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When Do You Know You Want to Phuck Him?

This is a question for the ladies... How soon after meeting a man do you know whether or not you would have sex with him? I say its five minutes is all you need, its when he opens his mouth that he usually phucks it up and you shut down like naw, not gonna happen. For some women its after a few words of convo and then they decide. It is my belief that most women know just from the physical appearance of a man whether or not she would be willing to sleep with him. For instance, I have a friend that loves Shemar Moore...would leave her man tomorrow in a heartbeat if Shemar knocked on her door. She doesn't know him, he may not even have a big dyck, his personality could be shyt, but he is oh so fine and based on that alone her and many other woman say he could catch it on a daily! So how long does it take you to know that if given the chance, you'd phuck the shyt out of him? SassyScribe

Let's Talk About S E X...

Do you think sex can confuse situations? What connotations and/or stipulations do you place [if any] on an individual once you have had sex with them? Are you the type to say that you only want sex occassionally with that person, then try and turn it into a daily event. Do you question whom they are with and where they have been when you cannot contact/locate them? Are you suspicious of their behavior when you're not around? If you call someone and they don't call you back in 2.2 seconds do you get upset? Is it because you had sex with that person and now you have attached invisible strings? I often wonder why it is that people are cool with a man or woman for a minute and then they add the element of sex and one or both of them loose their minds. Its like sex turns them into a stalker! Why is it that sex is so complicated and confusing? I know people, mainly men that are predisposed to having multiple sex partners with no thought of any affection at all. I know of a couple of

Trifiling ItchBey's

Ladies...how many of you know personally, or know of a tired ass, trifling ass woman! I mean the kind of woman that has a good man at home, a man that can't seem to do enough for her...and yet this trifling ass ungrateful itchbey dogs him every chance she gets. The brother is so besotted with her that he doesn't see the issues. I know of one such man, a good, kind, caring, compassionate man, who loves his wife unconditionally, yet she continues to shyt on him every time I turn around. I know he thinks he has a dime piece, but he doesn't. Years of smoking have rotted her teeth, the gold tooth in front does nothing for her. I mean at one point she may have been cute, but her character makes her an ugly person. The first time I met his wife, I instinctively knew that she was too fast for him. One of those type of women who recognized that she had herself a "mark"...one that she could mold and shape into the man she wanted, a man that doesn't question her at all.

Myth of Honesty With Self

In a previous blog I touched on the myth of honesty in relationships, but what about the myth of honesty we have with self? Are you totally honest with yourself? About yourself? To yourself? You know for some, the lack of honesty is the reason for the myriad of problems currently in their life. You my friend are the drama person I talked about in a previous blog, because you are not honest. Dishonesty breeds contempt and ultimately brings drama. How many people do you know that are driving luxury vehicles parked in the parking lot of an apartment complex? The same amount of money you put in that car, could've been invested in a home. What about the expensive homes folks have with the latest gadgets, that are living so close to the brink to impress that one missed check and they could be in foreclosure. Or the designer clothes and jewelry they have on, and all of their bills are late and all the while they are lying about everything. I think at times people are so intent on impressi

Uncommon Behavior Or Is It...

I mentioned in a previous blog that it seems the worse you treat a person the more they want , or is it that they need to ingratiate themselves upon you?!?!? They find themselves wanting to do more for you...making any excuse to be near you, to contact you, to do whatever it is in their power to make your world better, regardless of how you treat them. Its almost as if they WANT to be used...don't care if you abuse them...they have this defeatest attitude like whatever it takes, I am going to make this person mine. So if that means they shyt on me, then they shyt on me. But does a person really want someone in their life like that. I just notice that for some folks they don't mind taking this abuse. In a conversation I had with friends, I asked this question. It was unanimous that this type of attitude/behavior was rampant in the dating world. Men said that if they didn't call a woman back, she seemed to sweat him more. He said he wasn't available, she called more. She

What is it about the Preacher Man or Men in Church?

A couple of weeks ago I received a letter from a woman seeking advice about an illicit affair she is having with her preacher. I recently posted this on my www.asksassyscribe.blogspot.com site. And I have to ask...what is it about men of the cloth, be it preachers, pastors, reverends or ministers. Which someone would have to explain the difference in titles to me, because I do not know...anyway, I wonder what it is that seems to push women to wanting these individuals. Its almost as if their panties juice up and get soaking wet at the sight of them in the pulpit. Hell, forget the pulpit, sometimes women go crazy just know and/or hear that a brother goes to church. Are they falling into that old adage that all good men are in church? Hmmm...some of the biggest playas I have met are in the church. That's right I said it...they talk more shyt than a little bit, but hitting up on Sassy is not the right thing to do. I may not attend church as often as I should, but I have yet to see a

Relationship Drama

I have noticed that some people thrive on drama. You ever notice that when you meet someone and they say they are drama free, and as you get to know them they have more drama than your mama? I tend to not want to cover everyone with the same blanket, but when folks tell me they live a drama free life, I tend not to believe them...it may be wrong but thats me. You may be different. I notice that there is still alot of drama going on in relationships. I see it daily in the emails that I get. I see it in the relationships of my friends and former friends and lovers. I see that some people cannot function on a daily basis unless they have a mountain of drama in their lives. See, drama is exiting, and gives you something to talk about and/or discuss. It gives some folks lives purpose and meaning...but to me its uncalled for and unnecessary. Have you ever noticed that the nicer you are to a person the more they shyt on you, yet the meaner you are to a person the more they want to do for you?

Relationships vs. Friendship ---What's More Important?

What is more important...your friendship with your friends [i.e. you gurls/his boyz] or your relationship with your S.O.? Think about that for a minute before answering....I ask this because although our relationships, hell all of our relationships are important, which one holds more value and/or significance to/for you? Is your relationship with your girls more important than the one you have with your man? Does the relationship with your boys have more merit than the one you have with your girl? Why must we compartmentalize our lives? Is it a societal factor that makes us divide our lives between our girlfriends and guyfriends from our lady friends and men friends? Or is it that we just know what we know what we know that keeps the two lives separate. What happens if your boy/girl doesn't like your S.O.? What happens when there is tension when they are near one another? Do you make it a point not to have them at the same event at the same times? How do we balance this delicate si

Rules of Thumb...

As I go through my emails daily, I am amazed at the number of women that are not following couple of basic rules of thumb. They write wondering what it is they are doing wrong, and as a woman that used to make the same mistakes and used to have the same drama, problems, and issues, we live and learn to obey the unwritten or is it written rules???? Maybe its the rules that our mothers taught us early in life that we failed to listen to...but its simple and basic. DO NOT SLEEP WITH A MAN BEFORE GETTING TO KNOW HIM. Do not expect him to give you more because you slept with him. I have written about this a thousand times it seems and its still not sinking in....yes SEX is great, and wonderful, but sometimes SEX alone is not enough. When will we [men and women] wake up to that fact...?!?!?!? Women want to know where it is they went wrong with a man, well honestly, it could've started in a number of ways, but the problem lay in that you [nee women] well some women, fail to delve below th

Cut Your Losses...

On the flipside to my previous post...when is it time to cut your losses? We all know, understand, and recognize, that the F L E S H is very weak. The pleasures that it can endure the want, the need, the desire, the craving deep in the pit of your stomach that makes you want what you can't have so tempting, that you just dip your foot in it a little bit. The taste, once you get it, makes you go back for more. This is when you have entered the realm of adultery/cheating. Here is the thing. We see and know of so many people that continually put up with deceptive behavior from their mates, and you as the outsider looking in may say "cut your losses". Why stay in a situation or in a relationship with a person that IMO obviously doesn't want you. Yeah, I know that the first time was a mistake. That is not the issue, the issue is when do you say, enough is enough and I don't need to take it anymore. I had a conversation with a friend today and she was talking about meet

Cheating - Mistake or Choice

How many times have we listened to men and women for making excuses for their spouses and/or significant others infidelities? Too many times to count, right? Here's the thing, I don't feel that a person cheating made a mistake. I feel that they made a choice to do what it is they do. Is it right...no! Its not right, but think about it this way, when you cheat on a person did you consciously think about the wrongness of your transgression? Did you think about where you were going to lick, suck, taste, feel, and enjoy before you jump on him or he slid up in you? No, because although you knew it was wrong while you were doing it, you continued to do it, because it was wrong. Sounds confusing, not really, because Cheating has that element of naughtiness and tabuness to it...the sex is sweatier (sp?), the thrust are longer and deeper, the kisses are wetter, the feeling is hotter, etc...you both know that being together is wrong, and at that time, wrong feels oh so right! We have a

Myth of Honesty in Relationships

How honest are you in your relationship(s)? I asked this question recently at one of my discussions. Most people are not as honest as they should be so as not to hurt the other persons feelings. It is much easier to be honest about factual issues rather than hypothetical and whatif scenarios. Facts are right their in your face, and are virtually indisputable, depending upon the topic and ones beliefs, while whatif scenarios and hypothetical situations have yet to happen, therefore you are basing your opinion on what you would do/say if this, that or the other happened. Since it hasn't happened yet, you are trying to assume that you know how you would react in a certain situation. But the problem is that as honest as we all try to be, the closer you are to a person the harder it is to be honest, conversely, the closer you are to a person the more you will experience the hurt and pain of their dishonesty. Even if it wasn't their intent to lie to you and they lied by omission, it