Yardies, at home and a farrin' (Part 4)

[JaEnglishGirl 34]

Jamaican men in my opinion come in two types.

Dogs and gentlemen.

Nothing in between.

The Gentleman is loyal, loving caring and proud. He will fight to the death for his woman and his family. He is respectful, jealous perhaps but never controlling.

He will work to the death for his family, never complaining.

He is a proud man, HE wants to provide for his family, in fact he feels almost less of a man if he can't.

He can be suprisingly stubborn about accepting money from his woman because he feels the man should provide.

He is appreciative of gifts, but refuses to allow his woman to shower him with them.

He loves and respects his woman, never tries to control or dictate her actions.

His clothes are clean, but does not require name brands.

The Dog pretends to be a gentleman.

He claims not to want to leave Jamaica, but quickly allows himself to be 'convinced'.

He professes his undying love for you at the speed of lightning.

He usually has a past girlfriend abroad.

He wants to marry you from almost the second he laid eyes on you, yet none of his Jamaican girlfriends were good enough apparently.

He wants all the latest fashions from abroad to match his upscale cellphone.

He is mightily unlucky, every week some calamity requiring money happens.

He may play at protesting he'll pay you back or you're doing too much, but happily takes anything offered.

He introduces you to his family in days, tells you they love you as much as he does.

When he talks to you, he makes sure he tells you they're asking after you, all to enmesh you further in his web of deceit.

When he comes to the USA, he's content to be taken care of while he takes it easy.

Or if he works, none of his money seems to reach the household kitty!

Are you dating the Dog dressed as gentleman?

Think carefully ladies....

[Yaads 0]

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