Do you think Black Men will rapidly start to not associate with Black Women after the Inauguration?
Q. As more and more briliant Black Men come into there own do you think that they will continue to move away from Black Women socially as their socioeconomic power increases? White Men were not the only people that place shackles on Black Men. Moreover, in general Black Women are considered the least attractive by most men. That Movie Sleeping with the Enemy by Julia Roberts. For African Americans the "Enemy" is the Black Woman. Glo: You are assuming that White Women have anything to do with this situation.
Asked by niteinshining - Tue Jan 20 09:02:08 2009 - - 18 Answers - 2 Comments

A. You have that backwards. The biggest hurdle Black women face in life is Black men. You don't hear Black women putting down Black men nearly as often as the opposite. Black women are constantly defending Black men to the rest of the world and you thank them by insulting them like this. Your attitude is vile. Just because you hate your own mother don't take it out on all women.
Answered by Huntress - Tue Jan 20 09:12:25 2009

How do married men act when attracted to another woman?
Q. How do men act if they are married, but find another woman attractive? Do they flirt with the women they are attracted too? If they do flirt, what are the specific types of ways they flirt? Should the flirting be taken as totally innocent? Are men that are older and married for years still attracted to other women? Would they show their attraction or once they get to a certain age they don't outwardly show they're attraction?
Asked by wowwoo - Tue Jul 28 15:50:34 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The married men I know express their attraction, some try to take it a step further and some don't...just depends. Usually they just come right out and say that they find the girl attractive and then flirt as if they weren't married.
Answered by Peach - Tue Jul 28 15:54:12 2009

How do I invite men to church without making them think I wanna date them?
Q. I am a Christian. I like to invite people to my church. Most of the time when I invite a man to church he thinks I am picking up on him. Should I take another approach or just stop inviting men to church altogether?
Asked by plzlvamsg - Mon Nov 30 01:17:18 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Dont invite the person alone; take someone with you; preferably a male friend.
Answered by onefinefeller - Mon Nov 30 01:22:29 2009