Pseudogoddess Syndrome

This video is an extension of my previous blog commentary. Many women suffer from Pseudogoddess Syndrome because of how they like to announce that I'm A Queen this & that. If you check their conduct, it's far from that of a queen. When a man points this out to them, she's quick to verbally rip his head off. I'm all for women empowering themselves (don't get me wrong), but you can boost yourself up and remain humble. Some women lose sight of this.

You Are Not Queens!

All women need to read & re-read this until it sinks in because some of them like to portray themselves as queens when their conduct isn't becoming of one. But hey, I guess whatever makes them feel good is ok with me *shrug*. Last time I checked, a queen was a woman who carries herself with class & grace, she supports & respects her man even if she may not understand his decisions; she never undermines his authority. Many American women don't understand this concept and in my opinion, any woman who calls herself a queen should be held to the same standard as queens of ancient history. For many American women, being a queen means they have an entitlement complex. A man is supposed to give while she reaps the benefits of his giving. It's that princess mindset that turns men off. Men are wising up to entitled women and exiting stage left because who wants to give their best to a greedy person? Not this guy, and other likeminded men. Some women want to get upset because discerned men won't feed their ego. The only woman that will receive queen treatment is someone who has proven herself worthy, and even that will come with limits. She will understand my rationale behind giving her my goodness. Men and women SHOULD NOT give their best to someone who hasn't earned it. Notice some women referring to themselves as queens act the total opposite: Ratchet, loud/obnoxious, etc. Yes, she's a queen alright. She's a queen in her head but many people know what's up. Women have no right to call themselves queens if their conduct is contradictory to one.