A short YouTube monologue (by Anwar White) arguing that when a man says he is "busy," it commonly signals lack of interest rather than genuine unavailability. The speaker uses blunt, anecdotal examples (e.g., busy professionals still making time or delegating communication) and repeats the central claim for emphasis.
Okay, Someone said any terms? Should I take a man who ghosted me because he was busy with work area? Construction manager. Anytime a guy says that he's busy, it means that he doesn't like you. And I'm sorry to be, like, very blunt about it, but I want everyone to understand this.
Girl. Barack Obama was not busy enough to have dinner with his family most nights, and he was the leader of the free world.
There's no such thing as busy. Busy means don't like.
Okay, I know. I know women that are literally with doctors and, like, clients, and they text their guy. Girl, their guy. You know what they. You know what those doctors do? They're doing their thing, and they have an assistant saying, hey, can you text my girlfriend back, let her know I'm in surgery? And then I. I'll talk to her in.
45 minutes. Suture.
Right?
So don't ever. If he says busy, that's. That's the B word. Girl. He's basically could just called you A. Okay? That's what. That's how I want you to think about it.