To Ride or Die or Roll Out: 8 Signs You’re a Fool for Your Man

June 15th, 2012 - By Toya Sharee

Source: ru-crazy.com

There are few things as strong as a woman’s love and loyalty for her man…except for maybe her denial. Call her a ratchet, ride or die chick, down A$$ chick or whatever clever hip-hop lyric label she may have for the moment, but she’ll be the one driving the getaway car when the heat is coming down on her boo, putting money on his books and taking his momma to church while he’s doing a bid.  Is she faithful or a fool?

Love can make people do foolish things, but unfortunately that love crosses a line into crazy town when you are investing way more into a relationship than what you are receiving.  You may find that you need to pull over and question why you continue to place yourself in a situation where you have to constantly switch the lanes of love to avoid all of the potholes and pitfalls your partner keeps allowing to come your way.  If you’re dating any of the following eight men, it’s time to cut your losses and roll out:

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1.  Mr. AARP MC

You’re pulling 80 hours a week at work to keep the electricity on so your man can spend his days in his makeshift studio, in the basement of your house, with his Casio and “Beats By Dre.”  Oh, did we mention said boo is pushing 45?  When in a relationship, partners have a responsibility to support one another’s dreams.  But there’s a difference between dreams and delusions, especially when you’re the one pulling all the weight.  It’s your responsibility to be honest and there’s no reason he can’t pick up a part-time job and save the MC’in for after-hours.

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  • Honeybee30

    I have been there with those type of idiots. Now, I am single and alone. Much happier!

  • guess who88

    mr baby daddy imo may possibly mean mr. whoring around just saying. and who wants to hear his sob stories about child support and the so called horrible ex. i’ll pass.

  • Native_Noir

    LMFAO at the AARP one. That pic is priceless! And “orange jumpsuit and socks with sandals” was too effin funny. I just feel some type of way about being with a dude that did any kind of time in prison…I’m too noid for that. I know a guy that was raped in prison. A bunch of Men locked up together for an extended period of time with NO FEMALES around…., no can do!

  • CA Pullen

    I don’t understand why some of these women allow this kind of foolishness. As far Mr.AARP, there is a point if your rap career or entertainment career is not happening, you need to take a job to help bring in some money. You have to at least have some income coming in until he start making more money. If the women tells these guys that they don’t have to work. Why should he? It is mostly the women’s fault the guy doesn’t work. Then you get mad at him and call him lazy when you told the man that he does not have to work. Another thing I am not understanding why some of these women are dating men who are in prison and on death row? You are wasting you life waiting on man who will be locked for years. That is crazy. If the woman was locked up, do you think the man is going to wait for her? No. I just don’t understand it. For the baby daddy, like the previous person indicated, if he is not taking care of all the other children he produced with these other women, what make you think he will take care of yours? Some of these women think they have platinum on their stuff the man would change. Hello, he will not change. You cannot change the man by having a baby by him. The man will not change. I just don’t understand why they put up with these type of men over and over again,.

  • RedButterfly81

    Sad that these women out here fall for these type of men. Then they have their friends and family try to tell them to let that man go because they’re no good for them and they can do better, but they don’t listen.

  • lela

    I know 2 women who are going through this Mr. Death row crap right now! And they actually married these dudes! I’m like really?

  • Gimmeabreak78

    I take slight issue with the final one, “Mr. Baby Daddy”. The author says that 1 or 2 baby mamas indicates a relationship that didn’t work out. My limit is one baby mama. One child out of wedlock is a mistake. Having multiple children out of wedlock is a mentality. I am not interested (and will never be) interested in a mad with multiple children out of wedlock.

    • cabugs

      I agree 100%. I took issue with that one as well because 2 baby mamas is one too many. That is just as trifling as 3 or more.

    • darcampb

      Agreed. Only I’d take it to the next step and say that for me, NO baby mamas is my preference. A child born in wedlock to an exwife perhaps. I’m not a baby mama myself, so I consider that to be a fair standard to have for myself.

      • guess who88

        agree with you too.

    • ieshapatterson

      same here.if he has 1,2,3,4,5,kids with several different women,then he’s not worth the time.the only time i can see that working out,is if he was MARRIED and to ONE woman and had a couple of kids.

    • guess who88

      ita!

  • jason vorhees

    The inmate ones are funny! Smh @ any woman who would waste their time over some dude that is locked up. Its a gazillion single non current/ex-con men in the country for you to find instead of spending 2 days a week going to a jail to talk to him through a cage and leaving your hard earned money on his “books”