Christelyn is Right on Black Females Losing Feminimity Due to the Struggle.

Last year You Christelyn Karazin  started her infamous Pink Pill Program. An Interactive online Program that teaches black women feminimity strategies. Christelyn Karazin has marketed it as a much needed program for blk women because she says that many black women's mothers were too busy struggling to teach their daughters feminimity. It is a pretty expensive program but christelyn basically says that it is worth it and much needed. Personally I agree with this. I've been waiting for someone to come along and teach these women feminimity for quite some time now. Black American Women simply do not have the training to be feminine in today's world. I personally blame the civil rights movement for much of this. The civil rights movement turned black women into racial warriors, as many risked their lives in marches and sit ins at racist white businesses. Many american black women today still have that social justice mindset where they see themselves as black first and not women first. As a result many black women abandoned feminine principles in the decades after the civil rights movement. Black women today often act masculine in public, jumping in a cashier's face or waitress's face for getting their order wrong or just loudly expressing their discontent in public. This has become so prevalent that black women have received a bad reputation as being the most masculine females in western society. I feel sorry for black women because of this and would like to see a change myself. 

This is why I think the Pink Pill is a good thing at the end of the day. Lets face it black women in this day and age are absolutely miserable and nothing is going to change that except drastic action. Many black women today are college educated and have no one to share their lives with. Many will die alone and that is just a shame. Miserable black women create more misery in the world around them, which means more inconviences for other black people in public. If the pink pill is successful it will mean a world with potentially more happy black women. This is a world that will be more easier to deal with in the end. 

The Cost of Swirling.

You know where I come from, talking shit comes with consequences. Enter Christelyn Karazin. Christilyn has been preaching swirling since 2010, an ideology that modern day blk women need to persue relationships love and marriage from sources other than blk men. Now I personally do not have a problem with this. I do not persecute people for dating outside their race or persuing relationships outside their race. However the problem with swirlers is that they do it from a negative aggressive stance. I want to quote Mr. Research on this idea. Swirlers are different from Interracial daters. Interracial daters are peaceful, however a swirler interracially dates while downing the opposite gender of their own ethnicity. Many Chinese women actually do this. However Christelyn Karazin is promoting this among blk women now. This stance is very antagonistic and disrepectful of blk men. However Christelyn Karazin does not care. She says people have threatned her over the years for her stances, mainly it was other blk women who threatned her. 

However last month I believe Christelyn did a video complaining about mail sent to her neighbors that talked about her work in an unflattering light. I believe she said the mail had a Texas return address. This was a big controversy for her platform. She went on to talk about it with her minion "Kendall St. Charles" (Brooklyn Bleu) in a livestream. She just doesn't seem to get that when you put out negative energy you are going to get that negative energy back from the universe. I took note that she immediately presented the theory that it was a blk man who she thinks did it. She also said her white mother in law said that she also believed it was a black man (go figure.) Nevermind the fact that the most vicious attacks she has received in the past have been from blk women. We will just ignore that. Kinda find it funny how she goes out of her way to try to make the blk man seem like thsi big evil villian. That is what she has to do to support her narrative. However my intuition tells me thsi was not a blk man at all. If you read between the lines carefully it points to two suspects, either a blk women who she has received attacks from her whole career or white person. The reason I say "white person" is because whoever did it targeted her relations with her neighbors and her family (as her inlaws were mailed too.) Many non blacks have stronger family and communal cohesion than the African American community. And whoever did it was attacking that and had that in mind. We don't know who committed this act but in the future we have to assume that this may be bought to light. Until then, the girl who swirls will continue to get the same energy she puts out.