Do LIBERAL WOMEN Really Want To Be "WIVES"? Vol.1 Starring Ayesha Curry

Alright man, peace. So brothers, this is gonna be Volume one and a new series that I'm starting called "Do Liberal Women Really Want to Be Wives?" And this will be featuring Miss Aisha Curry, the wife of the NBA superstar Steph Curry. And she's not so much gonna be the focus of the video, even though the narrative is about her. The focus of the video was gonna be the reaction from many of the liberal females on the internet to a stunt that she pulled where she was trying to dance in front of her husband to commemorate or to celebrate the opening of a new restaurant that, of course, symbolizes her need to have her own thing, allegedly her own thing. We all know that what she has accrued has been because of the success of her husband, but that's a whole other video. A lot of that's been covered already in the previous Ayesha Curry narrative involving her lust for attention.

The point being is this, and I've touched on this notion in the past in many previous videos, brothers. You do have to grasp what the vocation of a wife is, and what that term means. The term "wife" does not mean an equal partner. There are no two things equal in the universe. Well, that term "equality" often connotes, especially in this society, is competition. The same way that the woman is not equal to you, you're not equal to the woman. They're gonna be aspects to your personal private relationship with your lady that you bring to the table. They're gonna be things that she brings to the table, and you guys compliment one another. When everything is always going to be about equality, and that has to be the main parameter for what keeps your relationship going, there's always going to be a major aspect of competition. And that's not really what relationships are supposed to be about. What relationships are supposed to be about is, I have your back, you have mine. I support you, you support me, and we build from there. That's really what it's about. Like I tell you brothers, like I've been telling you for a very long time, all love is is loyalty and sacrifice. And hopefully, over a course or a period of time in your relationship with your woman, you guys build up to that understanding to where when you tell each other that you love each other, you actually know what that means and you mean it. Because a lot of times, people use that term and are not quite sure what it means. And there's a purposeful obfuscation that is propagated in this society between the concept of and in love. In love is like a drug addiction. Love is based on an understanding of what each one of your roles is about.

But just getting back to the point, the reason why I'm starting this series is because it's very clear to me, as it started to become abundantly clear to a lot of cats out here, that the vast majority of these females do not actually want to be wives. It's just something for them to talk about as they immerse themselves into the toxic femininity paradigm that really is what most women are about today. So, anyway, they're going to talk about it. I'm lunch. I'm once again, no disrespect to Ayesha Curry or Steph Curry, but they have to understand. I'm pretty sure that they grasp this because whenever you're trying to push a business, and the Curry family is a business. It's not just about family life and how close they are and how great they get along. The Curry family is a business. Not just Steph, but also the brother, Chef Curry, their wives, Steph's mother, his father, they've all been able to wax fat off of the success that Steph Curry has been able to sustain, especially in the last six or seven years. So they know that when they put themselves out there and they live their lives publicly, that there's going to be a backlash to some degree, especially since so many people are trying to live their life through social media and they're not handling their business at home. Because whenever you turn on the TV, all the TV teaches modern-day women is how to aggrandize themselves, how to worship themselves. That's why so many of them are so miserable and they try to project a lot of their personal mental issues on couples, quote-unquote couples, or married people who they perceive are living a better life than them. The Currys play off of that. Their whole business paradigm is, "Look at us. We have what most of you want. We have what most of you wish you could have: a stable family. We know who our fathers are. We were raised in two-parent homes. And look at me, I'm Steph Curry. I'm going to not only raise my children, I'm going to make sure that I put special attention on my daughters. I'm going to venerate my daughters. My son is here, I'll probably give him more attention as he gets older. But right now, in order for me to expand my corporate brand, I'm gonna make sure that you know that I'm willing to bow down before the Divine Feminine." That's going to lead to more sneaker sales, that's going to lead to more television opportunities. So a lot of times, this is just them understanding what people are envious of and just playing on that.

Steph Curry has to be very careful. Whenever you decide that you're just going to jump in front of the bullets that are being fired at your wife, you do have to grasp that eventually, not only are the bullets going to hit you, but they're gonna go through you and hit your wife anyway. I think that they pretty much understand the image that they're putting forth on social media, that being that they have the perfect family. You know that that's going to create envy, especially with the toxically feminine atmosphere that exists on social media, particularly in the so-called black community. So, Ayesha Curry, whenever she, whenever she decides that she's going to show herself as being associated with Steph Curry or being linked to him, or being someone who is exuding the traits of a perfect wife, that's going to create some acrimony between herself and the so-called black woman, particularly the liberal black woman. And about 95 to 98% of these black women are liberal. They're the heads of the so-called black community. So the Currys had to be very careful about who they offend via social media, because so many of these people live through social media. So it's very tenuous right now. They have to make sure that they play to the other races. They also have to make sure that they, that they appeal to the so-called black fanbase, which is who they really want to appeal to to a certain degree. They want to, they want to exude the energy that, "Look at us, we're going to be a positive force and a model for other so-called black people to try to copy," almost like a sports version of the Huxtables. So we'll see where this goes. I do believe that eventually, the narrative or the storyline revolving around Steph Curry might be altered. And who knows what may happen. Coming back into Twitter throws. No, I think he used to leave it alone. But what I mostly feel bad about, to be quite honest, is that Twitter has an organized problem. Without ya, I'll say that. Twitter, a certain segment of Twitter, the liberal world, black women, they have an issue with Ayesha Curry because Ayesha Curry was putting out certain sentiments a couple of years ago that ran contrary to the black matriarchal paradigm of the so-called black community. She was telling females that they should not dress a certain way. And that's a major, major issue with the modern-day liberal black female. They want to be able to speak about racial issues and talk about white people on the internet, but also be able to rebuke black men who asked them to make sure that they dress in a way to honor their family and themselves. The modern-day liberal black female does not see a correlation between how she dresses and the energy that exudes from her based on how she's attired or how she's dressed. She does not care to understand the correlation. So that's why I always tell you brothers that the modern-day woman, particularly the so-called black woman, the liberal black woman, let me specify even more, have three altars: the racialist, the globalist, and the feminist. The racialist allows her to talk about race and act like she's going to be someone who's going to lead these rallies and these protests, even though they don't know what the hell they're talking about. The globalist altar is what allows her to put her arms over homosexuals and lesbians and transgenders and people of other races and say, "Let's all love one another and come together." Black man, you're a [ __ ] and a sellout when you date outside of your race, quote-unquote. But when I do it, "Love is love." And then the third altar is their most potent altar, that being the feminist altar. So that's the conundrum with the liberal black female on the internet, or quote-unquote Black Twitter, or warped Twitter. So they do go back with Ayesha Curry to a degree, but that's a part of it. That's part of the collateral damage of trying to promote a corporate brand on the internet.

Ayesha Curry is opening her own restaurant, and Steph is always gonna be behind that because he knows that she's very insecure. He knows that she's very insecure. He knows that one of the main reasons why she wanted to get with him because she saw that his career was about to take off. So it was very strategic. I'm not saying that she does not love him, but that was part of it. So he knows that she loves for attention, she loves for fame to a degree. It's still not going to make her happy in the long run, but you have to appease her because she's a child with breasts. She's a child with breasts, man. A child with titties. And until she gets to be about 45 years old, that's when the light is gonna start to glimmer a little bit, and hopefully she'll begin to understand that these things are not just about her. Life is just not about her. Even though she can, of course, be a good mother to their children. The woman, for the most part, believes that life is all about them. Not all women, but the vast majority, especially if they're liberal and a lot of their ideological leanings, they do believe that. And then when you add on to the fact that 99.999% of these broads on Twitter and Facebook and Instagram talking all this [ __ ], are single and they're never going to have a man. Because in order for you to be in a functional relationship, your mind has to be on your man and on your children. You don't have time to be on the internet all day. So that's how you know that most of these broads that are always on the internet on all these social media platforms, they don't never have what it takes to be a wife. The term "wife" literally means servant. A lot of people not going to like that or accept that. It's okay, but that's what the word "wife" means. It means servant. Part of us that she's not woken up. But it depends on what you mean by the term "woke." Because "woke" has multiple meanings depending on who you're speaking to or who you're speaking about. That's why I use that term "woke." Ewok. Like, "woke" is like a branch on the Luciferian tree, and then that branch has other branches that branch off, and then twigs and leaves and etc. So "woke" can be that she's a contrarian to any form of male energy. That's the most severe form, and most of these so-called liberal black females are woke on that level. "Woke" can be that she's not going to talk about what white people need to do for black people all day. So that's part of it. But I think that the main reason why many of these people on Twitter come against Ayesha Curry is because she's not as willing as they want her to be to exude the [ __ ] altar, the mother of Babylon altar, that so many of these females in modern-day America or Western civilization they want. Well, that's why you have to understand that you cannot look for happiness, quote-unquote happiness, whatever that is, on social media. Happiness, first off, is momentary. That's not what you should be looking for in life. You should be looking for contentment and satisfaction. And that means having goals and pursuing your goals and incrementally accomplishing your goals. That's really what life is about. And be a self-validated happiness is fleeting, just like hopefully sadness is and other emotions. But we have to search our contentment, especially a so-called black man. We have to search out contentment, plus et cetera, whatever you want to call it. That's what we should be searching for. And the women in our lives have to understand that as well. And if they don't understand that, they have to go. [Music] Be careful, Marcellus. They gonna call you toxically masculine. Well, I won't say that she never does anything malicious. I mean, maybe by malicious, you mean she, she never does anything to purposefully hurt someone. I would not even assign her that level of credit because we don't know her personally. So we don't really know what she's capable of. She might be a completely different person behind closed doors. But the image that she projects on television is of someone who is, "Oh, I didn't know," uh, you know, that naive Tate type of [ __ ]. Who knows? That could all be an act. She could be a complete dominatrix mentally behind closed doors, just someone who just beats down people who disagree with her. Who knows? That's what Steph Curry to deal with.

The point being is this, the real issue between Ayesha Curry and some of the people who were trying to nitpick her on the internet is that she's not willing to be a guiding light for women in the way that TV tells them that they should want to be guided. And there's some reasons for that. Number one, Ayesha Curry's not from America. Number two, she was raised in a home where there seems to have been two parents there who presided over her, seemingly. I could be wrong about that, but that's the energy that I get, that she had two parents in her home and that she was accustomed to seeing a father or a male figure in the house. And that's one of the main reasons why the modern-day females or liberal females in America or in Western civilization have such a difficult time in their relationships. They're raised in environments where there's no male figure in the home presiding over the family. Therefore, it's very difficult for them to share a space in their apartment or their house after the marriage. And once again, that's why I state that my channel is a pro-choice channel geared toward the so-called black man. It's not my job or any other man's job to try to change women. It's my job to try to inform brothers to the best of my ability to watch out for certain signs and certain red flags. That's what we need to do. And when we do those things, we're going to find that we avoid a lot of the pitfalls. I wouldn't call an issue, I call it a characteristic. Sometimes it's good to be quote-unquote conspiratorial, whatever that means or whatever that's meant to connote. Many times they'll call you a quote-unquote conspiracy theorist when you're a three-dimensional thinker. Sometimes they call you a conspiracy theorist if you, if you're borderline batshit crazy. So you have to be able to validate why you think what you think. That's why when I make many of the statements that I make, I go about trying to provide as much empirical data as possible and as much context as possible so that people can grasp where I'm coming from and not just speaking off the top of the head and, "Oh, I saw a five-minute video and I'm just going to mimic and regurgitate what I saw in this five-minute video trying to be a YouTube scholar." That's not how you get understanding. Well, I agreed that I would definitely be with that. Well, they're trying to make, quote-unquote, "ratchet," as you call it, or really just being a low-level female, they're trying to make that the standard. And pretty much, they've succeeded in that. That's why, that's why they get so offended. I've seen certain famous so-called black females or liberal black females who happen to be in Hollyweird. I've seen many of their social media platforms and the things that they say are amazing. The things that they try to push, promote, their social media platforms are amazing. The level of disrespect that they have for the masculine principle, they have no respect or regard for whatsoever. Once again, that is part and parcel of being inherent to the veneration of the mother goddess. That's why they always tell you that the mother goddess was able to bring forth a child without the help of a man, without the seed of a man. And even that story, well, that narrative about the mother goddess is misunderstood. But it doesn't matter because most of these modern liberal females, they're too far gone. It's why I said leave them alone. Do not argue with them. Do not try to go back and forth with them. Leave them to their own devices, which as they get older, those devices become literal, i.e., dildos and vibrators. Those are the only devices that they can utilize because they have no mental devices. Absolutely. That's why Cardi B is so huge. Once again, Cardi B is a manifestation of that [ __ ] altar. That is who the modern-day woman, the liberal woman, wants to mimic. Or that's the image that's being put forth in front of them for them to mimic. So it's pretty much a codependent relationship dynamic between the masses of liberal females in Western society and the images or the heroes that are put forth in front of them, or heroines, I should say, that are put forth in front of them to make sure that that whore archetype is constantly reinforced. They want it, and it's provided for them. That's why people like Cardi B blow up so fast. And before her, Nicki Minaj. And now they have this new chick from Houston, what's her broad's name again? Megan a Stallion. That's gonna be the next person who they blow up because that, that archetype, that energy of the [ __ ] of Babylon has to constantly be reinforced over and over and over again. That's why when I did the video on Cardi B, I told you that when Nicki Minaj was at her peak, well, she was at her zenith, that is when they were prepping Cardi B. Cardi B is at her peak, they were prepping Megan a Stallion and whoever else is gonna come after them. There's just one long conveyor belt of demons, one after the other. And it's just meant to confuse a woman because as long as you... Yes, and it's only getting started. That fire is gonna get hotter, especially, especially what Ayesha Curry is going to make statements like she did a few years ago about women dressing less sexual or sexual in nature, which is funny to me because many of her outfits are overly provocative. But it's clear that Steph Curry can't say much in the house. His job is just to act as the security guard and someone to buffer her relatively flimsy self-confidence. And she's also his handler. But that's, that's a whole other level. It doesn't realize social behavior. I think there's something cute about the way she is. The innocence of her social media is not real. I have to pause that for a second. The brother, the brother Levar Arrington said that there's something appealing about her, the innocence of her. No, she's not innocent. There's nobody innocent, particularly these modern liberal females. And Ayesha Curry is a liberal female. She's just on a different level. She's not as overt with it. But when she sat on television and she wondered aloud about why she was not receiving the same amount of attention from male groupies as Steph is receiving from female groupies, what she was doing was confirming that yes, she's prone and privy to the same weaknesses and shortcomings as all these other liberal females. It's just that she's not as overt with it because the programming that she received in Canada to be a quote-unquote strong woman, there's a little bit disparate from what most of these females receive here in America who are raised from the youth of burden household. But it's what, it's designed to make us look ratchet. I agree with that to a degree. Social media is designed to make people look bad who are meant to look bad because everyone does not deserve a voice. No disrespect. Certain people not going to like this, but everyone should not have the ability to express themselves over the internet because they're not thoughtful. They just say whatever comes from their gut, which is base level mental projection. There's no, there's no meditation. There's, there's nothing really substantive that's going to proceed from their mouth because they don't think about what they say and how it affects others or how it's going to affect their environment. Everything that we say and that we think is going to affect what goes on around us. It's going to affect those who cohabit with us. It's going to affect those who depend on us. So we always have to monitor and moderate our thoughts. And what social media has done is, is train people to believe that whatever they think at the moment, just go ahead and say it because they're not going to be any real repercussions for it anyway. Allegedly, allegedly. Anyway, that's one. Basically, be it on that. Brothers, this will be an ongoing series, clearly, because it's very important that we understand what a wife is. And if many of these females that are around us want to be wives, just in order for you to accept a woman into your sphere, you have to know exactly what it is that you want from her and what she's willing to provide. Every woman that you come across does not necessarily have to want to be a wife. And when I say wife, I'm not talking about contractually, I'm talking about commitment-wise, mentally, and spiritually, etc. But if she does not want to be a wife, you have to know that beforehand. Well, you're gonna end up in a situation that you cannot get out of. You're gonna end up in a very bad situation. You have a lot of brothers who have done time in jail or prison, or who are dead, because they did not understand the woman. It's a piece.