Comments for Black Naps http://blacknaps.org Natural Hairstyles | Natural Hair Care | Black Naps Wed, 09 May 2012 11:19:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on African Pulse Please Come to the USA! by the Editor http://blacknaps.org/2012/04/04/african-pulse-usa/#comment-1052 the Editor Wed, 09 May 2012 11:19:01 +0000 http://blacknaps.org/?p=5139#comment-1052 it is africanpulse.eu, if you tried that and it didn't work their site may have been down temporarily, but that is the correct address. it is africanpulse.eu, if you tried that and it didn’t work their site may have been down temporarily, but that is the correct address.

]]> Comment on African Pulse Please Come to the USA! by Deon http://blacknaps.org/2012/04/04/african-pulse-usa/#comment-1051 Deon Tue, 08 May 2012 15:38:58 +0000 http://blacknaps.org/?p=5139#comment-1051 I can't pull up the site with (.eu) or (.com) and they advertise (.eu) all over their facebook page. These are some beautiful pieces. I can’t pull up the site with (.eu) or (.com) and they advertise (.eu) all over their facebook page. These are some beautiful pieces.

]]> Comment on The Benefits of Yarn Braids by Cera http://blacknaps.org/2012/01/01/yarn-braids-benefits/#comment-1045 Cera Fri, 04 May 2012 08:15:27 +0000 http://blacknaps.org/?p=4295#comment-1045 Love Yarn Braids but the girl in the photo is not named, "Sa-Rah Francois" Her name is Yagazie Emezi and she has a really interesting blog on Tumblr called JungleLove Love Yarn Braids but the girl in the photo is not named, “Sa-Rah Francois” Her name is Yagazie Emezi and she has a really interesting blog on Tumblr called JungleLove

]]> Comment on Think Like a Man: Great Movie, but Still a Sexist Book by na http://blacknaps.org/2012/04/26/think-like-a-man-great-movie-but-a-sexist-book/#comment-1042 na Sat, 28 Apr 2012 11:06:34 +0000 http://blacknaps.org/?p=5537#comment-1042 I read the book and saw the movie. I didn't care for the book because I felt like everything in it was common sense and he was trying to make it seem like he discovered something new. I picked it up because so many women were raving about it but I didn't learn anything at all. I guess it's good to have it laid out in plain English, but it's not a book I would recommend. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, which is surprising because I'm not a Steve Harvey fan and because I dislike the book so much. (Truth be told, I really just went to stare at Terrance J lol) I think the movie was too long, though. I'm sure that was due to all the product placement and book hyping and Harvey appearance for the entire first half. As for the "women don't require marriage"...I think he's saying that some of us become comfortable and complacent. If a man is content with his situation and feels you are, too, why would he change? And a bit off topic...funny thing but I really enjoyed Steve's 2nd book, "Straight Talk, No Chaser." It wasn't as popular as the first, but to me it actually provided more information and useful content. I read the book and saw the movie. I didn’t care for the book because I felt like everything in it was common sense and he was trying to make it seem like he discovered something new. I picked it up because so many women were raving about it but I didn’t learn anything at all. I guess it’s good to have it laid out in plain English, but it’s not a book I would recommend.

I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, which is surprising because I’m not a Steve Harvey fan and because I dislike the book so much. (Truth be told, I really just went to stare at Terrance J lol) I think the movie was too long, though. I’m sure that was due to all the product placement and book hyping and Harvey appearance for the entire first half.

As for the “women don’t require marriage”…I think he’s saying that some of us become comfortable and complacent. If a man is content with his situation and feels you are, too, why would he change?

And a bit off topic…funny thing but I really enjoyed Steve’s 2nd book, “Straight Talk, No Chaser.” It wasn’t as popular as the first, but to me it actually provided more information and useful content.

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