R Kelly Benefits From Original Sin

1/7/2019

Hurt my heart to see a quote, "because it is black girls, no one cares"

Surviving R Kelly

A talented pedofile

The statement is true

Black girls / women believe this as a truth

It is true

The abuse to black women is real

It is also true for lots of girls... children

Some are having a difficult time separating the musical genius from the sick individual

There are women today defending R Kelly, saying, "he's just a freak... my kind of freak"

Our system of abuse towards women have women defending abusers

I liked NUFF of his tunes too and if they come on at a jam I'm at, before I catch myself, I start dancing

That is also a spiritually entity

Music

Hence the conflict with the morality for some

I Believe I Can Fly, for me is one of the greatest songs of hope in the history of song. How can one not love the author?

I did

R Kelly is proven sexual predator of underaged girls

Yet the spotlight has been on him for a while and nothing has changed

EVERYONE heard, saw, gossiped, rumors of his exploits with teenage girls for years yet he sold millions of records on hundreds charts

Predation is rampant in black and white homes

Daily

Don't get caught up in media hype about a high profile sexual predator and lose sight of the predators sitting next to our children at all family gatherings

No one cares if it is any girl

Men don't care

It's a man's world

Some fulljoy the power the construct gives us so we turn our heads when it happens to our daughters and sisters

We will maintain this masculine power at all costs

I have written about this in the past yet I will do so once again

Some of these bible toting clowns blame Eve {women} of original sin saying that Eve being tempted to sin was the easier target hence she is weaker, so she must be dominated for her own good

Cowards

Bible cowards

When you all go to church next Sunday, ask the pastor boy why Adam was such a coward and didn't tell Eve to put down the apple or whatever metaphor, tree of knowledge, serpent, satan, whatever...

Ask why the benevolent religion has excluded women as pastors, preachers for centuries

Coward ideology

Adam was a coward as are the law makers today

Adam takes no blame for his part in the "first sin"

Coward ideology

I don't want to be ruled by cowards

It weakens our children

We need Lions to rise

The cowards are killing the race

Many cowards run the planet

Men cowards

Bill Cosby, R Kelly, Harvey Weinstein and millions of men in our own families

Predators

What are we doing for the victims globally?

Who's identifying the pedofile{s} within the family and protecting the children from them?

What are we doing today to protect our daughters?

Lions / men need to step up

There must be balance of the masculine and the feminine within each individual. We need the correct amount of interaction from both for humans to be whole

We NEED masculine and feminine in balance and a coward cannot teach this

Man have to stand up to the abusive system weakening humanity

Balance

RasTafari

Recognized the mind fuck of these images to the psyche of humans for centuries now

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4 Comments

Nikki

1/7/2019 09:09:02 pm

Very eloquent response to the renewed spot light focus on R. Kelly. I never watched the documentary as yet but have been aware of his actions for quite some time. I know many girls get molested at young ages. And I’m so sorry for that and empathetic. I’m also so relieved I wasn’t one of them considering my family life consisted of lots of parties and drinking and strange people. Then I’m sure a lot of underage girls think they are grown. That is what I experienced. Being a young teenager receiving the attention of much older adult men was flattering and exciting. My friends and I all had twenty something ‘boyfriends’ from our block. They were grown ass men and we were in school writing their names in hearts on our journals and other immature shit. It wasn’t until I was an adult that I was angry to realize what had really happened to me. I wasn’t old enough (mature with foresight) to make those decisions I made. I never knew that later I would feel taken advantage of (because that’s what it was). Why would a grown ass man want to sex off someone in grade 9? Gosh. But still not all the girls on the block partook in sexual encounters with the older men on our street and so I also had to forgive myself for trying to ripen my fruit before time and suffering emotional consequences. And now wondering how I can spin this comment and my experiences to be useful for change I wonder back then how nobody noticed what was going on? Or why they didn’t care? All the older ladies out for walks gardening or some shit why weren’t they suspicious of the company these grown men were keeping in us? Why wasn’t my parents or friends parents (to my knowledge) questioning us about where we are going and what we are doing and with whom? Why didn’t they notice when after being abandoned by our ‘boyfriends’ eventually that we became depressed (some of us with other issues-trust-self esteem etc). I know the one positive thing I’m sure of in this generation is awareness. Nobody warned me. I’m not even sure if I knew sex with a minor was illegal even tho I was consenting. So yes what we can do is educate our children. Know who they are spending time with. Talk to them in a way that lets them feel safe to talk with us. Let them know about brain development and why certain choices they aren’t equipped to make as they don’t need the pain of long lasting consequences they couldn’t have foreseen. I write from my experience and not for the other (maybe more worse) reality of straight forced molestation and rape. The areas that were grey in my youth but that now are becoming more clear due to people like you writing and sharing and helping people to realize just because something happens often or is trivialized in the media and in daily life doesn’t make it right. It is in fact very wrong. Grateful for this piece and how it has helped to heal.

JuLion

1/8/2019 04:10:08 pm

Blessings Nikki<

I do totally apprecilove your story as I have 13 and 14 year old daughters

What I do know is that our culture has no interest in changing the way things have gone so it is definitely on the backs of conscious humans to make a stand and deny the corruption that "they" expect us to accrpt

Raspect for your candor and honesty as it does aid to inspire my fight as well. Thank you sis

Bless up

Leah

1/10/2019 10:40:43 am

Thank you Nikki for your candor and wisdom. I can especially relate to how children/teens are not usually taught about the emotional consequences of relationships. And when these relationships are kept under the radar, it makes it so much harder to feel safe reaching out for help when something goes wrong.
Thank you Julion for your honesty about the role male privilege plays in these scenarios. Too often this is not acknowledged.
Of course people know that statistically girls/women are much more likely to be preyed upon by predators in this way. And yes, you and I definitely know people this has happened to.
But please let's not forget to consider the vulnerability of our boy children as well. Too many times it is seen as less dangerous to allow them to be alone with other adults, when they are equally vulnerable.
And no one is talking about how women also sexually abuse children. I know too many men who claim to have "lost their virginity" as an 11 or even as a 6-year-old! - and I mean this happened with a female ADULT.
In no way am I trying to understate the tragedy of what the girls in the documentary have survived, nor deflect attention from the vulnerability of young women or girls.
Additionally, even when legal age limits (which vary based on location and are rewritten from time to time) are technically respected, it is still questionable when a 30-year-old is "dating" a 17-year-old for example. Few 17-year olds have the maturity or support needed to have their boundries respected or even acknowledged in that type of situation. Or the life skills or other support needed to deal with the possibility of sexually trasmitted diseases, planned or unplanned pregnancies, domestic abuse and heartbreak.

1/11/2019 11:00:04 am

Blessings Leah for experienced and knowledgeable input

There are victims in all corners, ages and sexes for sure

It is I belief that if we nurture our woman globally the nature of the abuse changes

R Kelly Benefits From Original Sin

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