Honestly, can't say I didn't have the same reaction initially. After all, why would I want to read what a successful, good looking yet for some odd reason PERPETUALLY single Black man has to say about why relationships between Black men and women don't work. Hmmm, seems like a set-up.
But I must admit, after reading the first couple of chapters (I'm not even going to FRONT like I have the time to sit around and read the entire thing), I am impressed. From the very beginning he starts by addressing his own issues with commitment: bloated ego, sense of entitlement and mainly fear in a very understandable way. Real talk.
So anyhoo, I explain all that to say, don't judge a book or in this case a 'suspect' author by his cover.
It's not like you have to do anything but leave me a comment sharing what you think is the most lovable feature about you... And how hard is that?
LOL...my energy level when i'm passionate about something....-Travoya
ReplyDeleteMitzi, apparently my most lovable feature is either my smile/giggle/outgoing personality or my loyalty and commitment as a friend. tiffane
ReplyDeleteSo where's my book? lol...
ReplyDeleteMy most loveable feature? I was once told I'm well read and give good, um...whatever. Can I have my book now? I guess I should read it to see what Mr. Harper is talking about.
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