Drea
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Women did not emasculate men.
Men have been emasculated for centuries.
Black men specifically.
That's why every black man who used to get a raw
Black men have been emasculated from black women.
No.
So black women are the people who are putting men in skirts and dresses when they play on acting roles.
That's the only way these men can get roles is if they dress up as women.
Historically, black men have only been able to get roles when they dress up like women.
Historically, systemically,
Black men have been suppressed and have been emasculated by society, not by black women.
Black women have been conditioned to be masculine by black men because black women cannot put their guard down, feel safe, or feel soft around a black man because they have treated them horribly based off of their circumstances.
So if we want to talk about who made who what, black men made women be more masculine, not the other way around.
Black men were emasculated, unfortunately, by society.
And this is proven historical facts.
So at the end of the day, no, you're wrong.
Okay.
You know what?
It's just you don't like when I say something and they say that.
They be like, nah, he cuts her off when she be trying to get off.