left to be at home. I commend him for that. Control your damn kid so he can stop breaking into my car. LOL

    By SeanJohnson3000

    April 25, 2008 3:11 PM | Link to this

    @ abc…bruh..let me get this straight…your girlfriend NOT wife…is lives wth you and she doesnt work…and yall dont have kids together….correct?…is she from brasil?

    By Poppa Grande

    April 25, 2008 3:15 PM | Link to this

    Good Afternoon to all…

    abc Although I primarily agree with you, I do believe that things have changed and will be changed forever in this country in regards to economics. I just think that most women work because of need instead of want. Unfortunately, they are the ones that are going to college in higher numbers, and due to this they are in a better position to get a good job. I am willing to bet most would at least like to do something that they want to do.

    Off topic a little bit I was in Lenox Square Mall recently and saw both Idris (Stringer Bell) “I can’t remember his last name” and Boris Kodjoe (?). Even though Boris was obviously on his cell phone (maybe talking to Nicole) women were sreaming his name and calling from afar. I actually thought it was quite rude for some reason. I remember seeing them together around Buckhead when they were filming “The Gospel” a few years back and something similar happened. I saw DMX there, too and similar things happened. Why would you do that, ladies? You wouldn’t want it done to you.

    Just curious.
    It’s kinda on topic because it involves people in movies.

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 3:16 PM | Link to this

    Hey Bloggers why are so many of us trying to meet the ‘societal requirements’ of marriage? I mean seriously, more than 50% of people that try fail at this. Marrying all the wrong people for the wrong reason.

    abc your situation seems to work for you, roll with it. If your lady is happy at home in whatever arrangement y’all have then I think that’s great.

    Raqi contemporary is the ‘new’ traditional.

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 3:18 PM | Link to this

    wait, how is she taking advantage him!? It works for both of them, neither is being forced into it, why is someone trying to place blame where none is needed?

    and Sean, no you did not just ask if his woman ia from Brazil…why can’t she be American? LOL

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 3:20 PM | Link to this

    Poppa Grande - I assume the women do that because it’s a shock to even see them in person and some folks can’t contain themselves.

    Boris is my favorite. I love him. I ran into him All-Star Weekend one year. He looked so good I just wanted to lick his bald head and give him my room key. LOL. But I didnt because I already knew he was taken and because I’m not a slore. LOL.

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 3:20 PM | Link to this

    Que Let’s see Razors under the tongue, but not in Manhattan only in the 5 boroughs Nah my friend…Manhattan is THE borrough of the 5! LOL

    Bit-o-Honey At least you had a sibling to play with.

    Cemeeli Yeah girl..I am the Kung Fu chick they speak of.

    Dreams So you like my Shaolin style? LOL

    By I am Legend

    April 25, 2008 3:20 PM | Link to this

    @sj3K….HEY GET OFF BRASIL!!!!!….lol…i have several dime simpatica brazillians save to my harddrive…..lol

    By QueDogTeaching

    April 25, 2008 3:20 PM | Link to this

    I have seen both styles of mothering in action. My mother worked and went to school, and my step-mom was a stay at home. Both were very happy. Both of them have said that they would have change roles. But the truth be told it is all in what you want to do with you life.

    Personally for me I would not want a stay at home woman. Maybe if I had a child, the first year or two would be okay, but overall I want both of us to work.

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 3:24 PM | Link to this

    melo the reason I asked is the day he let it be known that marriage was off the table he seemed pretty distraught with the whole relationship concept. Then to find out today that the woman that has too much drama to marry is living with him as wifey just made me wonder. Why go thru all of that just to “marry” her anyway…see?

    By I am Legend

    April 25, 2008 3:26 PM | Link to this

    remember this bloggers bloggettes…this was my sh back in the day…my neck hurts

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBnlBLfAdBY

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 3:27 PM | Link to this

    30 minutes til going home

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 3:28 PM | Link to this

    I am not smitten by any movie star and you would never hear me scream his/her name….well maybe Angelina Jolie (LOL).

    Staceye, I personally let you handled that Manhattan borough mixup (LOL).

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 3:28 PM | Link to this

    abc I guess she gets all the “now” benefits but she will never get half. You are smart man. LOL

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 3:30 PM | Link to this

    Staceye Uptown Babyyyyyyy!!!!!!!

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 3:34 PM | Link to this

    SexyL You are smitten by Angelina Jolie???

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 3:37 PM | Link to this

    Melo I actually have to agree with you on something! The lady is getting over big time on abc!

    RED I just feel there is more to life for me than being a wife/mom. I refuse to have to choose between my dream or a family. My dream is more important! Now I admit that I would stay home for ther first year if I had a child(I will be bald by then from boredom). I would only nurse to help me lose the weight faster. Otherwise I would not risk sagging boobs. But that is why there plastic surgeons..I could get a boob lift!

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 3:39 PM | Link to this

    Not really Raqi, just like to give a sexy woman her props.

    I use to hang w/Alvin Ailey’s dance troup and met some very interesting folk. They’re people and they get dressed the same way I do (for the most part). There celebrity status is just that - a “status.” I’d rather operate on the “people” part and not the status part. So, no, I don’t go goo goo gaa gaa over anyone.

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 3:41 PM | Link to this

    If I saw Idris in person I would try and get closer to him to see if he’s really all that. I would not be screaming anybody’s name. That shyt is just ghetto. Boris, I’m over him. His wife and I use to go to the same salon, saw him all the time.

    By MsM

    April 25, 2008 3:41 PM | Link to this

    I want Love & Basketball!

    By DreamsMaterialize

    April 25, 2008 3:41 PM | Link to this

    Last day at this gig. I’m out ya’ll. Have a good weekend and enjoy the weather.

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 3:43 PM | Link to this

    I just feel there is more to life for me than being a wife/mom.

    Staceye - I feel you. And I agree. There was more to my life than being a kid. There is more to my life than being a career girl and there will be more to my life than being a wife and mom.

    Like LT said in Any Given Sunday: “When a man looks back on his life he should be proud of all of it, not just the time he spent in pads and cleats.”

    The same can be said for women (just changed up a bit). LOL

    You can only be “just” a wife and mother if you allow yourself to be. Who says staying at home = being chained to the house and kitchen? Not me.

    By Poppa Grande

    April 25, 2008 3:45 PM | Link to this

    SexxyL You are attracted to crazy chicks, huh…lol. Anyone who keeps a vile of blood of their SO is a little off. I think that she even wore it around her neck.

    But then again, her dad seems to be a an order of fries short of a Happy Meal as well.

    By Demi

    April 25, 2008 3:48 PM | Link to this

    SexyLeggs My girl, you have the hots for ‘AJ’ too?

    By Cemeeli

    April 25, 2008 3:50 PM | Link to this

    Yall be good. I’m out.

    …chair spin…

    By Staceye

    April 25, 2008 3:53 PM | Link to this

    ARED I feel stay at home moms give up their independence. I would feel so trapped..like Staceye as a person does not matter! She is nothign more than a wife & mother. I want to be remember for greater things! Maybe it’s the entertainer in me! I think I would feel trapped in a marriage. It would feel so final….so confined! No way out! By having a child that would just seal that for me. I don’t know. I am just speaking for me….

    By abc

    April 25, 2008 3:53 PM | Link to this

    I can’t say I disagree with the negative points raised. It works for us as it is, at least for now.

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 3:54 PM | Link to this

    SexyL Oh, okay.

    During the holiday’s last year I was sitting at my kitchen table talking to Mase’s cousin. He had just given her a hard time and she was rambling on talking about where her state of mind was at the time with this woman that she is with. I remember thinking to myself, I don’t want nothing soft clinging to my naked body but 1500 count Egyptian cotton sheet or SpaTex Lush freshly laundered towels. I don’t remember what she was saying at that time cause my mind wondered. LOL

    But to each his own. Do you.

    To this day Mase still asks her why. I told him to leave it alone because while he can’t understand why a woman would not want a man he also can understand why a woman is desired. I ain’t even trying to confuse myself with all of that.

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 3:57 PM | Link to this

    Yeah, she’s a bit twisted. Never liked those who walk the “straight and narrow.” The vial of blood was a bit much.

    Ok, no takers on Dugan’s. Guess I’m drinking alone!

    By Raqi

    April 25, 2008 3:59 PM | Link to this

    He had me laughing one night talking about her. He was saying how women are soft and smooth, nice to hold and we smell good too but that’s for a man to want not a woman. He had me cracking up at him. If it wasn’t his favorite uncles daughter he probably wouldn’t even care.

    By The Truth

    April 25, 2008 4:03 PM | Link to this

    ABC sorry I asked that question. I was just trying to understand the she you were referring to. As a dude that would consider living with a woman vs marrying her I understand.

    Poppa I saw the same thing in Tonneau. Some dude comes in and apparently he was a rapper and these chicks were running in and out of the store like little kids. I’m like wtf??? If I saw Halle Berry I’d say hi and look at that azz but that’s about it. It’s not that deep. Also, I agree that chicks have more options because they’re trying harder. When I got into real estate I was amazed how hard the chicks would work to get ahead. The dudes were like “whateva”. LOL

    By Sunshine

    April 25, 2008 4:03 PM | Link to this

    Truth

    No, I don’t live in City Square, but I’m about a mile from the McDonough Square:)

    By Demi

    April 25, 2008 4:06 PM | Link to this

    Ok, no takers on Dugan’s. Guess I’m drinking alone!

    LOL…why not go to M3?

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 4:07 PM | Link to this

    Raqi I too like the hardness/smell of a man (LOL).

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 4:10 PM | Link to this

    Yup Staceye I hear ya. It kinda goes back to the discussion yesterday. melo felt his manhood was summed up in his reproductive organs. If you feel that way, you feel that way. But you can only be trapped if you allow yourself to be. I think you’ve made wise decisions for your life thus far so keep on doing it! LOL

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 4:11 PM | Link to this

    Raqi I agree with Mase !

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 4:13 PM | Link to this

    SexyLeggs - I played 4 games of badminton today. Won 2, lost 2. I’ll be ready for ya!

    Can’t do Dugan’s you know us social butterflies have our weekend calendars already locked up by the time friday hits! :-)

    By Jamocamecrazy

    April 25, 2008 4:16 PM | Link to this

    @Truth:
    It is def one of my fave’s….Angelina def put it on Antonio’s azz! Unfortunately, I doubt most men (esp these days) would have taken his approach to prove that he truly loved her; I mean with the status of her character and all, but I loved the twist in the end, they got it on- together.

    @Staceye: Watched that movie lots of times…Jai Kumad (Mya’s love interest) had much skill. He did squat’s with her azz on his lap, while on his knees (and he was so smooth with it)….loved the color’s, the aumbience, that is what I called real luxury!…but I did not like the way it ended.

    Now that I think about it, kinda reminds me of how Ving Rhames was hoppin’ around with ya girl in Baby Boy and doing squats at the same time!….now he’s yummy.

    Monster’s Ball with Halle Berry and Billy Bob……although it was very graphic and detailed, I did not see any fizzle, actually I thought it somewhat funny to watch.

    By 6'1 & Luvin it (Don Dada)=Playin both sides

    April 25, 2008 4:22 PM | Link to this

    Where in da hayo is 4Real With my observations & pasta?

    By Bit-O-Honey

    April 25, 2008 4:23 PM | Link to this

    Have a great weekend bloggers, I’m officially beginning my vacay now. Off to St. Thomas, see ya next month. Holla!

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 4:25 PM | Link to this

    News Alert

    Murder/Suicide of two employees of Paul Hastings. Office located in the Bank of America building on W’P’tree Street.

    By Demi

    April 25, 2008 4:27 PM | Link to this

    Staceye before li man, you could’ve been shot in my present and I would have just walk over your body and forgotten who you were or was, LOL

    unfortunately, because of him I can’t return to my old ways no matter how hard I try…and it kills me at times

    I think you are supposed to gain status when you become a parent…not lose.

    Maybe kids really are a blessing from God…I could be wrong though

    By Jamocamecrazy

    April 25, 2008 4:27 PM | Link to this

    I meant,ambience.

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 4:27 PM | Link to this

    ARed, where did you play badmintion??? OK, ms. social butterfly. My calendar will be full soon. Taking notes on activities for me to do.

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 4:31 PM | Link to this

    In this case Demi, I think you’re the blessing to the child!!! Not many would do what you’re doing.

    By AmazonRed

    April 25, 2008 4:33 PM | Link to this

    SexyLeggs - We’ve been playing badminton here at work. LOL

    By Poppa Grande

    April 25, 2008 4:35 PM | Link to this

    Truth I totally agree. I just thought it was quite tacky.

    I’ve worked out at LA Fitness in Atlantic Station and seen Janet Jackson there before. I didn’t see anyone sreaming for or approaching her.

    But then again…that big azz bodyguard may have had something to do with that..lol (He tried not to look like her was her bodyguard..he even worked out, too..but he was a bodyguard.

    By Satoria Lynn

    April 25, 2008 4:36 PM | Link to this

    Let’s see what’s going on in here before I jet …

    AmazonRed - Just delivering info from V103.

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 4:37 PM | Link to this

    Have a wonderful and safe trip Bit o Honey..have a fruity cocktail chick drink for me smile

    Sexyleggs, this is so heart breaking, I promise you these tragedies happen way too much, too frequent..senseless.

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 4:39 PM | Link to this

    You are lucky ARed.

    By Satoria Lynn

    April 25, 2008 4:40 PM | Link to this

    Demi - SexyLeggs is right! Your child is blessed to have you as a poppa and lucky to have someone who will do right by them.

    By Satoria Lynn

    April 25, 2008 4:43 PM | Link to this

    Does anyone believe that we all have a time and date? Since these tragedies happen so often, what do you think that means?

    By Demi

    April 25, 2008 4:44 PM | Link to this

    SexyLeggs…more like we’re a blessing in each other lives. I may get full custody once he turn ten.

    By Demi

    April 25, 2008 4:45 PM | Link to this

    Lynn/sexy** and thanks!!

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 4:51 PM | Link to this

    This is why I stay on HIGH ALERT and ask the same of you guys! They’re sitting at a picnic table talking and things get heated. He shoots her then himself. I have friends at Paul Hastings, as well as at Troutman Sanders who has been emailing me since the shooting.

    By Wise Diva

    April 25, 2008 4:56 PM | Link to this

    It’s a mad mad world, ya’ll.

    Everyone, thanks for a great week of discussions. I appreciate how you join in every day.

    Have a fantastic weekend all

    By SexyLeggs

    April 25, 2008 5:00 PM | Link to this

    Demi, your last post reminds of a belief I have.

    Those who have no one to be accountable to are very dangerous individuals.

    Stay alert and be aware of those around you.

    Good night everyone!

     

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