Black Celebrity Men

Diddy will be featured in the January/February 2010 issue of Playboy magazine. And since it is Playboy, you know they got up close and personal with him regarding his very bedroom business. Dude didn't even bother to hold his tongue (I don't even think he knows how to) as he discussed everything from losing his virginity to falling in love to monogamy to his high profile romance with Jennifer Lopez and the reasons as to why the broke up.

Diddy on monogamy: “For any woman trying to please me, that is a real tall order. She has to have poise. She has to be classy. But when we get in that bedroom she got to turn me out, Jack. She has to put a porno to shame and she’s got to be sexually open. It ain’t gonna hurt for my woman to surprise me and bring a girl home. That’s not gonna hurt our relationship. I’m not saying I’m a swinger, but I’ve been told that swingers have some of the best, most long-lasting relationships.”

Diddy on falling in love: “When you love hard, you would actually die for somebody. And it hurts to know the person you’d die for won’t even handle life’s pain for you. When you experience that, it makes you scared to love but it’s the most beautiful love to have. … I’ve got only one more in me. If I find somebody and it doesn’t work, I’ll be ruined forever. It’s scary because I have only one more lifeline.”

Diddy on trying to lose his virginity and losing his virginity: “I tried to lose my virginity when I was seven years old. I was on top of a girl who was nine or 10, but it didn’t happen – so everybody doesn’t have to bug out. My mother and the babysitter whipped my ass, but it didn’t knock me off my mission....[Then] when I was 13, and I felt like I was a porno star because I’d been watching porn for so long. … I’m proud to say I love sex. You might catch me in a porn store at any given moment – it ain’t nothing I’m ashamed of. If they start sending freaks to jail, I’m guilty as charged."

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Diddy on his relationship/break-up with Jennifer Lopez:“I’ll always cherish her. There are people who come into your life that you’ll always love and respect. She’s definitely one of them. I feel as though we changed each other’s lives. It was a different type of feeling. It was being in love with somebody who understands who you are because they are exactly like you...” [on their break-up] "It was too much. That’s the best answer. And I didn’t close the door all the way with Kim. I think that’s something Jennifer felt. I was with Kim close to nine years, and I didn’t have closure with it. But I met Jennifer and it was a perfect match. We definitely loved each other. There was a lot going on with the gun charge and the publicity around the trial. That changed the dynamic of the relationship and put a wedge between us."

Oh yeah, and for those that care, he's releasing his sixth solo album, Last Train to Paris, early next year. Diddy also talked about Barack Obama and why artists never seem to get too far in the entertainment industry after signing on to Bad Boy Records, but for obvious reasons I'll post those excerpts at another time.
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