Showing Your (Wo)man love: Dahila of How To Be A Woman

Fellas, it's not simpish to treat your lady. It's okay to buy her something nice, take her out to eat and take her to get her nails done, but only if she deserves it. If you're with a woman that treats you badly, you shouldn't even treat her to a Happy Meal. You should treat her with a charge to the game. But, if it's your woman and she's good to you, there's nothing wrong with treating her to something. Granted, you don't have to buy her flowers everyday, that's excessive. But if she likes a pair of shoes at Aldo's and you get it for her, don't think that you're a simp. You should want your woman to always look good and on point. Your woman should match your sexy. What man wants to look like he stepped off of GQ Magazine and his lady looks like she stepped off of National Geographic? Seriously, no man wants this.

If she's a real woman and she treats you like a king, return the favor. After all, she's your queen and she didn't get on that throne with you without work. She worked to get herself to a level to be with a man on a high level. So, treat her as good as she treats you. If you don't know what to get her, the Victoria Secret Semi Annual Sale starts next week. That's a treat for her and you. Treating your lady doesn't make you a simp, it makes you a king that's proud to have a great woman on his arm that is worth treating like a queen.

~Dahlia



The Friend Zone: By Dahlia (How To Be A Woman)

Intro: Dahlia (How To Be A Woman) puts men on blast about the Friend Zone. Read On

 

Fellas, I want to talk to you guys for a moment. Never allow yourself to be put in the friend zone, ever. I don't care what Guy Code or what simp books say, don't you dare let yourself be put in the friend zone. Women do not respect a man in that zone.

When a women puts you in that category, she wants the most benefits from you without having to commit to you or sleep with you. Typically if she puts you in that zone, she's talking to another man, she's in a relationship, she's using you to boost her ego, she's using you to trick your money to her and/or she views you as a "brother". Women, for the most part, do not respect 3 types of men: men who aren't dominate and don't lead, men who are simps and men in the friend zone. Don't wait for her to change her mind, because she really won't and don't simp to her, she'll use you to boost her ego and get free things from you. Women like to work for their men, because things you work for have value. If she doesn't have to work for you, she doesn't value you, so why should you be her man?

If she puts you in the friend zone, switch your game up! Become distant and unavailable. If she wants you to buy her something or take her out, make it seem like you don't have anytime for her. Tell her you're going on a date or your with hitting a spot with many beautiful women (not a strip club), even if you aren't. Also, holler at her friends and watch her switch her game up. If you talk to her friends, her ego will be frazzled because you were bold enough do it. And women like competition. Sometimes, women don't see a man as worth it unless he has other women around him. Or, just charge her to the game. Move onto women that are worth your time. You must never allow a woman to compromise your manhood. Value yourself as a man. You have to believe that you are worth something greater than the damn friend zone. Put yourself on and move onto bigger and better opportunities. Deal with women who will value your worth, your game and your masculine energy. If she doesn't, charge it!

The friend zone is the twilight zone, just a ball of confusion. You get what you allow. Value yourself, get out of that situation and move onto something worthwhile. Fellas, real men strive for the best, so don't lower yourself to the friend zone. Always value yourself as a man.

~ Dahlia ♥



A Random Thought (Azalea of How To Be A Woman)



Another POWERFUL message by one of the How To Be A Woman ladies. Read On:

How to Be a Woman

~~A Random Thought~~

I was looking at some flowers and thought of a good analogy, since women are often compared to flowers: Making a flower takes a lot of energy for a plant, no matter how big or small. Creatures are attracted to the beauty of a flower, including humans. They are colorful, fragrant, and an indication of bearing fruit.
Why does this have any relevance to this page? Well, it takes hard work to 'be a flower,' especially one that bears fruit. It takes time and effort to be gentle, nurturing, tactful, sweet, and pleasant. We are 'cultivated' by our people, views, ideas, beliefs, and experiences--our climate, water, soil, sunshine, and air. We take these things and make them our own and share them to the next person. We are the plant we become and can change depending on environment--the most adaptable survive.

If the plant is not wanted, then it is a weed. It is so easy to be a weed. They just pop up where you least expect them. They are annoying, sometimes parasitic, and deeply rooted if they want to be, but with the right tools they can be removed or cultivated into a more useful/attractive plant. I would rather keep and teach it to grow than culling the plant.
I would like our teachings to be like plant food and fertilizer. Some will be like fish emulsion--yes, it stinks and is yucky, but it is needed and useful for growing. Some will be like slow-release---it is gentle and won't burn. Some will be like compost--an oldie but a goodie. Some will be like a liquid fertilizer--a thirst quenched, a refresher. Some will be grainy and powdery--like oatmeal, it is good for you.
I'd like this page, like my garden, to be organic rather than conventional--we don't want to produce GMOs, as they are artificial and loaded with pesticides and herbicides; we want to make the real stuff--natural, more flavorful, more nutritious, and more likely to be heirlooms, and won't cause cancer in the long run.
If you are a flower according to your man and other men, please spead the seeds your flowery goodness onto the next generation so they can be the future cultivar of flowers. Be a flower or a fruit-bearing flower, but for goodness sake don't be a weed.
*~Azalea



Prince Charming: By Dahlia (How To Be A Woman)

How to Be a Woman

Ladies, it's okay to have dreams for your Prince Charming. We grow up imagining ourselves as princesses and we hope to find that prince that will whisk us away to a beautiful castle and that we'll live happily ever after! But, unfortunately, life isn't a fairy tale.
As young girls, we're princesses that dream of princes. As women, we're Queens that dream of Kings. Don't give up your dreams, because they can come true. You can find that wonderful, real man, but you must understand what it is to be a wonderful, real woman. You must be on top of your A game, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. You need to understand that while a college degree, a nice place and a good job are great things, that doesn't put you at the top of the totem pole. Real men want a good woman at their side, one who has her own mind, acts like a lady and submits to him, as well as other great features and aspects. And ladies, you already know that you only submit to the right kind of man.
It's okay to have a dream. But the purpose of a dream is to work on it to make it a reality. If you dream big, do big. Make sure you can be the best woman you can be for yourself, and be on point so that a great man will check for you. Water does indeed seek its own level, so be on your Queen ish so you can find a man on his King ish. Be the best and the best will come to you.
As it was said in "Inception", "You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling."
~Dahlia ♥

 

 

My View: When I started this blog website in January 2012, the intent was to showcase my $.02 on various subjects. I still do that, but I also promote others' work on my blog as well. The Facebook Group How To Be A Woman is a page that I proudly support because the ladies who run it are stand-up; one of which is married. Much of this week's material has come from their page, because it's too good NOT to share. Today's topic is titled Prince Charming. Every woman dreams of finding her Prince Charming; the perfect man she can live happily ever after with. Nothing wrong with that, because a stand-up man seeks a queen he can grow old with. The difference between today's woman seeking Prince Charming, and children's fairy tales is evident: In children's stories, the princess spent time getting herself ready for her Prince. She made sure she had herself together, and she wasn't satisfied until her Prince saw nothing but perfection. Today's woman? Not so much. Some women want to be called queens, but many act NOTHING like one. How can you be called a Prince or Queen, when you don't have the qualities of one? That's nonsense. This part stands out to me: Make sure you can be the best woman you can be for yourself, and be on point so that a great man will check for you. Water does indeed seek its own level, so be on your Queen ish so you can find a man on his King ish. Be the best and the best will come to you. If you want the best, BE the best. A woman has every right to want Prince Charming, but she should make sure she's getting herself together so that when Prince Charming arrives, she will know it. Nobody has a right to expect the best, if they're not the best, or willing to become the best. That goes for men & women.

Forgive & Forget: On My Terms

Hurt is a part of life. Everyone has been hurt, will be hurt, or is hurting right now. For those who haven't been hurt, it's only a matter of time because people are flawed. Some people deliberately hurt you, others don't mean to hurt you (but they do). Those who deliberately hurt you, at least you know where they stand, and you can avoid them or deal with them from a distance. If someone hurts me deliberately, they are showing me their true colors. Once someone shows me their true colors, it's a wrap. I choose not to deal with them because who's to say they won't try to do it again? One strike is all I need, and I'm gone. Everyone is familiar with the phrase "forgive & forget", right? I believe in forgiving, but not forgetting. If you forget, you'll fall for their mistakes again. People do what you allow, always remember that. At some point, you must wise up to how a person is, and deal with them accordingly. Some people can forgive & forget, while others the healing process takes time. Some hurts are so deep that it takes time for a person to forgive & forget. For example, sexual abuse is one of those tragedies you CANNOT just get over. Most sexual abuse occurs between loved ones, and for someone to violate a person in that way is shameful. The hurt from that stems so deep, that the victim is going to need counseling, and much prayer to get over that anger/bitterness. I will say this: People who say forgive & forget are the ones who have a hard time admitting when they're wrong. These people expect others to give them a pass for their mistakes, but hold it against someone if they foul up. People like this do not make good friends, employees, mates, etc. because they can't take responsibility for their transgressions.

Love Leaving the Heart & Union: By Joe A. Mitchell III

Joe Anthony Mitchell III

This is For the Real Men and Women. In the Marine Corps, Pain is Weakness leaving the body, but in a relationship, Pain is Love leaving the Heart and the Union.
A mistake is something that was done wrong, and can not be changed no matter how hard we try, but through patience and understanding, caring, and love it can be forgiven. To my married folk heres a lesson, and to my engaged folk, heres a message. If your married and God fearing as you say, why are you running from your marriage and seeking a divorce? If you say God put you two together, then it should be God who tears you apart (Death do us Part) If your engaged, stop running from every little argument or fight. If a fight did ensue, what part did you play in it? If he or she has come to you and said babe, or sweety lets work it out, and all you can say is no I don't want this anymore, and he or she has begged you, you can't get mad when another man or woman wants what you have. How many times are you going to reject your love one? Will you push them to the point they tell you they hate you, when you know thats not in their character? How many more games are you willing to play with people's mind and hearts? And lastly, do you really really really know, there's a (Thin Line Between Love & Hate). If you got a good man or woman, hold onto them, everyday isn't going to be sunshine, but its up to you to make those raining clouds and thunderstorms disappear. Amen.

 

My View: This should be a part of pre-martial counseling. Every couple seeking to get married must memorize this marriage credo. If every couple committed this to memory, divorce would be non-existent because before hasty decisions are made, each person takes time to clear their head, and then work out their issues. It's funny how people say they're God-fearing, and when they get married knowing there will be good & bad times, the first thing they say is "I Want a divorce". Obviously, they must be not God-fearing because if they were, they would pray together and seek God's direction for the rocky times in their marriage. God gives two reasons for divorce: Infidelity, and abuse (although not explicitly mentioned in the Bible). As difficult as it is for me to say this, infidelity can be forgiven. The offender must repent of the transgression, and work to regain their spouse's trust. I believe that if you don't have trust, you have nothing. Infidelity warrants automatic termination for many people, and that's fine. If you're faithful to your (wo)man, and (s)he cheats, the hurt person is within their right to kick you to the curb. In that instance, you have no one to blame but yourself. If you're bold enough to creep, you're bold enough to accept the consequences. I truly believe that some people are not cut out for marriage, let alone a relationship, because if you're going to run from every little fight, what does that say to your (wo)man? That tells them you aren't committed to making a relationship work. Therefore, they can't count on you to get in the ring and fight with them for your marriage.



Apologize For Being Blessed

I was watching Steve Harvey's comedy routine on BET, and he touched on this. He said: When you get blessed, some of your friends will make you feel like you have to take them with you. Now, that's complete craziness because real friends celebrate your success, not make you feel like you have to bring them with you. It's YOUR discretion as to whether you want to share your blessing with your friends. I will say this: Had your friends kept the faith, and done the work, THEY could get the same blessing. Some people are so humble that they actually feel bad for being blessed, like they don't deserve it. Yes, none of us deserve God's blessing, but he blesses us out of the goodness of his heart. The idea of apologizing for being blessed is crazy. One of my Facebook friends has a saying: I will never apologize for being blessed. If you have a problem, take it up with the Lord! That right there is confidence in knowing you have a right to expect God's blessing. Obedience, and being faithful will yield staggering blessing. As you get blessed, you may have to cut some friends loose. Why? A lot of factors: Jealousy-Some friends will get jealous of your blessing, because they feel like THEY deserve it more than you. "Why is (s)he being blessed, and not me?" "I'm doing the same thing they are, and yet I haven't gotten my breakthrough". The statements are ongoing. God has individual blessings for all his children; you're not going to get the same blessing as another person. Your blessing may come in the form of supernatural talents, another's blessing could be financial, this person's blessing may come through good health (even though certain medical conditions are hereditary), etc. God blesses people how he sees fit, it's not up to us to determine how God wants to bless folks. I feel like this, if you have to apologize for being blessed, you don't deserve the breakthrough. You can remain humble, and enjoy your blessing. Or, better yet...if you don't want your blessing(s), I'll take yours!