5 Things Women need to know about Men (Pt.1)

by Kareem G.
in Abstract, Entertainment, Philosophy, Relationships
on September 6, 2023

Section: (A)

Below, is a very special vlog about romantic relationships that really “hit the mark” during many parts.

The couple–Ken and Tabatha–are ministers of God’s word. I really loved Ken’s venture into deeper terrain of honesty with his wife. I would love to see more couples experience this type of intimate security. The future will be a wonderland of honesty due to the spiritual evolutions that have been and are still taking place in the world.

I will post a follow up, counterpart blog after this one. Enjoy.

NOTE to the Men watching: As per what Tabatha’s brilliant husband said near the closing of the video (..about not being as good at certain things as he’d like to be)… I immediately felt that when a man (or a woman–but, especially a man–) …is competent, well-intentioned, honest, intelligent, hard working, sensitive, a good listener and/or can express his ideas eloquently.. He is–as I see it–A Champion.

Sure, a man (or woman) who knows they are great (a champion) can have doubts in himself and be self-conscious about what he identifies as short-comings. But, consider that basketball great, Lebron James has four Championship Rings (Michael Jordan has six 😉–I’m more of a Jordan fan!). Anyway, Lebron very likely would like to have more rings than Jordan–but Lebron is already arguably the best basketball player in the history of the sport!

** My point is that Champion-minded individuals are consistently looking to improve themselves, relationships, various conditions and/or environments. They may–more often than you think–experience discontentment with their productivity…even though they may have already achieved great things! You’re still a Champion. You have a Champion intention…a Champion mind. According to my observation, Ken –in the video above– is indeed a Champion.

Section: (B)

As a straight man, I really appreciated this Matthew McConaughey scene from the 2012, Magic Mike film.

Straight men have for so long avoided this degree of intimate male behavior–outside of joking around–due to apprehension of being presumed gay. But, Mathew was dead serious. I thought both performers did a great job staying sturdily in character during such a vulnerable, potentially questionable, sexually intimate scene; it was an impressive performance, seeing as they were basically playing straight men.

Disregarding the nervous/awkward laughter from the audience: I see the two men (male strippers in the film) comfortably resonating with each other in an intimate teacher-student vibration…through a postured, yet unorthodox, straight male to straight male, sexual approach. This, for the purpose of celebrating and improving proficiency in the mindset and movements of the student’s sexual prowess…as well as the desirability of which…with regard to females.

As we forge ahead into the future, like straight females naturally do…straight males–as a whole–will evolve into a healthier vibration of consciousness with each other, where we are all comfortable enough in our manhood and resolved enough in our sexuality to interact in a very matter-of-fact, postured fashion of intimacy–without queer intention.

Section: (C) *Conclusion*

To All My Men,

Kareem

5 Things Women need to know about Men (Pt.1)