Can I Share My Opinions Please?

     What's up everyone? it's been a while since I've blogged here, but I had a good friend of mine request for me to discuss a few topics, and I felt like these were pretty interesting topics, so here I am. With that being said, if there's anything you all who are reading this would like to see discussed, feel free to shoot me a message and if I like it, I'll try to discuss it here on my blog.      Anyway, the first topic I was asked to discuss, was what do men like for anniversaries? Something practical, or something sentimental? For me, practical is the way to go here. When women buy sentimental gifts "for us," it's really something that they like themselves, and has sentimental value to them, that guys usually don't give a shit about. This really just comes down to knowing your guy, ladies, and knowing what he's in to. Get the practical gift. Get him something you know he'd appreciate when he receives it, not something you like and hop

     What's up everyone? Hope everyone is doing well tonight, and if you're reading this, thanks for tuning in. I appreciate it. Anyway, I wanted to talk with you all tonight about some issues I've recently heard about. I was speaking with a fella one day about children and everything, and the young fella said to me, he will date and have sex with white women, but he wouldn't marry one or get one pregnant because he wants his children to, "look like him." This is a black male, and he isn't married or have any kids just yet. He didn't stop there. He also went further to say, that he'd push for his children to only marry and start a family with blacks as well so that his grandchildren will also look like him. He said it was about "Pride."      Now this isn't the first time I've heard of such a situation of a parent influencing their child on who to date based on race. I know of one woman, a mixed woman, whose father would be disapp