number21
Strive for rulership not equality, black man.
How does it feel to put on a cape for a female that wants you dead? You fukking dumbass.
“I turn down Black Men in street clothes or in suits” - @Honey Bee
- Thread starter Big Daddy
- Start date
Kings County
Law III | Law XXV | Law XV
why dont u date black men before this current one ?
are u black yourself ?
Kings County
Law III | Law XXV | Law XV
MollyGalaga
+*++****+*+*+*=*++*.*+
SuperPawgHunter
Banned
This may be a troll, but the things she's saying are thought, felt, and said by a good no. of black women.
A lot of black men who pawg don't consider the psychological effects it has on many black females - Not all, of course. Just more than enough - when they see a black man with a white woman. I didn't consider it, until my female cousins confronted me about it. Because their motives are pure - i.e. as cousins, we have no interest in each other - to kind of see how bothered the were by it, really opened my eyes.
shyt, one of my former bandmate's girlfriend got upset with me about it. It was wild awkward, though - because my bandmate took it the wrong way. He exploded right there on the spot on some, 'Why the fukk you all in your feelings over who he fukking? You want the nikka for yourself?!?!?!!?" I don't think how strongly she expressed her opinion was related to intensity of her desire to be with me, but, like my cousins, it represented to her rejection of black women by black men.
A lot of pawgers get off on this, though. I know more who do than don't, which leads me to believe a lot of black male swirling stems purely from rejection by black women in one form or another. I wasn't rejected by black women. At what point all I dated was sistas, and it was never a struggle. Let me correct that. It used to be a struggle coming up, 'cause I was different, and lacked self-confidence when I was in my teens because I wasn't able to validate my self-worth by seeing myself in people like me, doing things I deemed worth doing and being embraced by other people. Somehow, around age 19, a flip just switched on its own, and my confidence went through the roof. I suddenly started talking to women with more confidence, and getting p*ssy became easy. I had a strong decade run before the 'great shift' took place.
A lot of black men who pawg don't consider the psychological effects it has on many black females - Not all, of course. Just more than enough - when they see a black man with a white woman. I didn't consider it, until my female cousins confronted me about it. Because their motives are pure - i.e. as cousins, we have no interest in each other - to kind of see how bothered the were by it, really opened my eyes.
shyt, one of my former bandmate's girlfriend got upset with me about it. It was wild awkward, though - because my bandmate took it the wrong way. He exploded right there on the spot on some, 'Why the fukk you all in your feelings over who he fukking? You want the nikka for yourself?!?!?!!?" I don't think how strongly she expressed her opinion was related to intensity of her desire to be with me, but, like my cousins, it represented to her rejection of black women by black men.
A lot of pawgers get off on this, though. I know more who do than don't, which leads me to believe a lot of black male swirling stems purely from rejection by black women in one form or another. I wasn't rejected by black women. At what point all I dated was sistas, and it was never a struggle. Let me correct that. It used to be a struggle coming up, 'cause I was different, and lacked self-confidence when I was in my teens because I wasn't able to validate my self-worth by seeing myself in people like me, doing things I deemed worth doing and being embraced by other people. Somehow, around age 19, a flip just switched on its own, and my confidence went through the roof. I suddenly started talking to women with more confidence, and getting p*ssy became easy. I had a strong decade run before the 'great shift' took place.
She probably already some foul wench shyt with cac men though@Honey BeeGo get gangraped by some crackers you fukking wench
Big Daddy
Fight or die fighting, no surrender.
Im not caping,his post was sneakily offensive,and later on blatyant when he pulled that "Any of you having trouble with sistas now know why" shyt
Are you to blind to see he's shytting on black women and she's shytting on black men?or are you just more okay with one then the other?
He's clearly not as bad as her,but you caping for him instead of pointing out his shyt. Like I said,possibly the same person,or two people with two wack agendas going head to head.
Eat a d!ck and die faggett
Big Daddy
Fight or die fighting, no surrender.
Words on the coli streets that she let white men do weird things to her in bed and she keeps them as drinking buddies, I hope her black boyfriend is not aware of that 
Indiglow Meta (R$G)
Ultra.
I read a post in here that had ALL THE RIGHT WORDS pertaining to anti black male dog whistling and misandry, aka "intersectional black feminism".
Fam, all feminism is white.
It has a racist origin (white sufragettes using the spectre of black rapist bogeymen to mobilize their constituents; they didn't want black men to get the vote first...said we'd rape every woman and somehow seize power
) and should be thoroughly "unpacked" and then "cancelled".
When the going gets tough, you see what they do as a unit, look at the polls.
All of that female solidarity for naught.
Wait, let's look closer at that black bogeyman...Shall we?
We see the same exact spectre being raised again in Michele Wallace's "Black Macho and the Myth of the Super Woman" or Kimberle Crenshaw's "critical race theory/intersectionality".
There are 2 issues people tend to ignore:
Michele Wallace was published by (CIA attache) Gloria Steinem's Ms. Magazine at a critical time.
Scathing portrayal of black men, widely published in mainstream media.
Raised by 2 well to do black parents in a well to do area.
Not "oppressed".
Next, we have Kimberle Crenshaw, who coined the term "intersectionality", and put together the widely accepted "critical race theory".
A woman from a 2 parent, middle class household in a small ohio city somehow gets a stimulus package and gets accepted into Cornell, where she becomes a member of the primarily white make secret society, QUILL AND DAGGER, brother fraternity to the SKULL AND BONES.
Why is critical race theory so one-sided?
It was designed to be.
The subject of this thread is irrelevant and my post is related.
I see a lot of misandrist terminology being inserted into the lexicon, straight men using homosexual slang and feminist buzzwords, adopting strange new cultural identifiers to seem progressive.
Fam, all feminism is white.
It has a racist origin (white sufragettes using the spectre of black rapist bogeymen to mobilize their constituents; they didn't want black men to get the vote first...said we'd rape every woman and somehow seize power
) and should be thoroughly "unpacked" and then "cancelled". When the going gets tough, you see what they do as a unit, look at the polls.
All of that female solidarity for naught.
Wait, let's look closer at that black bogeyman...Shall we?
We see the same exact spectre being raised again in Michele Wallace's "Black Macho and the Myth of the Super Woman" or Kimberle Crenshaw's "critical race theory/intersectionality".
There are 2 issues people tend to ignore:
Michele Wallace was published by (CIA attache) Gloria Steinem's Ms. Magazine at a critical time.
Scathing portrayal of black men, widely published in mainstream media.
Raised by 2 well to do black parents in a well to do area.
Not "oppressed".
Next, we have Kimberle Crenshaw, who coined the term "intersectionality", and put together the widely accepted "critical race theory".
A woman from a 2 parent, middle class household in a small ohio city somehow gets a stimulus package and gets accepted into Cornell, where she becomes a member of the primarily white make secret society, QUILL AND DAGGER, brother fraternity to the SKULL AND BONES.
Why is critical race theory so one-sided?
It was designed to be.
The subject of this thread is irrelevant and my post is related.
I see a lot of misandrist terminology being inserted into the lexicon, straight men using homosexual slang and feminist buzzwords, adopting strange new cultural identifiers to seem progressive.
You guys really THIS pressed on what some random internet thot thinks?
How is this chick representative of every black woman in existenceSome...SOME... of you dudes running around crying about lack of success with the sisters well now you know why.
You’re not allowed to dress nice nor are you allowed to dress casually.
Oh and you have to wine and dine them too
And to think, all this time you probably thought YOU were the problem breh
I don't know any black women on this bullshyt. Most black women I know in real life are happily married to black men and sane
