jf は愛人。

I have a compliment for pretty much every girl, I really do.

Not even trying to be a player or be smooth, but I think I can find good in almost anyone and I don’t have any problem telling this girl she has pretty eyes, and another her intelligence is attractive.

My feelings are though that women perceive that as me trying to be John Tucker, so I try to tone that down.

Still, I emailed a couple of females on tumblr like, “your posts are really nice, I enjoy them,” or “you have the prettiest eyes.” I bet they’re thinking, “look at this guy, trying to flirt with me …”

I’M JUST BEING NICE.

If you ever get an email from me one day,  that’s what it is.

Everytime a female talks about men she likes it’s, “New York guys have the best swag, and the nicest accents,” or “Southern men are gentlemen, and blah blah blah,” or “West Coast guys are so laid back and chill …”

just ignoring the fact the the coolest out of all of them are Midwest guys.

We dress better. We talk … well, we dress better.

We’re in touch with women and their feelings. All of that jazz.

And we rap better. I mean, look at Lupe, Kanye, Common, Big Sean & Eminem …

So the next time y’all talk about some guys, I better hear the Midwest come up or I’ma send Chris Brown to your house.

“I think one of my goals in life is to provide minorities with equal education opportunities.” - Me

When I was about 5 I took a test so I could be admitted to a school for gifted children. I passed the test and for my elementary school years I attend Kennard Classical Junior Academy, or Kennard CJA.

The teachers there were awesome. I still remember my kindergarten teacher, and I even have memories of doing math in that class, as well as going on trips to the Capital building.

This school was in the city, the only of its kind amidst a pretty bad public school system, and for middle school & high school I was bussed out to the county where it was predominantly caucasian. I easily had a much better educational experience than my friends in the city.

Realizing that I don’t think it’s entirely fair how minorities are often seen as being not as intelligent as their caucasian counterparts when they’re not given the tools to live up to their potential. I was blessed to have good opportunities, but there are tons of kids (my cousins included) who are going to end up as victims of a terrible public school system.

That’s why I kind of look sideways at Oprah. It’s great that she goes to Africa and builds schools, but what about over here?

I hope God blesses me enough where I can do something about this.