I had an experience with a Sister recently. Her assumption and approach was so foul and unjust..to be a Muslimah. Her display was awful and whatever she was feeling, she took it out on her poor husband. With that being said... Sistas, we really have to find a better way to control our tongues. NO Man wants a whining nagging woman who always complains and rides his back about EVERYTHING. You become no more than a headache and a nuisance to him and he will get sick and tired of you and hell replace you with someone less mouthy and with way less attitude..to find peace of mind. See, some have gotten it confused. We think being bossy is attractive to a man, rolling our necks and laying him out verbally or anyone for that matter is suppose to prove our she dont play stance. Its cute 2 times...after that, its annoying. Please dont think Brothers want to continuously hear us being aggressive brats. Trust, that gets old real fast. Is that all you have to bring to the table??? Attitude? Nasty handling of people? Always got your lips poked out mad at the world? Youll never find happiness that way and youll never be his heaven like that. Learn to bite your words if you only have nasty negative things to spew from your tongue. You are not only sinking in self misery but your stench is like a skunk contaminating everyone in your diaspora. You will be a lonely bitter woman wondering why no one wants to be around you...why nobody wants...you. I handled the Sister in a kind manner until she showed me who she really was. At that point, it was pointless to pursue any resolution because all she wanted was conflict. ...and He leaves them alone in their inordinacy, blindly wandering on. HQ 2:15 Discretion led me to walk away from her but not before her stench blew up the spot. Some of us dont realize how much of a problem we are to others. If we did, wed hate the very sight of what we have become. It is driving everybody away. Stop running your MOUTH!! PLEASE for God sake. #reflect
Posted on: Tue, 01 Jul 2014 00:00:47 +0000
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