On Point Black Men and Female Submission

So you meet a Black man that has good credit, an education, owns a home, and has a viable source of income. He considers himself to be "on point" and therefore, superior to other men. Part of his belief system is that you, as a mere woman, are not qualified to be the leader in a relationship. He tells you that it is his right and privilege to lead you because he is "on point". Do Black women resist getting with men they feel are on their level educationally and professionally, or do they avoid these men because of their mandate that women submit? Is a relationship with a man that believes he is superior to you ever going to work? What do you say about the on point man, leadership and female submission? Call in to 347-327-9215 and share your thoughts, or join the lively chat room discussion.