🫩 Tired of hearing about the war in Iran? Disgusted by the Supreme Court's dismantling of the Voting Rights act? Mad because your team got eliminated from the NBA Playoffs?Unimpressed by the ridiculously extravagant garb of the celebrities at the annual Met Gala? Worried about the possibility of a new virus epidemic? Fed up with high gas and grocery prices? Broke because you blew $500 on 2 tickets to the upcoming Usher-Chris Brown concert tour coming to a theater near you? Saddened by the evening news reporting the shooting death of yet another inner city black teen?

How about something to take your mind off of these bummers?

Read on...

Rule No. 1 is the foundation to lure an athlete with a pick-me mindset: “He’s the prize. Remember he can change your life; you can’t change his.”

Rule No. 2: “Dealing with cheating, DON’T LOOK FOR IT… if it’s just a fling, LET IT GO!” He’s the prize, remember he can change your life, you can’t change his …”

Rule No. 3: “Completely integrate yourself in his life to where he can’t function without you.”

Rule No. 4: “Don’t embarrass him. Don’t cheat, don’t text other men.”

Rule No. 5: “Go completely WILD ON HIM IN BED!”

Rule No. 6: “DO NOT tell his mom ANY personal information.”

Rule No. 7: “Always look good and appealing."

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OK, back to things worth caring about. 🥴

They left out the most important tactic......do not throw away used Condom.

As well as.......Lock black women out of his immediate circle - where ever and whenever possible

Hilarious. White women have been running that playbook since the 1990s.😁

That's why there are so many mixed breed athletes running around nowadays.🤣

Exhibit A....Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry.😁😎

With the death of Jason Collins, age 47, the first openly gay NBA player, not surprising that outspoken Charles Barkley would dismiss as being naive in thinking that homosexuality is rare in basketball.

Come to think of it, there were always rumors about Magic Johnson. Even now, haters accuse him of living vicariously through his flaming gay son...

Certainly no question about the WNBA orientation. It's rampant with lesbian players.

BTW, the late Jason Collins' surviving partner is a white guy. Wonder if he has any advice for gold-diggin gay guys looking to hook up with a pro-athelete?? 🙄

On 5/12/2026 at 9:04 PM, ProfD said:

Exhibit A....Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry.

No lies detected - Was Curry's father a high profile baller?

9 hours ago, Mel Hopkins said:

No lies detected - Was Curry's father a high profile baller?

Yep. Steph's dad, Dale Curry, played professional basketball too. He's often in the stands cheering for his son.😎

I guess I could look it up, but I don't want to shift through the trash. Hi Magic's some gay and/or trans? I seem to remember seeing him dressed like a woman.

If he is trans should he be allowed to play in the WNBA with the cisgender women?

49 minutes ago, admin said:

Hi Magic's some gay and/or trans? I seem to remember seeing him dressed like a woman.

If he is trans should he be allowed to play in the WNBA with the cisgender women?

Magic's son EJ appears to just be a gay dude. Don't believe he's an athlete. 😎

So was it my imagination remembering him in drag? Just a garden variety cis-gendered gay dude huh?

Going back to the original. @aka Contrarian It seems rather than entertaining the sisters (it is a Black platform) it seems the article was designed to rile them up by rubbing in their faces how intentional Miss Ann has been about beating their time. How are we served by that?

If people need diversions from the BS of the day, folks can try reading a book 😉

@Troy I think sistas are more amused than riled up by the article in question. Black women nowadays take the hook-up between black male celebrities and white women, in their stride. They are, however, still interested in dishin' the dirt especially if it's funny and catty.

I sometimes inject juicy gossip tidbits into the mix here as a diversion from the drone of the same-ol-same-ol grievances about the dreaded media and what poor ol mistreated black folks need to do ...

I had intended to give a review of Arsenio Hall's newly released memoir which I just finished READING but nevermind since apparently the "culture" preferred here is not of the "pop" variety.

źzźźzzz.