Don't Make a Black Woman Take Off Her Earrings by Tyler Perry
Author:Tyler Perry
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
Published: 2006-01-15T00:00:00+00:00
PART SIX
DONâT ASK DR. MADEA
ADVISORY
The advice contained in this chapter may be hazardous to your health or kill you.
The Fried-Everything Diet
Back in the day, I would be considered what was called âfine.â A good thirty, forty years ago, I would be considered sexy. Just go back and look at some old pictures of real people, like Marilyn Monroe and Pearl Bailey, Aretha Franklin. You go back and look at them. You will see how it was to be sexy way back then.
Nowadays, you look at the magazines, and all you see are these skinny girls everywhere. I donât understand it. Thereâs nothing sexy about a rib cage. Men donât want no rib cage, what the hell! Back in my day, men wanted some meat on the bone. So thatâs why I eat to stay fine. You look at little Beyoncé. Sheâs got an old womanâs booty but the rest of her body is a little too skinny, so that ainât sexy. Sexy was when you are even all over. You are 45-40-45. Thatâs sexy.
I eat because I got to stay this size because I want to keep a man. See, when youâre full-figured like I am, itâs easy to keep a man, especially in the winter. In the summertime, they donât want to be around you because youâre too hot all the time. And to tell you the truth, I donât want to be around them, either. But in the wintertime, theyâll snuggle up against you to stay warm, especially if you ainât paid the gas bill. This is particularly true if you got a skinny manâbelieve me, heâs really going to be up under you.
My favorite food is fried. Period. Whateverâs fried, thatâs my favorite. The deeper you fry itâ¦the better. I love fried everything: fried chicken, fried catfish, fried potatoes, fried collard greens.
My diet is âEat till youâre full, drink till you fall out, and then get up the next day and do it again.â Now, I can do that for as long as I live. (I am a diabetical right now, so I have to slow down some. You know, you canât eat everything when youâre a diabetical. They tell me itâs because of my diet. But I donât know, because I have a cousin named Eileen. She used to eat a whole lot of food, too. She got it, too, but she was real skinny. So I donât know what theyâre saying. All I know is somebodyâs making some money on this insulin they selling. Theyâre selling insulin like dope. More folk got diabetes these days than ever before. What happened? Back in the day, you never heard about diabetes. Now everybodyâs got it. I donât know. Something must be in the water.)
One day they tell you that you can eat something, then the next day, they tell you itâs unhealthy. I donât understand all these people say theyâre experts. Expert in this! Expert in that! How the hell are you an expert in food! Yeah,
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