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The Lesser of Two Evils..Welfare or Work????

You know...if there is one thing that I hope gets fixed not just in the Obama adminitration's, but just in general and that is the Welfare System in America. I say that because I don't believe that everyone on welfare really needs it...to be quite frank, I feel that the majority of them are working the system, because its easier than getting a job...hell, busting out baby-after-baby is a job...one that most of them can ill afford to have... The parent's ( I will use that term lightly ) are used to sitting home and collecting a check on the backs of the working poor...why not...it is easier and its the lesser of two evils...I mean who wants to work? Why work when the government will send out a stipend, supplement your rent, utilities, food, and in some cases even daycare...right, now why would a "stay at home mother" need a daycare voucher??? WAIT ...I MUST STOP AND SAY THIS because for those that know me, they know its no secret that I have never planned on being

Virginity- Was It Worth Losing?

Was your virginity worth losing...what are your thoughts? Do you or do you not regret your first experience...Your thoughts... ___________________ I actually thought about this question alot during my self imposed celibacy...it made me think about my own sexual history and it sparked the thoughts of regrets, fear, sadness, happiness, freakiness, wicked fun, monogomy, and at times blatant promiscuity...It allowed me to put sex in perspective...what it meant to me emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and physically...and you know the sad part is that there were a few doors I wanted to knock on and ask for my pussy back, but that was unfair, because I gave it away and I can put that down to youthful trangressions...but TODAY there are still alot of women trying to knock on doors asking for their pussy back. I mean at what age do we become more discerning about who we are going to phuck? When do we sit back and think about it...Men may not have this thought as much as women, but I am sure t

Terrance Dean Returns to discuss Down Low Cover Girls...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SassyScribe Media Entertainment P.O. Box 232 Pasadena, MD 21123 sassyscribemediaent@yahoo.com THE DOWN LOW & COVER GIRLS November 10, 2008, (Baltimore, MD): Sassy and Dlyte welcomes Terrance Dean, author of the explosive best selling novel HIDING IN HIP HOP: On the Down Low in the Entertainment Industry –from Music to Hollywood {ISBN-13: 978-1416553397} ( http://www.terrancedean.blogspot.com/ ), on Thursday, November 13, 2008, for an in-depth discussion on DL Cover Girls. Discover the lengths that record companies, managers, and publicist will go to in securing “dates” for their high profile, yet “trapped in the closet” clients…you will be surprised. Sassy & Dlyte have their list ready…will you. Let’s compare notes on the DL Brothas in Hollywood… “WSER Sassy Entertainment Radio™” is a hypnotically engaging interactive radio show streaming live each and every Thursday on your Internet airwaves at 9:00pm EST/6:00pm PST. Saundra E. Harris, an Award winnin

Why I Baracked The Vote...

Today is an historical moment for the nation. I cannot say just for me or my family, although I will be celebrating with 4 generations tonight, I cannot begin to describe the series of emotions flowing through me. I have always voted from the time I turned 18 to now...and I have to say that this is the most defining moment in my life! I watched as my my mother and father, both in their 70's vote...my mother with tears in her eyes and to be honest, my father got mistyeyed as well...it was amazing to see the number of African American's standing in line today...A LINE!!! I have never stood in a line to vote ever, and this morning I stood in line for an hour, which I know isn't long compared to some areas, but for our area here, which is traditionally a RED county although Maryland is a blue state, I was amazed and elated. My heart soared seeing these people standing in line...neighbors talking, and strangers embracing one another all of us with this look of hope and a burning