Question #7

Hey everyone! One more day to go until its TGIF! While you’re counting down the hours until the weekend comes, check out this new post. Oh and as always commentary is always appreciated. Also, I might not be able to post tomorrow as I have an important engagement tomorrow, but I will be back on Monday if I don’t post tomorrow. “What goes around comes around, “you reap what you sow, “payback is a mutha—–” and so on, you get where I’m going. I’m talking about karma. There is a growing constituent in the society of today that is in my opinion self agenda driven, selfish at times and often on the minds of many, is their own agenda without the thought of how it affects others. This is seen through actions of people such as those involved in the Madoff scandal, the people whom vandalize religious symbols and places of worship, the people who mistreat and abuse children and countless other miscreants not deserving of mention. They get caught in the act and then all of a sudden they have remorse in their hearts when all they are truly sorry for is that they got caught. I’m not bitter or anything about this, but this is something that is quite disturbing to anyone of sound values when they consider this. I believe karma is universal regardless of whatever spiritual/religious beliefs one may have. It doesn’t come immediately all the time but it definitely makes its appearance at some point in time. So, my question to y’all is karma real or just something someone made up to keep society in line out of fear of a crazy, out of control society?

Question #4

Hello people! I hope your weekend went well a mines was pretty much typical and okay to say the least. Anyway, It’s Monday and I’m back with another question for the masses. Over the weekend myself, like many others were bombarded by the whole Tiger Woods(cheetah woods LMAO) cheating scandal news coverage. They talked about the prenuptial agreement, to the 4 women that all claim that he messed around with them. SMH. I don’t feel sorry for the dude as  we reap what we sow but at the same time I’m more than sure he didn’t see this one coming a mile away especially as a result of a minor car accident. Nowadays, this subject has come up on many occasions with people from different walks of life like the late Steve McNair, that governor from South Carolina and I’m sure you’ve all heard your fair share of stories from people that you may know yourself. These stories are quite entertaining without a shadow of a doubt, but at what cost to people’s perception of being true to the one you love and the value of simply doing the right thing? So my question is this, do you think Love and staying faithful to the one you’re with is still possible  these days or has everyone gone off the deep end cheating is a sign of the times? Comments are appreciated.