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AskDrO’s 10 Absolute Things Men Love In Women

Posted on 19 December 2010. Tags: abuse, affair, African-American, AskDrO.com, attractive, beautiful, behavior, Beyoncé, black, blog, change, cheating, children, communication, compatibility, complaining, controlling, couple, D.owens, deception, depression, diplomatic, ditzy, Divorce, Dr. O, empathize, explorative, expressive, fathers, fault, female, finances, forgive, forgiveness, gentlemen, genuineness, hate, husband, independence, influence, inspiration, intelligence, judgment, ladies, love, loving, lying, male, Marriage, married, MD, men, owens, pleasantry, positive, relations, relationship, relationships, respect, sex, sexual, sexuality, single, solution, spontaneity, ten, things, versatility, warning, White, wife, women

Ladies…we have done posts in the past regarding relationships, how to love the one you’re with, and what red-flag signs to look for. Whether you are single or already with the love of your life, you can benefit from learning a few things men love about you. After reviewing the results of a survey, AskDrO.com [...]

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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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