Bobby M. Rouse has a background that’s as diverse as his personality. We often hear about the challenges faced by Black women when looking for Mr. Right. Bobby Rouse put Black women across America on alert when he proclaimed in Essence magazine that he finds it difficult to find his Mrs. Right even while living in a city with a plethora of educated, successful and got it together sisters that is Atlanta. For more information on Bobby, 
I was talking to one of my friends this morning on my drive in, and we were having a discussion about whether men and women could only be “FRIENDS.” We are both married, and agree that only a small percentage of opposite sex friends have HONESTLY never crossed the line. We aren’t talking about the male “FRIEND” that you slept with in college, and now all of a sudden it never happened since you were at school in Chicago and now you reside in Orlando where no one knew of the relationship. And guys we definitely aren’t talking about the “FRIEND” who helped you through your break-up!
But what we do disagree on is this: Is it alright for a married person to become “FRIENDS” with someone of the opposite sex AFTER they are married? THOUGHTS?????
