See, a lot of women are addicted to drama, and they have this insane idea that a man has to fight to keep her, and make her consent based on how hard he fights.
Read that again...
Listen closely -a relationship requires consent. I ask you out, you say yes, WE together as long as we continue to agree to be in that relationship, have a relationship.
The moment either of us revoke consent, the relationship is done. What does that have to do with the first thing?
A lot of women will break up with their man as a test to see if he'll fight for her, and when he doesn't, she'll get mad because she didn't really want to break up.
She just wanted to test him, get her little drama hit, and to her, the drama is the validation she needs to stay in the relationship.
The problem, is that is absolutely mental behavior and it's not normal.
In fact, it shows a man that you can't be trusted.
If I have to continually put up with drama to validate you and keep fighting to keep you, I can't trust you, because the moment I let my guard down and relax, you're gone.
Which means, I can never actually enjoy the relationship, grow the relationship, or invest in you - you're a flight risk - a risky investment.
@FABIOTHEBARB Y’all are dumb!! Jay-Z did this to Biggie. He used his lines in a ridiculous amount of his songs. She’s paying homage to a great, Just like Jay did!
Imitation is the best form of flattery. Let that young girl cook. She’s dope! Nicki is dope!
@Chatnigga101 But this one remains the top topic, and the discussion hasn’t slowed down. Which tells me that this performance had a deeper impact—one that goes beyond just playing the hits. the fact that it’s still being talked about means it resonated on a level most halftime shows don’t.
@Chatnigga101 I can’t recall a Super Bowl halftime show in recent history that has sparked this much conversation—lasting well beyond the game itself. Most performances are debated for a day or two before fading, whether people loved or hated them….
@elonmusk A democracy includes checks and balances, where courts can review executive actions to ensure they follow the law. If a presidential action violates the Constitution, judges have the authority to intervene—that’s part of a functioning democracy, not a failure of it.
Every US news network is running the funeral of the Queen of England, after 10 days of nonstop coverage of her, meanwhile this is the US colony of Puerto Rico