I don ' t want to be in one . I have a couple of girls I hit up if I want to get some tho . They know what ' s up and that I ' m not looking to take it further than that . I ' m 25 tomorrow and I feel like I ' m on an upward trajectory and I just feel like a girlfriend just doesn ' t fit into my life right now . <| sep |> Butter me up baby <| sep |> See , it ' s good that no one was hurt in this situation . It ' s just , when you see people from BLM talking about police brutality being disproportionate , this is the shit they ' re talking about . Why did this situation end up with the suspect not losing his life even through the cop had every justification to shoot him even with the mother saying ' it ' s a toy gun '? Again , I ' m not saying the suspect SHOULD have been shot . What im ' saying is how is it that a 12 year old boy with a toy gun or a man at a walmart with a toy gun gets shot n killed within seconds of the cops seeing them , but this guy get wrestled with instead of being instantly shot ? How is it that the perception of officers are so skewed that real danger an adult with a toy gun seems less i m m e d i a teintokneejerkingreaction than a kid with a toy gun ? There ' s not really an absolutely certain and simplistic answer to this , but I do think part of it has to do with unconscious biases and poor training . Which seems to be the case for a lot of instances of police brutality , though this particular incident wasn ' t one of them .