Well...well...well...How have you been Cyber World????
It has been a long time since I have posted some of my original thoughts on this BLOG but for a while now, I have been feeling the need to release some built up tension and what better place to do it then right here on my BLOG.
Lately, I have been doing a lot of work on myself. Mainly, because I have had nothing but time, but also because I have noticed some things that need to change in my life. I learned a long time ago that you can't change other people so you have to begin with self so here is where I begin...
I had an epiphany today (well actually a few)... I realized some things about myself and the things that make me tick and they make good sense so I thought I would share them with those that care to read.
Here lately, myself and a few of the other females in my circle have come to the true realization that SOME DUDES just aren't meant to be. No matter how much you like them...want to be with them...think they have potential or whatever SOME just plain aren't READY! Point Blank PERIOD...now this can be a very harsh reality for a female who thought they had things all figured out!
Silly me right...RIGHT!
I decided that it was time to think of some things and work on me, after spending my last Sunday sharing my blues with my BFF whom I love to death (BIG Kisses & Hugs to her for always being there...) We came to a consensus on some things which brought me to some of the epiphanies that I had today...
1. I AM GETTING TOO "MATURE" FOR "RANDOM" DATING
Now, don't get me wrong, I like going out on dates, but I am no longer at the point that I want to go out on dates with "Who shot John" on Monday, "I look good, but have nothing on my mind Dan" on Wednesday and "I am going to make you think I am ready but still want to play Tom" On Friday or Saturday. I don't mind dating, but dating one person is enough to remember...I don't want to be dating half the city trying to find one person who may be even remotely close to wanting the same things that I want. I have even discovered that dating one person, if they're the wrong person, can still be a hassle so from now on I plan to ask any man that wants to take me out, why?
Him: Can I take you out some time soon?
Me: Why? Are you ready for something serious later?
Him: Uhhhhhh... *running scared because he was just playing*
Me: I thought so...
I just don't have time any more and I don't want to waste any more time. Now, while it may be a little funny, it is true...if my ultimate goal is to be in a committed relationship with ONE MAN then there is no need for me to be dating the dude that still wants to play, have "snow bunnies" or "suga mommas" I just don't have time for it anymore. For years, I have been hearing...if a MAN wants to be with you he knows within minutes of meeting you...They say when a man knows he knows...OK...I won't be the one waiting around anymore while he tries to figure it out. Get it together please or get on...or as I said on FB earlier after watching it on this relationship video...
Just my thoughts and opinions, I hope you will share yours with me as well!
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Do all men have mistresses???
I received this message via email from Facebook and I thought what better way to get back into blogging then to start with this topic. See my comments in the comment section...
Please leave your thoughts...
Peace & Love...
*Ms. Cocoa Butterfly*
Dear Emotionally Confused,
I must really like you, because I’m about to tell you something that might get my man card suspended for the next 6 to 8 months. Included with that man card membership is at least a dozen very generous perks, including discounted wings at specified location, a GPS to let you know exactly how far away your girlfriend is so you can shut your fun down before she has a chance to, and a Rosetta Stone to help you decipher Derrick Rose whenever he speaks. But, I’m willing to risk all that for what I’m about to tell you. You ready? Ok.
Every man has a mistress. (Yes. Every.) Now, a man’s mistress may not be a mistress in a traditional sense — he doesn’t have to actually sleep with her — but pretty much every man has at least one woman in his life aside from his significant other who “validates” him and reminds him of how attractive he is. Sometimes it’s a co-worker who has a slight crush on him. Sometimes it’s an ex-girlfriend (If you ever wondered why some guys keep ex’s around, this is the reason). Sometimes it may just be a barista at the Starbucks he stops at every morning, the one who always smiles and flirts with him and occasionally makes him think “What if?” We do this because we crave attention and acknowledgement just as much as women do. And, while most women can just walk down a city block and be reminded of how attractive they are to men, most of us don’t have that same luxury. This is where you — the mistress — come in.
Now, while it may seem like this guy is “stringing you along” for no reason (you mentioned that you haven’t slept together), he’s just enjoying the attention you’re providing him. While he may have feelings for you, there’s perhaps a 99.999% chance that he will not leave his girlfriend for you. I mean sure, he might leave his girlfriend, but don’t expect him to straight to you ready to start anew. And, even if he does happen to do that, if his track record — he’s been doing the emotional cheating thing for a year — is any indication, he’s not a guy you’d want to be in a relationship with anyway.
My advice? Lose his number, delete his email address, unfollow him on Twitter, unfriend him on Facebook, and find someone new.
Sincerely,
Damon Young (aka The Champ)
Please leave your thoughts...
Peace & Love...
*Ms. Cocoa Butterfly*
Dear Champ,
I have somewhat of a problem that has left me very confused emotionally, and I could use a males perspective from someone who doesn’t know me and isn’t afraid to keep it real with me. I’m friends with this guy and we’ve been friends for about a year now and we mesh so well…. Long story short we’ve developed feelings for each other over the course of our friendship, the problem is he has a girlfriend! Now we’ve never been intimate or even kissed for that matter but the feelings are evident to everyone even his girlfriend (she’s very insecure when it comes to me, she has all reason to be because he’s cheating emotionally)… The thing is he expresses to me how he wants to leave his girlfriend; partly because of me and partly because he believes its the end of the road for their relationship, but he doesn’t want to break her heart (so he says).
My question: is his procrastination a true sign that he really doesn’t want to leave his girlfriend to build something with me? I mean i don’t think he would have any reason to string me along he hasn’t even gotten any…. But hey I’m not a man and as much as i would like to believe that i know what the opposite sex is thinking,I DON’T! please help Champ.Emotionally Confused.
Dear Emotionally Confused,
I must really like you, because I’m about to tell you something that might get my man card suspended for the next 6 to 8 months. Included with that man card membership is at least a dozen very generous perks, including discounted wings at specified location, a GPS to let you know exactly how far away your girlfriend is so you can shut your fun down before she has a chance to, and a Rosetta Stone to help you decipher Derrick Rose whenever he speaks. But, I’m willing to risk all that for what I’m about to tell you. You ready? Ok.
Every man has a mistress. (Yes. Every.) Now, a man’s mistress may not be a mistress in a traditional sense — he doesn’t have to actually sleep with her — but pretty much every man has at least one woman in his life aside from his significant other who “validates” him and reminds him of how attractive he is. Sometimes it’s a co-worker who has a slight crush on him. Sometimes it’s an ex-girlfriend (If you ever wondered why some guys keep ex’s around, this is the reason). Sometimes it may just be a barista at the Starbucks he stops at every morning, the one who always smiles and flirts with him and occasionally makes him think “What if?” We do this because we crave attention and acknowledgement just as much as women do. And, while most women can just walk down a city block and be reminded of how attractive they are to men, most of us don’t have that same luxury. This is where you — the mistress — come in.
Now, while it may seem like this guy is “stringing you along” for no reason (you mentioned that you haven’t slept together), he’s just enjoying the attention you’re providing him. While he may have feelings for you, there’s perhaps a 99.999% chance that he will not leave his girlfriend for you. I mean sure, he might leave his girlfriend, but don’t expect him to straight to you ready to start anew. And, even if he does happen to do that, if his track record — he’s been doing the emotional cheating thing for a year — is any indication, he’s not a guy you’d want to be in a relationship with anyway.
My advice? Lose his number, delete his email address, unfollow him on Twitter, unfriend him on Facebook, and find someone new.
Sincerely,
Damon Young (aka The Champ)
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
The Front Row of My Life

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Everyone Can't Be In The Front Row... Life is a theater. Invite your audience carefully. Not everyone is healthy enough to have a front row seat in your life.
There are some people in your life that need to be loved from a distance. It's amazing what you can accomplish when you let go, or at least minimize your time with draining, negative, incompatible, not-going-anywhere, relationships or friendships.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
The fundamentals of ANY relationship...
I don't know where this list came from, but it is nothing but the truth! What do you think?
THE FIVE BASIC NEEDS OF A MAN
A wife makes herself irresistible to her husband by learning to meet his five basic needs:
1. His need for admiration and respect. She understands and appreciates his value and achievements more than anything else. She reminds him of his capabilities and helps him maintain his walk with God and also his self-confidence. She is proud of her husband, not out of duty, but as an expression of sincere admiration for the man she loves and with whom she has chosen to share her life. (Ephesians 5: 23, 33)
2. His need for sexual fulfillment. She becomes an excellent sexual partner to him. She studies her own response to recognize and understand what brings out the best in her, then she communicates this information to her husband, and together they learn to have a sexual r!elationship that both find repeatedly satisfying and enjoyable. (Proverbs 5:15-23, Song of Solomon 4:9-5:1, I Cor 7:1-5, Hebrews 13:4)
3. His need for home support. She creates a home that offers him an atmosphere of peace and quiet and refuge. She manages the home and care of the children. The home is a place of rest and rejuvenation. Remember: the wife/mother is the emotional hub of the family. (Proverbs 9:13, 19:13, 21:9, 19, 25:24, 31:10-31)
4. His need for her attractiveness. She is possessed of inner and outer beauty. She cultivates a Christ like spirit in her inner self. She keeps herself physically fit with diet and exercise, and she wears her hair, make-up, and clothes in a way that her husband finds attractive and tasteful. Her husband ispleased and proud of her in public, and also in private. (Song of Solomon 1:8-10, 2:2, 7:9, I Peter 3:1-5)
5. His need for a life companion. She! develops mutual interests with herhusband. She discovers those activities her husband enjoys the most and seeks to become proficient in them. If she learns to enjoy them, she joins him in them. If she does not enjoy them, she encourages him to consider others that they canenjoy together. She becomes her husband's best friend so that he repeatedly associates her with the activities he enjoys most. (Song of Solomon 8:1, 2, 6)
THE SEVEN BASIC NEEDS OF A WOMAN
Any husband can make himself irresistible to his wife by learning to meet her seven basic marital needs:
1. Her need for a spiritual leader. He is a man of courage, conviction, commitment, compassion, and character. He takes the initiative in cultivating aspiritual environment for the family. He becomes a capable and competent student of God's Word and lives out before all a life founded on the Word of God. He leads his wife in becoming a woman! of God, and he takes the lead in training the children in the things of the Lord. (Psalm 1, Ephesians 5:23-27)
2. Her need for personal affirmation/appreciation. He praises her for personal attributes and qualities. He extols her virtues as a wife, mother, and homemaker. He openly commends her, in the presence of others, as a marvelous mate, friend, lover, and companion. She feels that to him no one is more important in this world. (Proverbs 31:28-29, Song of Solomon 4:1-7, 6:4-9, 7:1-9)
3. Her need for personal affection (romance). He showers her with timely and generous displays of affection. He also tells her how much he cares for her with a steadfast flow of words, cards, flowers, gifts, and common courtesies. Remember: Affection is the environment in which sexual union is enjoyed and a wonderful marriage develops. (Song of Solomon 6:10, 13, Ephesians 5:28, 29, 33)
4. Her need for intim!ate conversation. He talks with her at the feeling level (heart to heart). He listens to her thoughts (i.e., her heart) about the eventsof her day with sensitivity, interest, and concern. Conversations with her convey a desire to understand her, not to change her. (Song of Solomon 2:8-14, 8:13-14, I Peter 3:7)
5. Her need for honesty and openness. He looks into her eyes and, in love, tells her what he really thinks (Ephesians 4:15). He explains his plans and actions clearly and completely because he regards himself as responsible for her. He wants her to trust him and feel secure. (Proverbs 15:22, 23)
6. Her need for home support and stability. He firmly shoulders the responsibility to house, feed, and clothe the family. He provides and protects, and he does not feel sorry for himself when things get tough. Instead he looks for concrete ways to improve home life. He desires to raise their marriage and family to a safer and more fulfilling level. Remember: The husband/father is the security hub of the family. (I Timothy 5:8)
7. Her need for family commitment. He puts his family first. He commits his time and energy to the spiritual, moral, and intellectual development of the children. For example, he prays with them (especially at night by the bedside), he reads to them, he engages in sports with them, and takes them on other outings. He does not play the fool's game of working long hours, trying to get ahead, while children and spouse languish in neglect. (Ephesians 6:4, Colossians 3:19-21) --
"Love is supreme and unconditional; like is nice but limited." Duke Ellington
"Do not withhold good from those who deserve it, when it is in your power too act." Proverbs 3:27
THE FIVE BASIC NEEDS OF A MAN
A wife makes herself irresistible to her husband by learning to meet his five basic needs:
1. His need for admiration and respect. She understands and appreciates his value and achievements more than anything else. She reminds him of his capabilities and helps him maintain his walk with God and also his self-confidence. She is proud of her husband, not out of duty, but as an expression of sincere admiration for the man she loves and with whom she has chosen to share her life. (Ephesians 5: 23, 33)
2. His need for sexual fulfillment. She becomes an excellent sexual partner to him. She studies her own response to recognize and understand what brings out the best in her, then she communicates this information to her husband, and together they learn to have a sexual r!elationship that both find repeatedly satisfying and enjoyable. (Proverbs 5:15-23, Song of Solomon 4:9-5:1, I Cor 7:1-5, Hebrews 13:4)
3. His need for home support. She creates a home that offers him an atmosphere of peace and quiet and refuge. She manages the home and care of the children. The home is a place of rest and rejuvenation. Remember: the wife/mother is the emotional hub of the family. (Proverbs 9:13, 19:13, 21:9, 19, 25:24, 31:10-31)
4. His need for her attractiveness. She is possessed of inner and outer beauty. She cultivates a Christ like spirit in her inner self. She keeps herself physically fit with diet and exercise, and she wears her hair, make-up, and clothes in a way that her husband finds attractive and tasteful. Her husband ispleased and proud of her in public, and also in private. (Song of Solomon 1:8-10, 2:2, 7:9, I Peter 3:1-5)
5. His need for a life companion. She! develops mutual interests with herhusband. She discovers those activities her husband enjoys the most and seeks to become proficient in them. If she learns to enjoy them, she joins him in them. If she does not enjoy them, she encourages him to consider others that they canenjoy together. She becomes her husband's best friend so that he repeatedly associates her with the activities he enjoys most. (Song of Solomon 8:1, 2, 6)
THE SEVEN BASIC NEEDS OF A WOMAN
Any husband can make himself irresistible to his wife by learning to meet her seven basic marital needs:
1. Her need for a spiritual leader. He is a man of courage, conviction, commitment, compassion, and character. He takes the initiative in cultivating aspiritual environment for the family. He becomes a capable and competent student of God's Word and lives out before all a life founded on the Word of God. He leads his wife in becoming a woman! of God, and he takes the lead in training the children in the things of the Lord. (Psalm 1, Ephesians 5:23-27)
2. Her need for personal affirmation/appreciation. He praises her for personal attributes and qualities. He extols her virtues as a wife, mother, and homemaker. He openly commends her, in the presence of others, as a marvelous mate, friend, lover, and companion. She feels that to him no one is more important in this world. (Proverbs 31:28-29, Song of Solomon 4:1-7, 6:4-9, 7:1-9)
3. Her need for personal affection (romance). He showers her with timely and generous displays of affection. He also tells her how much he cares for her with a steadfast flow of words, cards, flowers, gifts, and common courtesies. Remember: Affection is the environment in which sexual union is enjoyed and a wonderful marriage develops. (Song of Solomon 6:10, 13, Ephesians 5:28, 29, 33)
4. Her need for intim!ate conversation. He talks with her at the feeling level (heart to heart). He listens to her thoughts (i.e., her heart) about the eventsof her day with sensitivity, interest, and concern. Conversations with her convey a desire to understand her, not to change her. (Song of Solomon 2:8-14, 8:13-14, I Peter 3:7)
5. Her need for honesty and openness. He looks into her eyes and, in love, tells her what he really thinks (Ephesians 4:15). He explains his plans and actions clearly and completely because he regards himself as responsible for her. He wants her to trust him and feel secure. (Proverbs 15:22, 23)
6. Her need for home support and stability. He firmly shoulders the responsibility to house, feed, and clothe the family. He provides and protects, and he does not feel sorry for himself when things get tough. Instead he looks for concrete ways to improve home life. He desires to raise their marriage and family to a safer and more fulfilling level. Remember: The husband/father is the security hub of the family. (I Timothy 5:8)
7. Her need for family commitment. He puts his family first. He commits his time and energy to the spiritual, moral, and intellectual development of the children. For example, he prays with them (especially at night by the bedside), he reads to them, he engages in sports with them, and takes them on other outings. He does not play the fool's game of working long hours, trying to get ahead, while children and spouse languish in neglect. (Ephesians 6:4, Colossians 3:19-21) --
"Love is supreme and unconditional; like is nice but limited." Duke Ellington
"Do not withhold good from those who deserve it, when it is in your power too act." Proverbs 3:27
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