“Wow, I’m a woman of substance, intelligent, attractive, charismatic, spiritually grounded, refined, cultured, nurturer, professional, homemaker, sexy, and multidimensional. Any sane man would deem me a Diamond in the Rough, wonderful wife, or marriage material. So, why do I always end up in dysfunctional relationships, with half-raised dubious men who intentionally try to break my spirit repeatedly? My entire dating experience has been one massive disaster after another, filled with lies, betrayal, abuse, disrespect, and mistreatment in various forms or fashions. I know my worth! So why do I doggedly choose losers, jerks, imposters, men incapable of loving me in the way I desire, and deserve? I don’t have a specific preference. I date a variety of quality men, so I thought. For some reason, they appear into my life as the answers to my exhaustingly long patient wait for true love. Eventually, they transform into creatures of the same descents, displaying similar dysfunctional behaviors. What’s going on, I feel like I’m in the middle of a conspiracy theory. They’re secret agents working together, plotting against the essence of my soul. They come at different times. Appearing unique, possessing similar game, as if they’re all one in the same. If I didn’t know any better, I would assume they’re all related. Better yet, they remind me of my Daddy.” If this is similar to your dating experiences, then you may want to continue reading the article.
How was your relationship with your Biological Father? How did your father treat your mother or the women in his life? What type of personality did he have? These are just some questions to consider, if you want to understand your selection process. You may want to stop here, ponder for a moment, and take notes. Unknowingly to most, your father, present or not, was mainly responsible for shaping your perception/picture of men. His role was fundamental to your development from childhood into adulthood. He set the standard of a man, beliefs that a young girl would subconsciously/unintentionally use to establish low or high standards internally/within. The role he portrayed would evolve into a normal state of being in her mind. She would most likely attract men who emulate/copy or reject his ways, or take on his behavior in adulthood. Honestly ask yourself, “Was my father a good man, was he a man of high morale? Am I my father? Are the men in my life a reflection of my Daddy?
Most family models of what a family should be sets up abusive, emotionally dishonest dynamics. What we considered normal Black parenting was abusive in nature, linked back to the slavery era. “Children are to be seen not heard, Do as I say not as I do,” does not work with children at all. We know this because we’re emulating/copying some of our parent’s behaviors now. The standard of a good father differs. So, I’m going to mention just a few attributes. A father provides a strong secure foundation as an ACTIVE leader, protector, provider, fun loving, disciplinary, confidant, and nurturer. He’s the definition of a man. A reflection of God’s image and love, rather or not he resides in the household. His relationship with women provides daughters with key knowledge of a man’s desires, behaviors, and thinking process. His behavior establishes expectations of treatment. He understands how critical it is to invest an appropriate amount of time, energy, and emotions into his daughter, enabling her into a well-grounded, lovely, confident, high-esteem, mighty, successful woman. This woman will most likely select decent or honorable men to date, men who resemble her wonderful father. Her father’s role is not an alternate role, and love is irreplaceable. Stepfather’s are not the replacements of biological fathers, they’re alternates, and the same rules should apply.
On the other hand, Pimp Daddies are poor examples of fathers. Most behave as if their dubious behavior or secret double lives will not affect their daughters. That belief couldn’t be further from the truth. Daughters who witness the verbal or physical abuse of their mothers WILL go through the drama in adulthood as well. Pimp Daddies look at your beautiful Angels. Imagine your daughter getting her ass kicked, by someone’s son who possesses similar traits. He will demean your daughter as you demean her mother or the women in your life. Now, he will do as you do, unto your daughter, your princess, your baby girl. You can bet on the fact that he’s emulating their father’s pimp ways as well. You should also imagine him feeling empowered by his ability to break her spirit. You may be thinking, “No he won’t. I’m going to game my daughter up. Let one of those Young ***** cross my doorstep looking for my Baby girl. I’ll be waiting with my pistol or other forms of destruction.” Usually comments such as these provide fathers with temporary gratification and comfort. Well, I have news for you Daddies. Most fathers claim the same things, and soon discover that they can’t stop a Pimp/Player from inflicting his wrath of pain upon Daddies Girls. Wow, that bit of truth might trigger denial! The fact is daughters will most likely select, a Pimp like their Daddies! The odds are not in her favor at all.
Womanizing behaviors such as, serial cheating, pimping women for money and gifts, traveling from various baby’s mama to prospective girlfriend’s houses, will influence daughter to either accept or inflict similar behaviors. If they accept the behavior, they will evolve into fixers, and set goals to fix the broken man. She’ll help him find a job, establish a new career, clean up his appearance by purchasing clothes, assist him with working through internal issues, personality flaws, insecurities, substance-abuse, and etc. Usually he doesn’t change, may even resist, or resent her efforts. She’ll continue to make massive sacrifices all in the name of unconditional love. The love never received by her father. If he does it’s a temporary change, usually the dog will just return to his vomit, dump her and move on to another woman of substance. She will most likely repeat the “save the dog syndrome” after he’s finish sucking the life from her spirit as well. Why you may ask, well it’s certainly not because she’s stupid, or she asked to be mistreated, although most would love to believe those myths. No, this is what her father taught her love was with his actions. She will remain in the relationship proving to her “father” that she’s worthy of love, did I say father or man? I said father, remember the man is just a reflection of her father.
If a husband is overbearing, selfish, aggressive, and demeans his wife with despicable names such as fat ass, hoars, bitches, sluts, etc. Then most likely his daughter will marry a man similar to her father. Or she’ll marry a passive, self-sacrificing martyr, loving, sensitive, respectful more than worthy man, and will evolve into her father and mistreat him just as her father mistreated her mother. When confronted, she won’t apologize, because her behavior will be justified as normal in her sick and twisted, distorted eyes. She’ll endure his hateful put-downs, mocking, and insensitivity, and allow men to use her insecurities to control her, or keep her in her rightful place as a needy subservient wife. The more he mistreats her the more she loves and attempts to prove her unconditional selfless love to a man who’s nothing more than a reflection of her Biological Pimp Daddy. Eventually, she will become addicted to chaos, and remain caught up in dysfunctional continuous cycles of loving and hurting.
These women grew up in situations where they witnessed their father’s drunken rampages, drug abusive behaviors, abusive episodes, sexual deviant behaviors, rage episodes, and etc. They also watched they’re weakened mothers accept and endure. Most young girls resented their mothers for allowing the behavior, or because of her lack of ability to resolve the problems. As children, they began thinking about resolutions. They tell themselves, “When I grow up I’m going to do what mommy couldn’t do. She’s stupid, I’m never going to allow a man to treat me like that.” Why is she making Daddy mad? She’s making him want to leave us.” Fairy tales where the Prince kissed and rescued the damsel in distress, influenced such thinking. As adults, they marry frogs they can change and turn into the man of their dreams. As adults, these same women make comments such as, “I can’t believe she let her man get away, or “When are you going to find a decent man?” I call these ladies, the send off girls! Sadly, they believe that any man is better than no man, and that a dysfunctional man is the epitome of a man, because he’s just like their Pimp Daddies.
If you see yourself or your father in one of the scenarios and you find yourself blaming men for abusing you time and time again. You may want to stop blaming the Pimps who are merely just reflections of deeper-rooted issues. You may want to search within for the answers. I too was a victim of dating self-professed pimp/players with similar characteristics of my father. I will not share my story. You’ll have to read that in my up-coming memoir, “Dumb Blonde Black Girl.” However, I will share, that I applied mental tools to reprogram my thinking, and self-destructive behaviors. Presently, I’m no longer attracted to sick and twisted men, who constantly fed off my pain and attempt to suck the very life from my soul! Now that’s a thing of my past. What I now realize is that I was my worst enemy. Once I focused on my inner versus physical development, everything else fell into place. I no longer desired Pimps like my Daddy, in fact I despised their dubious ways on levels your never understand.
The law of attraction is accurate when it claims, “We are who we attract.” Sadly, we’re sometimes reflections of our imperfect biological parent’s parenting. Thank God, we weren’t built to break, our bodies, minds, and spirits were built to restore. Some father’s established their dubious behaviors and poor parenting from their Pimp Daddies, and unintentionally pass the generational curses down to their daughters and sons. However, God does not give us more than we can handle. He’s capable of renewing the minds of broken daughters and fathers. My Heavenly Daddy is my new example of a perfect father. All I had to do was seek him and follow his principles solely designed to protect me from the grasps of victimizers. Now, I’m a reflection of my Heavenly Father versus my biological father. Sometimes, we must reflect back to where we established learned behaviors, or generational curses, in order to heal today. We must fully understand ourselves if we desire to operate from higher states of awareness, or if we desire to experience joy. If you can relate, then consider attending the next Victorious Vision Workshop, “Daddy’s Girls why do you keep Dating Pimps like your Daddy? I can provide you with mental tools to identify and replace mental models within, and reprogram self-destructive behavior.
Authoress: Nicole McGill
CEO/President of Victorious Visions Inc.
Thank you for your time and feel free to provide feedback friends.
Authoress: Nicole McGill
CEO/President of Victorious Visions Inc.
Thank you for your time and feel free to provide feedback friends.
hey you, link the blog to your facebook page instead of copying the blog to your notes on facebook, then you will see more interaction on both the blog and your private site.......ps keep doing what you doing
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful excerpt and relevant information regarding relationships. You have hit the nail on the head and I believe your message is timely and relevant. I wish you much success with this project.
ReplyDeleteWOW. Speechless. Well written.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is that Nicole this is as cold as ever....you are a very intelligent woman!
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Kimmie
Informative. and thought provoking. A point that many should reflect on an ponder over
ReplyDeletethank you dear friend for the sharing of your insights and expressions . . . i am honored.
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bill
To God Be the Glory!
ReplyDeleteFirst read...awesome and so true. Keep doing what you do.
ReplyDeleteSpeaks volumes & was definitely needed at this very moment in my life.Thank you & May God continue to strengthen you to be used by Him to Bless & Encourage others.
ReplyDeleteLori
NICOLE YOU ON POINT WITH THIS I PREACH ON THIS FOR A MOUNTH STRIGHT I HAVE TOPULL THAT OUT TITLE WHAT HAPPEN TO DADDYS LITTLE GIRL
ReplyDeleteAs a male child growing up under different "daddies" such as pimps, gangsters, players, cons, preachers, teachers,leaders...etc, I have witnessed many ways to treat women as a gentleman and as a rough neck. I treated the female as she displayed how she wanted to be treated, sometimes against my will and hers but that's obeying the "laws of attractions".
ReplyDeleteNicole you asked WHY did you attract losers, jerks, imposters, and men incapable of loving you in the way YOU desired, and deserve? Well, you answered your own question for THAT time in your life.
When I first came across your profile and saw the type of back round you came from my inner "pimp" was activated and I thought to myself yeah she'll go! But over the months and years of studying your profile I come to relize you are a reformed "candy girl" and you would not "go" for just any type of guy flashing money in your face, you look past that and into the inner riches of a man, yes how much is he worth spiritally.
But I must say this concerning "pimp daddies", a woman has more power than a man to convince a person to do bad or good. As the saying goes "don't hate the player, hate the game" and THE SECRET warns "the more you resist the more it presist" and GODS WORD says "love conquers evil"...so don't run from the "Pimp Daddy", just stand up to him and as Steve Harvey book mentions if he wants YOU he will end up adjusting to your demands of respect, needs and wants.
I just wanted to remind you that only a STRONG woman can make a man or brake a man...you are a woman of God and a very strong woman and I know this because you lifted me up many times when I was down and as a result I have gained RESPECT for you. Yes, Professor Mcgill you have the Power to change a "pimp daddy" way of thinking for good or for bad with your knowledge, wisdom, and understanding of how a "pimp daddy" thinks...use reverse psychology!
Victorious Visions is a vessel for various versions of vulnerable victims who value victory over vindictive vicious persons with a view to violating their vision of having any value of self!...
Ms. Nicole C. Mcgill use your God given gifts to unwrap the minds of the victims AND the victimizers!...thank you for opening MY eyes!
This is so on point, and poignant. I congratulate you for taking a deeper look into a psycho schematic deep rooted angle on relationships.
ReplyDeleteIt takes courage to go deeper for our healing. You just freed yourself from years of additional pain, and this, should help other intelligent, good women do the same.
To God be the glory!
I am sorry that so many women have been impacted by negative men. Not trying to even the score, but, if it helps any, there are many men who have been pimped by women too. Maybe these women are the by-products of pimp daddies, but the abuse has to stop. There are no victors in this house of pain. Men and women need to look at each other as gifts, not players in a game. But when you don't understand the purpose of something/someone, then you tend to abuse it.
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ReplyDeleteHello, I read your book and I want to commend you for telling your truth. Before you read my comment, just know these are my opinions and I clearly do not know you well enough to “stress” what you can or cannot do. Just know I appreciate and love to read a well-written book. However, it bothers me to say, “I am disappointed within the manner and structure of your book.” I am also amazed that none of your followers on Facebook has enough courage inside of them to tell you such… Your book was hyped up so well, similar to a box office movie, ‘Oh, Great job per utilizing social media to do so!
Furthermore, I am not denying you the truth about your life and writing a memoir to share it with others, because that takes a lot of healing and courage. The unfortunate part is your book is poorly written and my 17-year-old relative whom is also an avid reader complained about this as well. Moving on, I read your first chapter and I immediately became annoyed, because there are some many grammatical errors. I thought, “What embolsole edited her book before the author released it to be published? And what about the education of the author to allow her “baby” to be released in such condition”! For instance, there are simple errors a spell checker will do the book justice; in addition, an investment of writer software to proof read personal writings!
In addition, I am not sure who edited your book, but let us just say I would fire them and find a very good professional editor, whom holds a proven record of accomplishments or recommendations. For me the book was written too conversational and with an extreme use of slang words. It felt as if I was reading a diary, or a high school essay. Slang Words: Some I had to decipher, and there were tons of errors, fragments, and run-on sentences and a lack of transitional words. The book did not have a very good flow. Your personal story is good, but the flow of the written version is way off. The more I read the book; I became extremely frustrated, because it was written below par.
I am not an editor, but I know of people who are and I know of a few people who are in the mist of writing their memoir, one thing these individuals shared with me is the key to writing anything is to edit, edit, edit, and reedit. Again, I am an avid reader and I know a good written book when I read one. Your book on the other hand, I like the message you are conveying to your audience, but with all the errors, jargon, slang words, and curse words, I found it very difficult to finish your book. ” On the other hand, when a book is poorly written (grammar) you may not be taken seriously...
On the upside, I feel your book has a lot of potential and could possibly reach a larger crowd if you take reediting it into consideration. Based off that mere fact, I would never recommend anyone to read your book, because I cannot say it is a good book. Though I can say, “the author’s life story will take you through several roller coaster rides while reading it, but the story is good and worth sharing.
Lastly, I read the comments of your followers and they are fantastic- very nice people and they truly like you, BUT how many of them truly read your book from beginning to end? Because if they did then they too will know, your book is written with a HUGE amount of errors per my statements above. Now my comment is NOT to discredit you, yet my comment is to "be truthful and honest" concerning the lack of proof reading your book received. The result is a poorly written book with over a hundred errors.
Nikki, if you are reading this, this is D.J. I think you will remember me. Its been a long time. I'm in town for a short stay taking care of some things. I really need to talk to you. I mean I REALLY need to talk to you. I broke my phone. Im staying at the pacific gardens mission downtown on Canal street, but im not gonna be here for long. Come up there and ask for me, or call. This is VERY IMPORTANT NICOLE! DONT WORRY ABOUT THE WAY YOU TALKED TO ME YEARS AGO! FIND ME ASAP NIKKI. PLEASE. IM NOT STAYING FOR MUCH LONGER!
ReplyDeleteNOT NOW, BUT RIGHT NOW NIKKI. PLEASE!!!!!!! (D.J.)
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