You gonna let him FUCK sis?

Like many others on Instagram, I follow The Neighborhood Talk. If you want to stay current on celebrity news and other topics related to the here and now, this page is definitely showing that they can keep up.

I'm scrolling through my newsfeed and saw this.......

I'm not gonna front, I'm a fan of Trey Songz, and that shit turned me on for a quick second. It also made me think ... Do we let the average joe get away with this wordage, or is this a case of It's not what you say but how you say it?

Also, is this a case of status? The majority of the comment section is lit with women willing to give it up! (Which is ok!! This is a safe place) Trey is a good looking man and can have his pick of a variety of women. I'm sure some aren't appalled by that approach simply because of his celebrity status and looks. These days it's all about bragging rights.

I've seen "regular" men get bashed for keeping it real in this manner, especially men that are not physically attractive. At that point, they have a lot of audacity. On the flip side, there are celebrity men that aren't physically attractive but still get pussy being way more verbally abrasive. So let's open up the floor for real conversation. What's your sex language? Do you like a man to be straight up from the jump with his intentions? Are you the type that needs to be slowly eased into sex? Would it deter you from having sex with a man if he used the same language Trey did?

Me personally, Trey would be a fantasy, like reading one of the gangsta street novels. In real life, I'm not too fond of the aggressive approach. I like a man to be smooth with it. If the vibe is there and I want to explore it, then that's my prerogative. I love the art of flirting and being a tease. Please don't confuse this with dating because obviously, that's another subject entirely.

Leave a comment below and let me know your thoughts. Men are free to chime in as well.

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