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And so concludes this discussion for me.

So is love less real if it isn't perceived by an audience. Except the beloved.

Nubian you say Black Women are beautiful as they are, yet you can't accept Cynique choosing to wear a wig.

So a magician is really sawing a woman in half. Since that's what the audience sees?

No I don't think so, but I'll get back to this later.

Nubian you are being dishonest whether this is conscious or not . You are suggesting Cynique should follow your suggestion of what to wear. Even though she has explained why she wears a wig. I read critically. You have said the proper order is for the Black Man to lead and the Black Woman to follow. You are correct about a war. Except the war is about belief and ideology.

How does square with discerning the difference between perception vs reality.

what about object vs subjective reality.

I guess I am either not a guy or I disagree with this post. @NubianFellowWhy not respect and listen to other people's choices.

https://ed.ted.com/lessons/rethinking-thinking-trevor-maber#review

How do you tell the difference?

Okay what do you think my point is Nubian

@NubianFellow Maybe you shouldn't be condescending when you are missing the point. That both Cynique and I have attempted to convey to you.

In addition I asked Nubian Fellow what thought about what Cynique and I said about the mind and hair .No response. Troy reread what I posted. The very first thing I said Black people should be more concerned with the content of their mind rather than the conditions of their hair. Dick Gregory.   What the time and cost ratio of hair care to education. Cynique made a similar comment which NF didn't get. Then says the thought process is naive. Perhaps you should reread Cynique last comment with my statements in mind. He answered the second not the first statement. Hence my statement about ignoring the first statement. Also the point both Cynique and I made explicitly stated focusing on the mind.

Troy that's a good question, what I was pointing out subtly to NF was our comments Cynique and myself mentioned the mind. While Nubian Fellow is going on about hair. And then telling me it's naivet to think it's just about hair. Does that clarify it. I have looked at Nubian Planet all the women are pinups. Does that represent all women. So only fit attractive women are beautiful. So iT's exclusionary and not exactly celebrating the beauty of all Black Women. What is my sacred cow Cynique?

Nubian both Cynique Read between our lines. @NubianFellow what do you think Cynique and I are saying? Are you intentionally being dense or are compound statements not comprehensible to you.

Yes the levity is coming across. Mein Commandant Before you remove the stick put your brethrensearch button though shouldst be standing. Lest your own stick gets in the way. @Troy

Locks used to mean something, now it's a fashion statement. Nubian Fellow I had a look at your website page. Did you cut and paste the article about Black Women from your website and paste it here?

Don't confuse simple with simpleton. A person that's complex is fine, complicated less so.

Yeah ok NubianFellow. Good luck with it all.

Read between our lines.

Troy you are trying to correct a writer. Then disagreeing with the Oxford English Dictionary , that is agreeing with the North American spelling. Wednesday Thursday Friday. It's Saturday I am resting like the Lord. Although I didn't work that hard.

Black people should be more concerned with the content of their mind rather than the conditions of their hair. Dick Gregory. What the time and cost ratio of hair care to education. @NubianFellow the world you are envisioning sounds restrictive to self determination.

Yeah there are a few time bombs. I have loved and read mythology since primary school. I feel that if a people lose their myths or connection to it, it's an existential death. What mythology do we believe or live by today.

Are you sure spelling is part of grammar.