Anwar White riffs on dating older Black men, treating regular doctor visits as a red flag for erectile dysfunction and diabetes. He catalogs the diet problems: processed breakfasts, sugary drinks, and silver teeth crowns that signal deeper health issues.
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Okay, opinions on dating an older black man. Red flag to look out for. Does he go to the doctor regularly? If he doesn't, he probably has ed. And he probably has diabetes. No shade.
So that's one thing that I really look out for.
What's ed? Erectile dysfunction.
Okay, let's put something else on.
Okay.
Not everyone has ed.
I'm pretty sure that half of the black men out there that are 50 plus have ED.
You have to understand that most of these men, the way that they have eaten and the way that they have taken care of themselves, has been horrible for their bodies. When you're eating Miss Debbie Cakes every day.
And you grew up on Capri Suns and sunny D.
Your body is not a wonderland, a wasteland.
Ask him when is the last time he's eaten a salad.
If he had Pop Tarts every morning for breakfast before he went to school, he has Ed.
If he has silver teeth in his mouth because that's what he got for his crowns growing up. And he has more than two or three, he has ED.
Fruit snacks, juicy juice, coca cola.
Ed.
Diet coke, diet ed.
Toaster strudels.
Frozen ed.
If he's eating Lucky Charms.
Marshmallow Ed. That's what his D is doing. It's a marshmallow.
So was it not.
Captain Crunch? His ish is crunchy now.
I don't know.
Now and later. He's not gonna D you down now. He's not gonna D you down later.
Becca.
Someone said, is Ed reversible.
Yeah, the reversible part of Ed is De, which is D. You're either getting D down or you're getting Ed up.