Musings Of A Sanguine Christian Woman

It's sadly noticeable that in South India that has a more richly hued populace, the female leads of their movies are mostly less melanated. Even colorism is there too!

This episode is a movie musing of "ISOKEN" the movie.

The virtuous woman seems to have become the "golden image" held up for women to bow to, or be banished from the committee of women. In this episode we talk about the man mentioned at the beginning of this popular chapter.

This is to men, positioning themselves for the best chance to being the women they love.

The demands on supply which is rooted in emotional insecurity, peer pressure among other things are costing lives in manipulative ways.

How do we focus less on things that have nothing to do with the basics of survival - food, clothing, and shelter?

These are my thoughts on the series theme by theme.

Without "judgement" this episode is looking at the reasons why some men prefer to choose their women from outside their communities - religious or cultural.

Analysing the pick-mes as they relate to Black women.

Are we trying to "have" children or do we want to be parents?

Many times "we" forget to treat our popular persons, as want others to treat.

This episode explains the complexities of being popular and not permitted to go the market undisturbed, for instance.