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Learn The Art of Complimenting A Man.

Posted on 26 February 2011. Tags: accomplishments, African-American, aggression, ambition, art, askdro, AskDrO.com, aspect, aspects, beautiful, behavior, better, black, blog, change, cocky, comfort, compliment, confident, couples, D.owens, Dr. O, drive, empathetic, female, gay, guarantee, hate, help, homosexual, iron-clad, looks, love, male, man, Marriage, men, notice, physical, positive, psyche, relations, relationship, relationships, savoir-faire, sex, sexual, singles, slang, style, tackle, things, trust, woman, women

Women have it great when it comes to being complimented. There are so many traits about a woman which deem them flawless, beautiful, gorgeous, breathtaking, and other words to describe their style or personality. For men, a compliment rolls off the tip of our tongue, and the art of it comes in many different [...]

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The End of “e-” In Egypt

Posted on 04 February 2011. Tags: ABC news, abuse, activist, Africa, aggression, aggressive, angry, anxiety, AskDrO.com, ban, Barack Obama, behavior, block, blog, blogging, business, candidate, change, children, CNN, coalition, connection, connectivity, coordination, counting America, crash, Current events, deception, depressed, depression, disconnect, disorder, Dr. O, education, electronic, extreme, fault, genocide, government, Hosni Mubarak, illegal, impeach, Internet, ISP, journalists, lift, Media Play, men, nation, networks, newtorking, out of control, overhaul, people, presidency, president, protest, protestor, radio, resignation, School, social, syndicate, television, terrorism, third-party, together, turmoil, violence, women, zero

Now I know that many of you either watch the news, read the papers or listen to the radio regarding social, political or scientific information. But for those of you who DON’T, I’m sure that you are asking yourselves (and others) what’s going on with that thing in Egypt? AskDrO is here to give you [...]

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Lesbians and Women on the DL: Yeah, It’s True!

Posted on 10 December 2010. Tags: abuse, affair, African-American, aggression, American, anger, anxiety, AskDrO.com, atlanta, behavior, bisexual, black, blog, change, cheating, club, culture, D.owens, deception, depression, disorder, DL, down low, faithful, fault, female, freak, gay, Georgia, hate, homosexual, hurt, infidelity, intimacy, issue, Kim Zolziak, lesbian, lover, lying, Marriage, men, misled, obsessive, out of control, owens, prostitution, Real Housewives of Atlanta, relations, relationship, relationships, rumors, same, sex, sexual, sexuality, shortage, society, straight, tabloid, Tracy, trauma, unfaithful, warning, woman, women, women's

Last night, after watching RHOA, I began to ponder over a couple of women’s sexuality issues. The first issue is, “Can a woman be on the DL?’ This thought ran through my mind because of Kim of the Real Housewives of Atlanta. Although she has admitted her sexuality openly to the blogs and tabloids, she still seems [...]

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Are Courting Men An Endangered Species?

Posted on 08 December 2010. Tags: abuse, affair, African-American, age, aggression, anger, anxiety, aphrodisiac, askdro, AskDrO.com, behavior, black, broke, club, communication, contact, conversation, couples, courting, D.owens, dating, deception, depression, dinner, disorder, Dr. O, dumped, educated, endangered, energy, facets, father, female, gentlemen, grandfather, hate, independence, intimacy, love, machismo, macho, male, males, Marriage, men, movie, obsessive, out of control, persona, relations, relationship, relationships, rough, sex, sexual, single, soft, species, stability, strong, subordination, theory, thug, tradition, treatment, uncles, upbringing, woman, women

For the men…most of us remember our fathers, grandfathers, or uncles telling us to “treat our women like princesses”. Even more, when we talk to Black women, they want to be treated “like a queen”. Right? Yes? NO! For the average young Black female, the days of going out, talking on the phone first and [...]

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