Keeping it in your pants when it comes to affairs with people you work with is great advice and it's easy advice to follow ... unless you're rich and famous.
When a man has money, fame and isn't bad looking the level of sex he gets offered boggles the mind. And, I'm not just saying everyday looking chicks. I'm talking about the baddest of bad and the hottest of the hot just throwing themselves at that man; telling him he can do whatever he wants to do, however he wants to do it. Oh, and they straight tell a dude they don't care if he has a woman at home because what happens between the two of them stays between the two of them.
Most men can't turn down that kind of temptation. Most of the cats who say that have never been in one situation with the type of woman they dream of let alone have it happen time after time after time after etc, ...Real talk; the way dudes here thirst after some of the women posting pics on these forums I can only imagine how quickly they'd be breaking the "no sex with coworkers" rule. Dudes be on an Oprah Soecial apologizing for fuckin' up just like all the rest ...lol I'm just sayin'.
I'm not so sure Bill raped these girls. While all the stories are similar, they are all coming one after the other. Meaning one women could be piggy backing off of the last story. I want hear claims that came out before all of this. Are they out there?
I just don't see a black man raping innocent white girls in the 60's- 80's and getting away with it. All it takes is one semi credible accusation and it's a rap.
I know a lot of brothas are glad too see this happen to Bill because of the things he said. I think its sad that some of us feel that way. I feel he was right. But, if I thought he was wrong I wouldn't wish any ill will on him. He loves black people and genuinely feels he is doing what he can to help alleviate a problem in OUR community that we all know exists.
Don't get distracted. Doesn't matter if he raped one female, one million females or no one at all. The fact still remains that OUR comunity has real issues that he was trying to adress. Niggas', just got mad because he dared say it in front of the white man.
Well, I did agree with Cosby on the issue for young black men to straighten up and become polished. I remembered his objection to Ebonics. A long time ago, I recall the black community using the African language(s) as a means of communication to have a connection to Africa.
The black community, like everyone else, does not like to hear the ugly truth, even though it is true. And when Bill Cosby stated these observations, he did as a way of saying, "What I say to you is not for anyone individually, but I what I say will be for everyone." I agreed with that. What does one want to hear? They have to listen first to the message and then think it over.