Does Iyanla Coddle Men More Than Women? | Iyanla & Jonathan Majors EMBRACE At Awards 

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Accepting the award on stage at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, Majors, 34, said: 'I think people want to know about last year. As a black man in the criminal justice system, I felt anger, sadness, pain, shock. When they took me out of my apartment in handcuffs, I didn't feel that way.' He continued: "I didn't feel like Jonathan Majors, Mr. Creed, Mr. Kang; I felt like a kid who was a little scared and weak, despite the support and evidence that was in my favor, I knew shit was wrong." ". ". 'And it was bad because of who I was and what I am. This is what happens to black people too often.” Major later gave credit to his faith, stating, "The God I serve has put me in a position where I have had to embody that word more than I ever wanted or wanted." 'We live in a world where men, black men in particular, are considered superheroes or supervillains, but I have realized, personally, that I am neither of those. I am imperfect. I have flaws, I recognize them. I love my job.' Towards the end, he told Meagan: 'I love you, I love you beyond all limits, with all my strength, with all my heart I love you,' while also greeting his nine-year-old daughter, Ella. And in early March of this year, Good opened up about her romance with Majors, telling People, "I'm in love, I'm transitioning, I'm healing, I'm growing [and] I'm getting excited." Whats Next.' 'Yes, just a lot of things at once. But what I can say is that I am happier than I have been in a long time.”

As a black man, I get so tired of hearing, "their trying 2 tear the black man down." The problem with that statement is, it comes behind bad behavior that lacks accountability. So who pays 4 the bad actions? What about the victims? Iyanla can do what she wants, but I take her with a grain of salt, considering she comes from abuse & hurt. I find that a lot (not all) of people who were n constant or long-term abusive relationships have deep issues I'd rather stay far away from.

Sometimes it seems like y'all just want this man to hurt and be eternally punished for his choice of a mate. There's a whole lot of "well that's what you get" energy when hearing this whole saga discussed by black women. Just keeping it 100.

I’ve seen Iyanla give both men and women the smoke. I think it depends on the situation. Some things we are in control of and some things are a lot deeper and need a different approach.

Don’t get it twisted. This was NOT Comfort. This was a heavily scripted PR move on behalf of JM. Who was convicted, never canceled, never went to jail and still has movies lined up.

Ms. Iyanla was trying to get her feel on. Maybe I'm projecting.😂

Jonathan Majors is trying to turn his life around. More power to him.

I can imagine that he was not Black women’s first choice - even after he made it in Hollywood. If that’s the case, can’t blame him for dating outside of his race.