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Hypersexualization really did a number on us but as much as we go in on female rappers we leave the male entertainers out of this conversation.
Had y’all thinking love was about suffering and making love. Slowly removing the romance and act of being a suitor.
Comedians and artists making it seem like women had to earn the man’s attention.
“I bet you**** him to get that ring.” 
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Randomly mentioning sex in songs even more often then female rappers.
Now you got pickmes out here arguing over birkins, having make providers and calling black women entitled or spoiled for not settling.
After having entitled unworthy men pushing the message that we don’t deserve anything other than to settle for nearly half a century I’m not surprised.
Of course outside forces matter but the men in the media have made just as much if not more of an influence on us.
