by emctab | Feb 16, 2012 | Community, From BW Writes, Men, Women
I’ve been hearing a lot of women complain about the fact that men can have one night stands and not be thought of any different, but when women do it they get labeled as loose, or as hoes. It’s always the same criticism, why can’t we do it with no problem, why the...
by emctab | Jan 30, 2012 | Community, From BW Writes, Men, Women
Call a woman a bitch and you might get cut, call her a bad bitch or a boss bitch, you probably can get her number and the panty draws. Yep, all you have to do is add an adjective to the front of it that’s deemed to be a positive to the negative word bitch and bam; you...
by emctab | Jan 30, 2012 | Community, From BW Writes, Men, Women
News Flash. Just because a man wants to have sex with you does not mean that he wants you to be his woman or that he will try to make you his woman. This goes doubly for loose women. Over the past few months I’ve been seeing the topic that the hoes are winning in 2011...
by emctab | Jan 11, 2012 | Children, Community, From BW Writes, Men, Politics, Women
This post was inspired by a recent article about the new movie Red Tails, and George Lucas’ appearance on The Daily Show. In the article and interview he stated that the movie almost didn’t get made because Hollywood execs didn’t know how to market it due to the all...
by emctab | Jan 10, 2012 | Children, Community, From BW Writes, Men, Religion, Women
The question here is; is Original Sin true or a false concept created by man? I see post all the time about Adam’s sin and it’s supposed to be the reason why death is in the world. Religious Christian zealots claim that because of the original sin of Adam eating from...
by emctab | Jan 8, 2012 | Community, From BW Writes, Men, Women
I’m sitting in the room and my wife is talking about Jay Z and Beyonce’s brand new baby daughter whose name is being reported as Blue Ivy or Ivy Blue when she runs across a post online saying that the babies name is an acronym for something that has to do with The...
