Tag Archives: Instagram

Appreciation for the Present Is Due to My Past

16 Tuesday Dec 2014

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I tend to write my sappier thoughts on Instagram, where I leave the blog as a place to share my thoughts on topics that require a truthful perspective, through my lens of course. One of the themes that resonates with viewers on my Instagram is the love I have for my wife, along with the concept I share regarding maturity and love.
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How to Disagree, Especially Online: Part II

03 Wednesday Dec 2014

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To continue the series addressing the subject of disagreeing with someone, especially online, I will share more of the most common logical fallacies. With each post involving a hot button issue, the goal is to have those in disagreement with my opinion, read this before commenting. Continue reading →

How to Disagree, Especially Online: Part I

28 Friday Nov 2014

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For some time now, my wife has suggested that I create this post. She also recommended that I attach the post to all future perspectives, preferably posts involving hot button issues. Continue reading →

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The Fascination of Booty Implants

16 Sunday Nov 2014

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I am young, but I can still recall women with large derrières, being the butt of every joke. When female African slaves arrived on foreign soil, their larger derrières caused quite a stir. In fact, their physique deemed the title of overly sexual, as an appropriate classification. In other words, why would they have such large derrières, if not because of their promiscuous nature? Continue reading →

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The Boy, Long before He Became a Gentleman

09 Sunday Nov 2014

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I did not always practice the gentleman’s lifestyle. In fact, I have no gripes admitting that I was immature and lost. Like a child that crawls, walks and before you know it, becomes an adult, it is a long process. We do not go from being a child, to an adult overnight. My transition was no different. I believe even as an adult male, I was still akin to a child, before taking the journey towards becoming a gentleman. Continue reading →

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Actions Speak Louder than Words

07 Friday Nov 2014

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Inspiration is something that occurs at anytime, anyplace and from anything. On Instagram recently, I saw a photo of a female user, and this post simply developed itself. Then again, there are countless photos like hers online. In other words, this one photo is not in the minority. The photo represents countless accounts throughout social media. Continue reading →

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Good Girls vs Bad B***hes: No Competition

13 Saturday Sep 2014

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There is a common post by women on Instagram saying, “It’s difficult being a good woman, in a world filled with bad b***hes.” I do not know who told women this lie, but through One Gentleman’s Perspective, it sure as heck is a clear fabrication. Continue reading →

Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Are Not Your Significant Other

14 Saturday Jun 2014

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When we experience issues within our relationships, the first reaction should be a discussion with your partner, not a tweet or Facebook status update. Continue reading →

How a Lady and Gent Argues with Finesse

29 Thursday May 2014

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When we think of a gentleman or lady, we imagine someone with poise, someone who is well-mannered and refined. When we consider a typical argument or disagreement, we do not equate any of the previous three qualities with a lady or gentleman. We tend to imagine a shouting match, emotional reactions to trigger the greatest harm, etc. . Continue reading →