Jaden Ivey and his PAWG got people heated

[papa pimp]

another dikk watcher honeypot thread

bravo OP

 

[Roger king]

If a man only requirement in looking for a spouse is one who is a ''baddie'' then he has set up for failure already, i have said this but at some point things have to go beyond the vane and about character, personality and true love and affection. Thats all i will say on this, all the best to the young brother

 

[Left.A1]

These c00n nikkas in here fighting for their Becky's

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Is he happy or not?

 

[Born2BKing]

Coli gets real racially harmonic when white women are being discussed. All the militant shyt goes straight out the window.

 

[MikelArteta]

coli - why are these athletes dating and seeding up the same women
coli - damn a mid white woman why

 

[br82186]

Not mad at this, but didn't Donald Glover/Childish Gambino ether these same black women who never looked these guys way?

 

[Richard Glidewell]

Damn....... they find the ones that damn near completely cancel out they genes............. them babies look like step babies

 

[Richard Glidewell]

She also put on weight, like a lot of women, post kids.



She's also tall so maybe he was like LaVar Ball but could actually hoop

Them shorts loose af.......

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

nikka diluted his gene pool. Other than that .

Pawgs play the long game. In high school and college pawgs understand the future value.

That’s how a PAWG swooped you up?

 

[jadillac]

This is exactly it. People fukk with the people they are around.

You go to a major D1 school and the majority of women are white. The pool of attractive black women is very shallow. Even a regular nikka like me would look at the majority of black women on campus like .

And not only are the majority of women on campus white, but they know the mission. They there to find a husband. And it’s not just athletes they are looking for. They looking for future doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc…. They there to get a Mrs. Degree.

If black women want to scoop more of these men they need to go to attend those schools.

Unfortunately due to our previous history being held back financially, many Black women are encouraged to go to college NOT to find a husband, but rather to get a degree so that they don't need a man to support them financially

 

[Ozymandeas]

 

[number21]

Or maybe he just prefers white women. It’s fine.

You sound like a total ho.

 

[CP3.]

She looks fine to me Not everybody out here with expectations of bagging Rubi Rose.

Lots of people are fine with settling down with a 6 if she's got a good personality too.

 

[Suge Shot Me]

Interestingly most Iveys in the US are descended from a pawger who seeded up a white woman in colonial Virginia. One of my wife's friends discovered this while researching her (white) husband's family.

Below an Ivey family genealogist speculates as to why white Iveys have the African y haplogroup E1b1a

Ivey-Ivie-Ivy Family

Ivey/Ivie/Ivy E1b1a could have arisen in a somewhat later ~1700 AD period in Colonial Virginia as the offspring of a union between an African and a white female Ivey/Ivie/Ivy. For this scenario, it is necessary to suggest a list of the more likely females from the lines of the early Ivey/Ivie/Ivy immigrants. One plausible candidate might be Elizabeth Ivey (c1678 – aft1695), daughter of George SR, and grand-daughter of Thomas Ivey of Norfolk Co, VA (see section 2.7 of this document). The likely mixed-race offspring of such a union could have been Adam of Edgecombe Co, NC, Thomas, and Joseph as documented by Paul Heinegg as well as Robert Baird. One point in favor of the "Elizabeth Hypothesis" is the petition by George Ivie and others who signed a petition to repeal a 1691 Virginia law against interracial marriages. This would have been George JR who would have been the brother of this Elizabeth.

A second candidate might be a daughter of Gilbert Ivie, son of Adam of Prince George/Charles City Co, VA. This Gilbert has long been a mystery to researchers as he appeared to disappear in the northern counties of North Carolina but in the same approximate area where the first mixed-race Ivey/Ivie/Ivys appear. This suggestion has arisen from the observation that early family researchers such as Robert Allison Ivey connected the lines of Henry and Charles of Granville Co, NC, to Gilbert. Perhaps the connection was closer to the truth than some of us have previously believed (since Robert Allison Ivey furnished no documentation) but to a female descendent of Gilbert. Several of the participants in the Y-DNA Surname Project descend from Charles of Granville Co and have the E1b1a Haplogroup.