Some Black parents complain there’s nothing constructive for their kids to do. Meanwhile, a Black electrician in Atlanta is offering FREE skills training AND transportation, and parents still aren’t showing up. Make it make sense.
Social media has kinda ruined whole generation. Men are out here drooling over women they'll never even meet, and women are stressing out over lifestyles they can never pay for. Husbands are losing interest in their own wives because they can't stop looking at strangers online, and wives are losing respect for their husbands because they're always measuring their normal life against someone else's highlight reel. Regular marriages now feel like total flops, loyal partners feel like they aren't enough, and cozy homes start to feel like traps. We've built a group of people who mix up basic lust with actual love, expensive stuff with true happiness, and random online likes with feeling good about themselves. And the scariest part is that people are messing up the genuinely good things they already have just because they're hooked on the fake lives of total strangers. Social media isn't just wasting your hours. It's actually training you to dislike your own life.
Snoop Dogg explained in 80 seconds why men stopped approaching women.
Do men not shoot their shot anymore because social media turned dating into a simulation?
Snoop says yes, and his reason is better than the usual “phones ruined everything” take.
In his era, getting with someone took real effort. You had to look at her, talk to her, get her to like you, and know her parents and how she moved. You had to get involved before you could get involved.
Now it’s a couple of pictures and a couple of lines, and people expect something real from a few typed words.
The part I found most interesting is his point about texting. A text gives you what he’s typing, not what he’s saying. “You look good today” can read as sweet or creepy depending on the mood of the person reading it. Text has no tone, face or feeling to go with it.
Approaching someone in person is hard on purpose. It makes you learn to read people, handle a no, and become someone worth talking to. When you skip that, you also skip what it would have taught you.
What he calls the cheat code ended up costing men the skill.
In Part One, we covered how our boys should conduct themselves during a traffic stop. Now we’re covering what to do when they’re doing everything RIGHT, but the OFFICER isn’t!
Knowing your rights, remaining calm, and holding law enforcement accountable can ALL go hand in hand!
We’re not raising boys to be fearful or confrontational. We’re raising boys to be PREPARED!
16 y/o Mexican student wins a gold medal at an international science fair for inventing a fire extinguisher that uses sound waves instead of water or chemicals 👏🔥