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Originally posted by miss priss
1....when a 14 year old girl makes advances toward him?
2....when a woman at work who is at work is attracted to him?
3....when a woman claims he is the baby daddy?
4....when he wants a good woman but thinks there is none?
5....when he is wanted for murder?
6....when he wants to be white?
7....when he tries to "mack" but it didn't work?
1.....he calls his cousin Ray-Ray
2...he says he's gay
3....say it ain't mine
4....go to church
5....say the glove didn't fit you must acquit
6....ask Michael Jackson who is surgeon is
7...buy gum it helps......
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I find this post disturbing. I know it was meant to be humorous and some might say I should lighten up, but some of the answers to these questions just sadden me. They call upon almost every stereotype of men (Black men in particular). However in light of that, the questions themselves are almost something to seriously ponder.
My answers would be:
1) Reject her advance, duh. If men don't know that NOW, there is a problem.
2) The question is too vague...so what if a female coworker is attracted to him, as along as it does not become unprofessional.
3) This one was especially sad. In reality the man should be 100% sure it is his (well, shoot even if it isn't his), support the mother (they don't have to LOVE or even LIKE each other, just respect one another), and provide a strong male presence in the child's life.
4) Hey, this answer was actually okay. Either church, or come to my house, lol.
5) This is a toughie. I don't know the answer.
6) This is the WORST. I would say, the man needs to know himself, know his ancestors, and reconcile the two.
7) Hey, dust yourself off...
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