>The women are being raised, but
>are being also taught to
>be caregivers that depend on
>the men who are often
>men in name only, sometimes
>when they try to achieve,
>they receive a "social cut"
>by their own family members/communities.
>
>
>In essence, young boys and girls
>are being raised to be
>adults who can't neccessarily co-exist
>with each other, can't depend
>on each other, can't work
>together....
>
>Sad isn't it?

The older I get, the more distanced I feel from a lot of black men because I'm realizing that their maturity level just isn't there. They were not raised the same way I was, with the same kinds of expectations. And that's sad.


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