ESCAPES
Home Invites Blogs Chat Events Forums Groups Members News Photos Polls
Home > Blogs > Post Content

I Need Your Imput on an Observation (913 hits)

On yesterday, I mentioned to one of my lunch mates who happens to be one of several people that meet up in the "Lunch Box" at lunch time that it's been my observation that Black women appear to be very guarded in general.

They seem to be guarded and hold back out of fear. I've even heard a couple of the sistahs mention that they have more male associates than female or that they don't have female associates (one or the other).

Although this may be what they believe works for them, I don't believe that its the best practice in the long run since what better person to understand what another woman goes through than a woman. (My opinion)

What are your thoughts on and have you heard about other similar complaints or experienced something similar?



Posted By: Jen Fad
Wednesday, May 9th 2012 at 1:02AM
You can also click here to view all posts by this author...

Report obscenity | post comment
Share |
Please Login To Post Comments...
Email:
Password:

 
@ Saint,

That sounds on point what you have said and I can really appreciate all that you have said. If it 'really' hadn't been for the Lord, I don't know where I would be right about now regarding all the mess that goes on in families with Uncle Tyrone and dem. It's so common with the incest and stuff in our communities but we're good rug sweepers, eh. Well not me. I'm not the type to keep up appearances and helping others do their dirt by keeping silent. Well not any more at least. Hopefully the sisters will break their silence and at least let someone professional help because our silence continually betrays us.

Thanks again for the imput.


Wednesday, May 9th 2012 at 11:38PM
Jen Fad
I read your blog and I've reposted to the BWC site. I think its relevant and perhaps people aren't commenting because its still too, painful for them; however, I believe that they are reading and faith is being built to overcome fear of keeping silent. I remember the first time I told my mother what happened to me as a kid when I was in my early 30's. It was hard, but I was determined that she needed to know. Having said that, I had to build the faith and courage to speak out and it started with blogs like this until finally I felt the courage to talk about it.


Friday, May 11th 2012 at 10:46AM
Jen Fad
Please Login To Post Comments...
Email:
Password:

 
More From This Author
They Have Names: These Are The Victims Of The Charleston Church Massacre
4 Ways Rachel Dolezal Tried To Use Black Hair Styles To Fool The NAACP About Her Race
Bobby Womack, Legendary Soul Singer, Dies At 70
Marriages… Made in Heaven? Really? #22
Human rights body tells Egypt to suspend death sentences of 529 Morsi supporters
Report Released on FLight MH370: Officials Waited 4 Hours to Launch Rescue
Comic shares daughter's homework to make a point
Read T D Jake's Daughter's Story Lost and Found: Finding Hope in the Detours of Life
Forward This Blog Entry!
Blogs Home

(Advertise Here)
New Members
>> more | invite