Truth Be Told: Men Don't Bring Anything To The Table

What does it really mean for a man to bring something to the table? Today on Truth Be Told, I, DD Sedeora Jaye, am serving up a feast for thought on the true value of a man's worth — and it's not measured in dollar signs. We're challenging the status quo, upending the conventional metrics of material success, and replacing them with the robust pillars of spiritual and emotional strength. As we dissect the intricate layers of a man's essence, we reveal how life's trials and triumphs fortify the proverbial table he brings to his relationships.

Sit down with us as we scrutinize the pressure on men to meet societal expectations that often overshadow the intangible, yet invaluable, contributions they make. It's a candid conversation that flips the script, empowering men to select partners who not only appreciate but enhance their inherent value. Without a single cliche in sight, I urge our brothers to safeguard their core against superficial standards and invite in those who bring mutual respect and genuine substance to the shared table of life. Join us for this revelatory session — no paper goods allowed, only the real deal.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to the DD Sedeora Jaye show.
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Now here is DD Sedeora Jayewith an edition of Truth Be Told
.

Speaker 2 (00:17):
The world's most expensive table sold at an
auction for $4.6 million OnJanuary 20th 1990, in a
Christie's auction held inPhiladelphia.
Today, the table is probablyworth closer to $7.5 million if

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it were to resell in an auction.
Does a man understand the trueworth of his table?
A man's table is the strengthof his bank.
A man's table is built on themuscles of his organs, bones,
skin, hair, dna, makeup, with amixture of life lessons and

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accomplishments.
All of these materials is whatdetermines the sturdiness of a
man's spiritual table.
Does a man recognize the trueworth of his table?
The fabric of a man ispriceless, which leads me to ask

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the question if a man is awareof the value of his table, how
does he allow a woman to comealong and appreciate his work?
A table has to have the strengthto endure everyday life, for it
is used as a workstation, studytable, sewing table, homework,

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breakfast, lunch, dinner, deepconversations.
It's used to hold books,computers and table decor.
The backbone of the table musthave durability to sustain its
value.
A woman expects the solidity ofa man's table to be built from

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height.
Good looks, good teeth, muscles, dress, nice, smell good, great
sex.
A coverer, a protector, aprovider, insurance, 401k, car,
house savings, checkings, stocks, bonds, a business, a side gig,

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a hustle, a college degree anda partridge and a poetry.
Yet when a man accepts that thebackbone of his table is the
makeup of priceless materials,why does he allow a woman who
can only bring paper goods tohis table to depreciate his

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value?
You see, women want to sit attables.
They can't put anything on.
Women want men to be the table,but can't bring anything to the
table.
There are women who can't cooknor cling.
There are sexist, mediocre, nordo they have bank accounts, or
if they do have bank accounts,there is not enough money to

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carry them over to the nextmonth.
They don't have a car nor ahouse.
Their livelihood is based onsocial media likes, nor are they
able to exemplify the basicfundamentals of a successful
relationship.
Men, protect the value of yourtable.
Never allow a woman to comeinto your life and depreciate

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the value of your table, thetrue backbone of your core.
Never allow a woman to stainyour table with cheap attributes
.
Invest in a woman who takes thetime to appraise the
characteristics that make upyour spiritual table.
She will know how to placeelements of substance on your

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table so the value increases.
Men, don't bring anything tothe table, because they are the
table.