Amber Rose To elease A Book Called "How To Be A Bad B-tch"
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Don't blame the seller, blame the buyer baby. If she put it out there to be consumed, and people consume it.... Who's values does it really reflect?
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Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Well.....
What about black on black crime!
How does that correlate with influencing factors?
I wasn't serious -
Nah books are more of an active mental process than watching tv or listening to musicJudge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Listening to music actually affects your thoughts and moods more strongly. -
Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Well.....
What about black on black crime!
How does that correlate with influencing factors?
I wasn't serious
But I will say that people that dont know who they are look for a "role model" consciously or subconsciously. I think with certain platforms there should be a standard of social responsibility to be maintained.
But I can't tell another adult how they should conduct themselves unless they ask for my opinion. -
Nah books are more of an active mental process than watching tv or listening to musicJudge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Listening to music actually affects your thoughts and moods more strongly.
Word? -
Nah books are more of an active mental process than watching tv or listening to musicJudge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Listening to music actually affects your thoughts and moods more strongly.
Books make me think different, but music makes me feel different. -
Judge_Judah wrote: »
Nah books are more of an active mental process than watching tv or listening to musicJudge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Listening to music actually affects your thoughts and moods more strongly.
Word?
Werd -
Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Well.....
What about black on black crime!
How does that correlate with influencing factors?
I wasn't serious
But I will say that people that dont know who they are look for a "role model" consciously or subconsciously. I think with certain platforms there should be a standard of social responsibility to be maintained.
But I can't tell another adult how they should conduct themselves unless they ask for my opinion.
Speak on this social responsibility -
Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Well.....
What about black on black crime!
How does that correlate with influencing factors?
I wasn't serious
But I will say that people that dont know who they are look for a "role model" consciously or subconsciously. I think with certain platforms there should be a standard of social responsibility to be maintained.
But I can't tell another adult how they should conduct themselves unless they ask for my opinion.
Speak on this social responsibility
Nope -
Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Judge_Judah wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
No. But the media may be used to bolster an already ? up thought process.Black_Samson wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »
Uhhhhh how exactly is that dumb?
If you got the superhead book, this book and a janice Dickinson book then you might be a highly underpaid ? .
Or I might just be curious to read it. I just read a thick ass book on serial killers, I'm a serial killer now? I read that super head book. ? was trash but I was in the book store on break and curious what the bird was talkin bout. I just downloaded some swinger book but I'm never gonna participate in that ? a day in my life.
Reading something doesn't make you what you read.
So then why is it used to assist in creating a profile for serial killers?
Insight.
It doesn't create a serial killer of everyone who reads it though.
This I can agree with.
The thought process was already there to become amplified after indulging in the literature. If it wasn't there then it was just leisure/curious reading.
What about impressionable youths?
What about the tv shows they watch?
What about the music they listen to?
Same ? .
Well.....
What about black on black crime!
How does that correlate with influencing factors?
I wasn't serious
But I will say that people that dont know who they are look for a "role model" consciously or subconsciously. I think with certain platforms there should be a standard of social responsibility to be maintained.
But I can't tell another adult how they should conduct themselves unless they ask for my opinion.
Speak on this social responsibility
Nope
I respect that. -
Wait…you read entire books at the bookstore?
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Wait…you read entire books at the bookstore?
Well yea. Books are expensive and I never re read them so..... -
like in 1 sitting or do you come back and forth? -
The bookstore is relaxing & a stress reliever.
That's probably my top 3 places to be at nowadays -
Depends on the book and the subject but if I don't finish it I will go back the next day.
Most I do in one sitting. -
That's the best job description of hers that I have ever heardAllah_U_Akbar wrote: »So, once and for all, can somebody please explain to me exactly what it is that she does for a living?
She enters into romantic relationships with Black entertainers and converts the relevance from said relationships into paid appearances at night clubs,various hosting jobs, and apparently now literature I guess.. all while maintaining an active social media presence.
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Yall know that 18th century gothic literature is worse than anything in Amber Rose's book or nah?
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keep this away from your daughters
