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The one thing that bothers me in the Blogworld is Female Conspiracy Theorists, women who believe that everything is some game or that every man is out for something. Quite frankly, we’re not, we don’t care that much and we don’t have time for games. Experience tells us that if it walks like a duck, talks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s probably a duck. The question is, why is it that we are always so quick to give the benefit of doubt? Especially, when exceptions are just that, exceptions, something that occurs rarely that goes against the presumption. There is no such thing as Black Girl Lost, that girl wandered off. If the whole hood says, “That girl is a ho,” that girl is a ho. My father used to say something to me when I would claim my teachers were lying about my poor behavior in school, “J, how can they ALL be lying when they ALL saying the same thing about you?”

First of all a word about stereotypes, they say, “Stereotypes come from somewhere.” Wiser words have never been spoken.

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Cornbread, ain’t nothing wrong with that. RIP Gerald Levert.

If everyone at the school refers to a girl as “Superhead.” There’s only two ways she got that name; either she gives a lot of head, or she gives really great head.

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If your boy is having a party and he calls you and says the following, “Hey, what’s up? Some of my boys are in town so we’re having something at the crib, wanted to invite you. Oh and, got any friends?” Not only does that guy think you’re a jumpoff, he thinks you roll with jumpoffs too.

If you’re standing in a party and your female friends leans notices you looking at a girl and she says, “That girl is a ho.” If she’s pointing to you, you’re a ho. Women have a sixth sense for these types of things, I don’t ask questions, I just smile and nod.

I can tell you that when a man says, “That b*tch is crazy,” they are correct 99.9% of the time. We know how detrimental that label can be to a woman’s reputation we don’t throw it around loosely. So listen to me, if you key his car and slash his tires, your excuse that he cheated is not a valid excuse, your behind is still crazy.

And if 3 or more dudes run a train on you with your consent you are a team player, I mean, “slut bag whore definition of a ghetto bird,” – Remy Ma.

Yet, there will be some girl who will stand on the pulpit and proclaim that just because she consented to letting three or more dudes run triz that does not make her a ho. There will be a girl that will claim that “Superhead” doesn’t really give a lot of head, a bunch of guys just made that up. There will be a group of girls who will justify a chick’s crazy behavior by blaming it on the man. This is merely an attempt at women looking to transfer the blame onto the man. (Let’s all wave our finger.) The point is people just don’t make up these things, these stereotypes lead way to generalizations and it’s not by chance, it’s because over all experience tells us that these are the characteristics of patterned behavior.

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I agree that there are exceptions to every rule, but in 2010, I’m going to need to see more exceptions before we start giving everyone the benefit of the doubt. The next time a guy accuses a chick of being a ho, jumpoff or crazy, consider this, we all know that this girl could be the exception, but chances are she’s not. Need some more proof, I’ll leave you with the following story:

A number you do not recognize calls your cell phone. You don’t pick up because you do not pick up random phone numbers, but she leaves a voicemail. In her voicemail she says, “Hey, I got your number from a friend, and I wanted to ask you some questions about, [insert your boyfriend’s name here, but let’s call him Jeff.] Please give me a call at this number, or I’ll try calling you back a little later.” You can tell in her voice that she’s quivering and seriously upset. The next time that she calls you see the same number and you hesitate picking up because you’d like to talk to Jeff about it first, but you decide to get the whole story before you talk to Jeff. She tells you that she’s been dating and even having sex with Jeff for the last six months and her friend told her that he had a girlfriend and gave her your number to call. You’re devastated and get off the phone immediately and start to tear up. When Jeff walks through the door you are sitting there waiting for him and you ask him about this chick and he replies, “Who’s Anna?”

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The real question is, why didn’t you give Jeff the benefit of the doubt from the beginning and defend his name to the chick before even bringing this to Jeff?

The defense rests.

Dr. J has just earned his law degree.