This is also delegated to the US because in the UK black women of African and Caribbean descent date out
Smaller population of Blacks make it seem normal but if 44 million Blacks lived in the UK, you'd see the same rates.
This is also delegated to the US because in the UK black women of African and Caribbean descent date out
Black men want Black women
Just about any measurable statistic supports this assertion. Whether we're talking about marriage rates, dating preferences and/or practices, biracial children born in wedlock, out of wedlock, interracial porn viewership, studies on 'beauty standards', internet response trends etc etc. It's pretty consistent.I say, based on what? Stats...we can pull stats all day. The fact remains, many coli posters will not let their ego refute it even with proof of the contrary.
I say lets continue to observe how it pans out. Black women who date black men exclusively are not doing themselves a favour, that's the reality.
Why arent u married to a white man then
In the UK (and Europe in general), Interracial marriage rates are higher between black men than they are for black women though, in most cases by more than 10%. This isn't something to brag about though. But the trend of 'desirability' seems pretty consistent.
Most of the things that are being said here ive heard to varying degrees in real life.If you compare what one black man says to what most black men think. You made my point
If you were you wouldnt be hereDo you know my current relationship status?
You guys certainly have a strange and twisted way of showing it.
Its like repeated slapping a woman, throwing shyt at her, calling her ugly, telling her that she's worthless....and then saying "I only do it because I love you, baby".
If you were you wouldnt be here
Yes, they were. I've even posted a forum dedicated to this observation and movement amongst black women. Even in 2002, black women stated that they were giddy about the idea, and were 'noticing' a trend...yet that observation had yet to materialize back then...and it still hasn't done so today.Black women were not chasing white men a decade ago...stop it.
That's fine and I say trends are constantly evolving. If we are to use these same trends than black men do not fare so well themselves. At the end of the day, living in a society where you are minority it would be wise to open to other races of men. FIN.Just about any measurable statistic supports this assertion. Whether we're talking about marriage rates, dating preferences and/or practices, biracial children born in wedlock, out of wedlock, interracial porn viewership, studies on 'beauty standards', internet response trends etc etc. It's pretty consistent.
My question remains what's your interest in black women dating patterns?Yes, they were. I've even posted a forum dedicated to this observation and movement amongst black women. Even in 2002, black women stated that they were giddy about the idea, and were 'noticing' a trend...yet that observation had yet to materialize back then...and it still hasn't done so today.
...and so please tell me, why am I here?
I didn't realize that there weren't any married, engaged or otherwise attached or dating people on the Coli.
At the end of the day, living in a society where you are minority it would be wise to open to other races of men.
Lol movement...you are married and you are looking for trends on who black women choose to date. SMHYes, they were. I've even posted a forum dedicated to this observation and movement amongst black women. Even in 2002, black women stated that they were giddy about the idea, and were 'noticing' a trend...yet that observation had yet to materialize back then...and it still hasn't done so today.
That's fine and I say trends are constantly evolving. If we are to use these same trends than black men do not fare so well themselves. At the end of the day, living in a society where you are minority it would be wise to open to other races of men. FIN.
If you guys know that you are right in your assertion than what black women do or don't do shoud not faze you.