She slaps him across the face, He jabs her in the eye. Does this sound like an equal match?? H@ll NO!! I'm not even talking about Chris and Rihhanna or however you spell it. I'm just talking about the uneven distribution of power in black relationships. No two people on this earth, in my opinion have more pride than these two intriguging species. Black women are taught to be outspoken and no nonsense, black men are taught to defend their pride, ego and manhood, at all cost and in all situations. This is a very dangerous combination. So who's job is it to let up and just let things slide? Now, some of us know what it's like to be cheated on or have suspected a cheating lover before. There isn't away to describe that anger, hurt and disgust, it's awful; almost inhuman. The first thing you want to do is to kick, choke, slap and punch, and ask questions later. In most cases that is exactly what is done, and in a females case if she does that she is putting herself at risk of being cheated on and knocked the f*ck out, all in the same night..and that has to be the worst! I think that is some b.s. Men know their blows are in most cases stronger and a females, "love taps" cant measure up to 200 lbs of force, fist and testosterone coming towards her mouth, nose, eyes and cheekbones. This whole domestic dispute between these two R&B superstars has begun a rush of Battle of the Sexes arguments about when or whether or not its justified to hit a woman. If I hear one more man say a woman's hits hurt him really bad or, it's an automatic reaction I'm going to revoke his scrotum and testes because he is obviously a b-i-t-c-h (female dog in heat) who can't control himself. Period. So if anyone wants to comment, come with it. I'm an outspoken Black Woman (lol) ready for whatever slick b.s. someone wants to throw at it. Lets have some healthy dialogue.
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