Not all girls of color are ignorant, loud, rude, or what some may call "ghetto"
People can be so judgmental of a person they don't even know.
Take a journey with us through a tale told through the eyes of a non stereotypical African American woman.
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For the past couple of weeks things had finally simmered down in the media about me and Josh.
Also, the made up scandals about Lotus and I were still forming but nothing outrageous like the story about how Lotus is 5 months pregnant with twins and we are trying to elope in Las Vegas.
I actually found some of them amusing to read because people will make up anything to start drama.
But, I feel as though I'm a burden to her and the people around her.
Two days ago she told me a female reporter followed her into the bathroom in the mall just to asked her and her friend Skye a few questions.
Hopefully when I do this interview tomorrow, I could clear the air and maybe they could back off.
I continued thinking as I did five more pull-ups in the gym before taking my phone out to take a picture for Instagram.
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Instantly my notifications began to blow up from the usual females who lust after me and a few comments from some hating ass dudes lol.
Are they mad that I can have a choice in whatever female I want?
Or, are they mad because of my success in my career so far?
I chuckle to myself as I think about how they say I'm gay but don't know a damn thing about me.
Hell, I think it's gay to keep worrying about if I'm gay.
Mind your business.
I continue to laugh to myself out loud. Thank goodness I'm in my own private gym in my house because if I was in public people would look at me like I had lost my mind.
