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    • Sloppy Seconds Or Sharing Desserts: Dating Your Friend’s Ex

      Attraction is something that is instinctual. It drives from within our core. What we like, what we don't like. Sometimes we are unable to turn that animalistic force off like a light switch. Some have mastered this and would never cross boundaries and lines. While others are not that capable. Acting on that attraction is up to that person's free will. Take for instance if you have a friend that has a partner that is hot. I mean he or she is your type so naturally you are attracted to them. Now, while your friend is in a relationship or dating that person you are obliged to be on your best behavior. No flirting, no checking out his/hers ass. Time goes on and ultimately your friend and the hottie do not work out. You secretly give yourself a high five because you still are interested in that person.

      Months go by and you happen to see that person at say a lounge or a night club and you both give the usual greetings. You start to catch up on all that is life and your spidey senses

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    • LJ’s Rants #1… No I Don’t Want To See Your Dance Movie

      Rant: to speak or declaim extravagantly or violently; talk in a wild or vehement way; rave:

      Daily Rant #1 No I Don't Want To See Your Dance Movie. I never will so stop making them in 3D.

      Am I the only one that is a little offended by the sudden popularity of Hip-Hop dance flicks with a mostly all White cast? Now I know that may sound a bit racist but let me explain. I don't mind a film that depicts White kids having an interest in Hip-hop dancing but what bothers me is the purposeful negation of any Black people being lead characters in these movies. The stories are so typical. They are usually about some prissy rich White girl from the right side of the tracks who has been trained in ballet or Jazz. Or some more elegant form of dance all of her life. Her path crosses with a street wise White boy who can pop-lock it like no brotha could apparently. They are forced to work together for some competition of sorts and during it they form an unbreakable bond for the next 90

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