Over the years, I’ve observed from the
movies, prints and non-prints media circulation that; the black men have
something against the black women and the black women in turn have something
against the black men. Hence, the better choice of having a white man or woman as
a partner (wife or husband) or no one at all as some have vowed.
The first time I saw the above
photo I got thinking and I’ve concluded, the something each hood has against
the other can definitely be found in every other person walking on planet
earth. However, it could be in lesser or more magnitude. The variation and
manifestation is highly individualized and not colorized. Everyone has
personality and temperament which defines who they are and what they can
become. Hence, be a black or white man or a black or white woman, you’ve got a
role to play in the building of your partner’s life.
If the black woman is “too much of
this” then bring out the “that in her” and if the black man is “too much of
that” bring out the "this in him”. We’ve all got our weak or strong spot. Having
him or her getting it right all the time or being strong to take care of every
issue will make you useless in his or her life. You need a role to play for you
two to keep rolling together. If you want the man or woman already made, what
role will you get then? Hence, some can afford to be single or have partner
without the wedlock to keep them locked to anyone.
Everyman has got his weak moments
and everywoman her emotional moments, be his strength at such times or her
stability. Whatever you are don’t forget ‘together is a stronger force than alone’.
Look for who can help you find a blend of the different shade of colours life
chose to make you paint time after time. For once you take the skin off; we are
all but flesh and bones. Hence, Adam the first man referred to his wife “the
bone of my bone and the flesh of my flesh” not “the skin of my skin and colour
of my colour” Genesis 2:23. A man’s make up is his ability to find strength when weak and be
stable during unstable times and you just might be what he needs to keep it all
together. Just play your role and keep rolling together.
Oops! It’s actually hard finding
the words to express how I truly feel and there’s so much still left unwritten and
maybe there’s a better way to have written this but basically, who we are is individualized
and not colorized. Because not all black folks act in like or unlike manners
and not all white folks act in like or unlike manners. There’s commonness defines by colorization and
uniqueness defines by individualization, all dependent on what you can bring
out from and put in whom.
So ladies and gentlemen; black or
white, you’ve got a job. Don't run from it! Do it!! Cheers!!!
Truth!
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