Reader Comments (Q/A)
Suprina
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Suprina: Yep. Some parts of that scene were also taken from real life experiences. Lol. For real.
Suprina: I don’t mind bearing with you. I love learning about other cultures as well. By the way, where exactly are you hailing from? And no, those three ingredients (certain hairstyles, urbanwear, child present and no man in sight) don’t necessarily attract the wrong kind of attention separately, but together and in certain neighborhoods, they do tend to work against a sista.
Suprina: Depending on which part of the
Suprina: Well-endowed in his private area. Lol.
Suprina: You had it right. It means to approach someone with interest (good or bad).
Suprina: Shawty is a knockoff word from ‘Shorty’ and ironically has nothing to do with a person’s height. It started out as an endearment between a man and the woman he was dating. Sort of like Boo, Sweetie, Honey, Baby, Sugar. Now men (at least where I’m from) use it to try to get women.
Suprina: To hook up can mean different things depending on the context. In Mr. Sausage Biscuit’s case, it means to ‘have sex with a woman so good that she gets hooked on him or at least gets relieved from sexual frustration’. In a way, he was trying to promise Delia a good time in the bedroom.
Comments
i was out of office since friday SICK!!! toothache and it's only now that i'm catching up so expect to receive a BUNCH of comments from me as i read all the old posts! have to get up to date. i also like when you git on dat nerdbox of your's it's informative to me!! i'll be looking deeper whenever i come across a love scene from hereon so watch out!!!! smiles...
sharon
Yes, I'm a closet nerd and so I will collect and distribute facts on almost any topic.
Yes, pay close attention to love scenes in books, not just mine. They reveal deeper sides of the characters and the story.
Suprina