Love Dorsey: Deconstructing Toxic Relationships

I stumbled across this show and I really love the fact that I did I've never heard of this guy that has this show but so far so good he's got a good thing going raising awareness to a very vital part of our black community I've never heard of this young lady but she is speaking facts and I like the fact that it was a nice constructive conversation with substance and purpose instead of a yelling match back and forth about two insecure people male and female yelling at one or the other saying how the black woman is to blame or the black man is to blame thank you brother for just having a nice adult mature conversation without power struggles thank you sister for presenting yourself as a young lady with class instead of male bashing I will black men but really just speaking in love for both black men and women so that we can get back to black family unit and work together with each other instead of falling for the tricks that have been thrown out for us to go against each other cuz that has been the problem for far too long. And thanks to the both of you for conveying this message in a way that everyone from Every Walk of Life in the black community can understand nothing went over my head or underneath me I understood exactly both points of view. The final thought I know a lot of what she touched on was difficult for black females to hear but it's nothing but the gut wrenching truth cuz we need to get to the bottom of it and fix it on our end cuz what we been doing is not working going against each other is not working and I'm with her I don't care nothing about being a modern woman I grew up with women allowing the man to be head of the household as nature intended I grew up with a wonderful father that my mom did not mind being submissive to because he was an excellent leader and she knew the order of things the same way he knew the order of things and he always treated my mom with the utmost respect and took pride and protecting his family and providing and guiding my brothers to know how to be men and they are excellent man because of it and I feel like I'm an excellent woman in my own right because of the example that I had in my mother is so important to have both in the house if all possible and I definitely Believe In traditional gender roles I don't care nothing about getting under no car fixing on a house. All of these Heavy Artillery jobs that men have to do most of the time I don't care to do it and do appreciate a hard working man so I definitely could understand what was being said about that . and the welfare system broke down the black family in our time.. this is a great show

One of the most powerful, constructive conversations I've heard in a while. Let's keep having these type of discussions 💯

Manhood is about doing what's necessary, without the expectation of being thanked, and being prepared for blame when things go wrong, even when blame is never productive.

This woman is anointed by God. May she always be blessed and protected !

I remember dating someone who said “I just love being with you because you’re part Korean and you know how to treat a man, y’all Asians cater to your men” that shit made me look at him so poorly because huh? Don’t do that! I am the way I am because I know the struggles we face in our BLACK community and I rather lift up and not drag down. We as a community really do need to come together & change our viewpoints because the same black women you look down on are the same ones who like Love said birthed us. We have to have more love and camaraderie for one another. I’m not your typical mixed girl. I will fight everyone I know tooth & nail to have these types of conversations because WE ARE LOST as a whole. I value our black men & women and it’s time we spread that. Ain’t no way we should be looking outside of our race. Let’s change our experiences PLEASE!!

I can listen to her all day. Dropping gems

Dope conversation she really understands both sides of the coin

All these children getting touched is magnified by no men being in the home.

Grandma used to be 70 on assistance and helped raised babies. Now she’s 28 with the 14 year old daughter with a baby from a dude over 18!!

Let's just have these teachings flood the world. The understanding or lack of understanding can be simple starting with the understanding between MEN and WOMEN a lot of problems will be resolved

We need each other …it’s that simple

This is a great conversation for the black community. This lady is cooking and very attractive.

Appreciate the maturity and honesty of this conversation 💯💪🏿

These conversations. Podcasts should be held in the schools....how can yall.reach these street kids in Atlanta???? These slots is needed on 107.9 and V-103 instead of those dumb ass challenges. .etc. Shout out to "Let Go" the side pieces....to capture the culture 😊

I always love Dorsey, found her before KS, started talking to women. Always spoke light to darkness.

Would love to watch Love and Dr Umar talk.

This is a incredible conversation!! Both men and women can benefit from this discussion if their willing to listen with a open mind 🙌🏾

This was good, and honestly she needs a bigger platform so that the world can hear this!

Its refreshing to hear her not using profanity every other word.

A very fascinating video, this brings back painful memories which i have been enduring. My relationship of 5 years ended 3 months ago. The love of my life decided to leave me, I really love her so much I can’t stop thinking about her, I’ve tried my very best to get her back in my life, but to no avail, I’m frustrated, I don’t see my life with anyone else. I’ve done my best to get rid of the thoughts of her, but I can’t, I don’t know why I’m saying this here, I really miss her and just can’t stop thinking about her.