Let’s kill some myths real quick Every couple months, I see the same two lies floating around: 1. “Black women out-earn Black men.” 2. “Black women are the most educated group in America.” Both sound good on Twitter, but both fall apart when you actually do the math. Earnings: No woman in any racial group […]
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Women often operate on a “tribal endorsement” system. If a man says something that resonates with one of them, that man gets elevated in her mind—and sometimes in the minds of her peers—as an “authority” on men in general. That’s the halo effect. But here’s the flaw: men are not a monolith. One man’s opinion
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I was on YouTube the other day and fell down a rabbit hole… landed on that scene where Harvey meets Mike for the first time.I remember catching it years ago, right before the show dropped, and instantly knowing I was going to watch it. That was during my golden TV stretch — Sons of Anarchy,
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Just got home from my gig and ran into this woman I cut off a while back. She always used to call me a “good man” and tell me I was her type. Thing is, she never did a single thing to actually be useful to my life. No help, no effort, no making my
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When a Man Has Standards… David Justice — former MLB World Series champ — says he left Halle Berry because: “She don’t cook, clean, don’t really seem motherly.” He even admitted he was naive back then, thinking marriage worked that way. Fast forward to 2025: Justice has been with his current wife Rebecca since 2001.
I was scrolling through Facebook Reels and saw a bunch of Orange Is the New Black clips. I’ve watched the whole series before, so I know the backstories. And I noticed something that hit me different this time… Almost every major female character had a man in their backstory — as if that’s the real
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The Last of Us could’ve been one of the greatest story-driven franchises ever. The first game nailed it — post-apocalyptic survival, infected that actually felt dangerous, and human threats that made sense. Bill, Ellie… even having gay characters didn’t matter because the story’s focus was survival and morality, not identity politics. The DLC made Ellie’s
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You’re WEAK I’ve seen a few videos now where a man finds out his girl cheated, dumps her, and suddenly she turns into a whole new person — crying, begging, raging, fighting to keep the relationship. But let’s be real… If you had fought half as hard to keep your legs closed, you wouldn’t be
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Yeah, I said it. And here’s the breakdown you didn’t know you needed. Let’s start with promos. Everyone loves to bring up Austin 3:16 and the “What?” chants. Iconic? Sure. But The Rock lived on the mic. Every segment, every feud, every insult had style, rhythm, and crowd control. You remember his catchphrases, his timing,
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Deep down, you know. You can sense it. But you keep hoping. The writing’s on the wall — you just don’t want to read it. If she ain’t really feeling you, deep down you know. You can sense it. But you keep hoping. Now, bitches love hope. But men? Men don’t operate on hope. We
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