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VIDEO: Miss Too Independent – You May Not Be Wife Material (473 hits)

by BMWK Staff | on June 5th, 2012
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This video was submitted to us and we had to share it. In this emotional video Dr. Antoinette Smith explains to the independent ladies that they might not be wife material. She shares her personal story and how despite having all of the material indicators of success she didn’t have the characteristics necessary for being a wife.

From YouTube:

Dr. Smith gets personal and has a discussion with independent, career-focused women (both married and unmarried). The road map to transitioning from an old mindset to wifely material is available in her book – “You’re More Than What Meets The Eye…The Independent Woman’s Guide to Becoming Wifely Material.”

I love how she talks about the fact that marriage has truly upgraded her. Check the video out below and let us know what you think in the comment section.

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Although I realize what this lady is saying, I think what she missed what the arrogance and attitude that comes with thinking one is Miss It. People like this woman before she got married, were thinking that they didn't need anyone because they are doing stuff for themselves and buying stuff for themselves. Being independent is good, but thinking you're all that and being arrogant are entirely different things. This in my opinion is what's wrong with many women especially proactive Black single professional women.

Heck, some of us won't even consider someone without a degree or business when we've achieved such heights, but loneliness can change us for the better at times.

Always stay grounded (humble) no matter what one achieves and know that without the good health that has been given to us and the strength given by God, we could not achieve much on our own. Women like this allow the enemy to deceive them at some point. We have to stay humble at all times.

Sunday, June 10th 2012 at 10:47AM
Jen Fad

@ Saint,

[...Social events are not trophy case ceremonies about doing for self...]

Yes that's the truth but alot of Black Single Professional people fall into that trap. Don't let it be a Black men who's doing well because you guys can really loose your dang minds! All of a sudden, Black Single Professional men become a in demand commodity not just for the sisters but for all women. I know this to be the case, because I've heard some Black men slip out and say it as if it was the Gospel Truth they were speaking.

For the Black Professional Single Women, of course the lady in the blog has already hit on how this plays out, but we must stay humble and know that we have nothing in and of our own but its the Creator who gives us the talent and gifts to achieve these things in our lives not for ourselves alone but to help others.

Saturday, June 23rd 2012 at 8:45PM
Jen Fad