Consider the show "Weeds" which 8 have never seen. A woman sells marajuana. I wonder would the worrld be different if mainly women sold drugs? Would our men sit home while we use their car to "take care of business?" Would our men stash our illegal drugs or weapons? Would our men even believe we sold drugs all night when we returned home countless mornings with nothing to show for? Would our men make the home accessible for our girls and our vulgar talk? Would men buy us packs and help us re-up when we didn't have the money? Lastly, would men come see us and accept our prison phone calls when everything has gone awry? I could go on and on, but inquiring minds want to know.
the answer to this question will probably never be answer.for us women are usually the rocks of the family despite whether or not the male is the provider or not,we are expected to do certain things like keep the household in order, make the responsible decisions that the "men" should be able to make. us as women will make a dollar out of 15 cents, rob peter to pay paul and basically do anything neccesary to make sure things get taken care of. with these theories in mind we not only accomplish this, we do it in a way that we are able to keep our freedom and often times it is done so effectively no one realizes the struggle that we endure to make these thingas happen. taking these thoughts into account, men unlike some men, are almost always looking for quick fixes and easy ways out. this is why they are so unsucessful at the art of selling drugs, and why after the cookie crumbles the women are expected to pull it all back together
ReplyDelete@h1m810ance I am so happy that you have took the time to read this blog. My question is if women don't play the Kings Men and put humpty dumpty back together, than who will? Thanks again :-) Jeannicole
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