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Originally Posted by HU-Queen
1--first one is a stereotype, not all of us like thugs....talk about why guys have this fixation on light skinned chicks with long hair and ill get back to ya :roll:
2--things to get a MY attention is simply respect...no matter if ya come up all nice and talk about "hi, bla bla bla"...or "YO MA"...IF I CAN smell ya trying to push a game....even if the "thuggish" game or "IM A NICE GUY" game i wont even respond.....like you just have to be real/honest/ and respectful....cause even the supposed nice ones use a game like when they grab your hand and/or waist and dont even KNOW you and ask your name...ick.....might have germs or something....know the first-meet boundaries damnit!..oh yeah another big plus is not about how much ya talk but whatcha talk about, if its unique and not always about sports/love/sex/jay-z and :lol:
watch 2 can play that game when vivica fox first met morris chestnut, he didnt touch her, was honest, and was genuinely interested in her conversation...thats an ideal meetup....but then again ummm he is morris chestnut  :twisted: |
you make some good points but you also pushin out a steriotype. not all dudes like lightskin females with long hair. just because thats what rap videos and tv makin people believe that they are sexiest or whateva not every dude is just attracted to that.
and about morris chestnut the one thing that you have to remember about that is that is a movie. that was done in character. There wouldnt be a movie if she would of said no and the other thing i dont think it would be in his character to play a thug ( i dont think) and even if he did i would bet my bottom dollar that he could do the same thing that these dudes out here would do and he would get her cuz its just that....a movie. then you also have to think about the other movies that is promoting that kind of behavior. rarely in a urban movie you see a dude come correct. its either hey ma.....or whats ever good. even in drumline the first way he came at her was like that. so there are just as many movies doing the opposite of that.