Cacs in cowboy boots tho?
Imagine a cowboy boot wearing, white man with a cowboy hat to boot, breh, coming up and saying in a surfer sounding white "dude" voice, "hey babieeee your fukking hot, can I take you out?"
It was that sort of thing going on. In this particular town, I never saw so many IR relationships in my life, no one black was dating each other, BW were with WM, BM were with WW. WM were honking horns, approaching, following me, etc. Just overly aggressive. And even here in the south, I've noticed they tend to be bold asf when they approach too. Like making comments about my ass, and whatnot, shyt that I guess they think will go over well, because I'm black.. But yes, I feel like that with that overly vocal group of BW pushing the message that WM are the shyt, it has WM approaching us like they are too. Now, I can only speak for myself, I've grown up around whites most of my life, lived in mostly white areas--so their compliments, approaches, wokeness, etc doesn't impress me, the way it might for that subgroup of bw.
But, at the same time, I do understand why some BW have opened their options, I just think the way they're going about it, is incredibly embarrassing and cringe worthy. I feel like blacks in general, with the way we put these cacs on a pedestals, it's overly embarrassing and pathetic. From threads about pawgs, to threads about brads, to books, to youtube videos, to tweets inviting people to the BBQ, shyt is just sad. the thing is, it seems like this happens mostly on social media. But offline, I rarely meet people that say the things that are spoken on social media. So IDK what to think, I mean I will admit to knowing a good amount of single BW that would love to be in relationships and get married, but even they are not trying to date white men. They'd rather just stay single.... It's interesting how offline experiences differ from what's being said online.