Marissa

Oh, okay, he cheated. Oh, okay, he did this. Oh, he might not have a job. Just be a support system. It's like, why do I have to go through that? Don't want to. Don't want to.

Hashtag. Don't say it. That is not the hashtag. What is the hashtag you're about to say? The hashtag, stop protecting. Oh. That is not the hashtag. Those men. So, that's not the hashtag. She's like, please do not have this hashtag associated to me.

Hashtag. Don't say it. That is not the hashtag. What is the hashtag you're about to say? The hashtag, stop protecting. Oh. That is not the hashtag. Those men. So, that's not the hashtag. She's like, please do not have this hashtag associated to me.

Hashtag. Don't say it. That is not the hashtag. What is the hashtag you're about to say? The hashtag, stop protecting. Oh. That is not the hashtag. Those men. So, that's not the hashtag. She's like, please do not have this hashtag associated to me.

Like, AD said stop. No, I didn't say stop.

Like, AD said stop. No, I didn't say stop.

Like, AD said stop. No, I didn't say stop.

I think it's just be more mindful. Because I think when you are in

I think it's just be more mindful. Because I think when you are in

I think it's just be more mindful. Because I think when you are in

like a non-healthy relationship black white or any other thing there's a level of protecting that we want to do but like there are healthy relationships that deserve you know men deserve to be protected and black men in particular like the the term like protect black men and protect black women doesn't really derive from relationships and we all know that there's a bigger bigger bigger meaning as to why we say protect black men and black women and we bring that

like a non-healthy relationship black white or any other thing there's a level of protecting that we want to do but like there are healthy relationships that deserve you know men deserve to be protected and black men in particular like the the term like protect black men and protect black women doesn't really derive from relationships and we all know that there's a bigger bigger bigger meaning as to why we say protect black men and black women and we bring that

like a non-healthy relationship black white or any other thing there's a level of protecting that we want to do but like there are healthy relationships that deserve you know men deserve to be protected and black men in particular like the the term like protect black men and protect black women doesn't really derive from relationships and we all know that there's a bigger bigger bigger meaning as to why we say protect black men and black women and we bring that

sentence into our relationships where it's like, maybe black men protect me. How about that? Yeah. Because when we're outside, I'm protecting you. I'm having your back. I'm your blind spots. And that's what you offer me. But when we're in the relationship, protect the relationship. Protect us. Protect what we have. Like, don't make me look crazy. Don't make me look stupid. Don't embarrass me.

sentence into our relationships where it's like, maybe black men protect me. How about that? Yeah. Because when we're outside, I'm protecting you. I'm having your back. I'm your blind spots. And that's what you offer me. But when we're in the relationship, protect the relationship. Protect us. Protect what we have. Like, don't make me look crazy. Don't make me look stupid. Don't embarrass me.

sentence into our relationships where it's like, maybe black men protect me. How about that? Yeah. Because when we're outside, I'm protecting you. I'm having your back. I'm your blind spots. And that's what you offer me. But when we're in the relationship, protect the relationship. Protect us. Protect what we have. Like, don't make me look crazy. Don't make me look stupid. Don't embarrass me.

And I think because we are so strong and resilient, we're just forced into the role of protecting. Where it's just like, I don't want to do that. I don't want to protect my relationship. I don't want to battle you every day. I don't want to battle for what we have for the public to deem us as okay. Don't want to do that. Exhausting.

And I think because we are so strong and resilient, we're just forced into the role of protecting. Where it's just like, I don't want to do that. I don't want to protect my relationship. I don't want to battle you every day. I don't want to battle for what we have for the public to deem us as okay. Don't want to do that. Exhausting.

And I think because we are so strong and resilient, we're just forced into the role of protecting. Where it's just like, I don't want to do that. I don't want to protect my relationship. I don't want to battle you every day. I don't want to battle for what we have for the public to deem us as okay. Don't want to do that. Exhausting.

Speaking of relationships, were you like seeing someone at the end of the reunion? No.