:blindandcool:
like 20 years ago...
I just found out about it
Needless to say I had a hard time putting and taking that shyt off
:blindandcool:
like 20 years ago...
I just found out about it
Needless to say I had a hard time putting and taking that shyt off
Y'all are a mess....penis sizes don't matter! Its just nice to look at ...
That's all us black men get praise for and if u don't have it ur nothing
Look at black women requirements for black men compared to another race.
Black man must make $60,000 a year, have his own car, own place, be in shape and must be packing if u know what i mean.
for another race of men --
I'm looking for a white man who like the finer things in life and willing to have a strong african-american woman by his side
that's why i tell my brothers go and live your life and don't worry about what others think or say about u, because it doesn't matter what u doing working 24/7 or having fun with ur life if u not that stereotype our own women desire then u a loser in her book
Y'all are a mess....penis sizes don't matter! Its just nice to look at ...
The stereotype originates with Arabs wanting to compare their Black slaves to beasts in order to dehumanize them, and suggesting that, like wild animals, they had large penises (which went along with low intelligence) in order to do so. The stereotype eventually passed into Europe, where Europeans used it in a similar way, and now it's still around, with a slightly different, sometimes positive connotation. Most people don't know that it originates in racist pseudoscience, though.
The stereotype originates with Arabs wanting to compare their Black slaves to beasts in order to dehumanize them, and suggesting that, like wild animals, they had large penises (which went along with low intelligence) in order to do so. The stereotype eventually passed into Europe, where Europeans used it in a similar way, and now it's still around, with a slightly different, sometimes positive connotation. Most people don't know that it originates in racist pseudoscience, though.