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San Diegans with Afro puffs
I read the article and I did not find anything offensive. Even though the cover is telling the truth I think most sistas is taking it out of context. The article has nothing to do with the cover. One thing sistas have to understand is there is a difference between a man wanting to be with you or just be intimate with you. I've work with and still do work with man of other nationalities and one thing I've always notice when we get on the discussion of women all want to sleep with sistas or brag about how "they once slept with a black chick" but none say how they was in a relationship with or took a sista to meet their mother or friends. Don’t get fooled and deceived because they court you by taking you on dates or trips that they may seriously want a future with you, that’s just their culture. Not trying to generalize but just something I notice. Black love is beautiful. (Deuteronomy 7:3) Shalom.— July 22, 2012 9:49 a.m.