That's a great question. I eas hard pressed to find much on it for some reason. But feel free to includes it if youd do.But what of biracial men? Is the reverse true?
That's a great question. I eas hard pressed to find much on it for some reason. But feel free to includes it if youd do.But what of biracial men? Is the reverse true?
Black men never do it cause they don't want them to replace them in representation I've found.That's a great question. I eas hard pressed to find much on it for some reason. But feel free to includes it if youd do.
Please expoundBlack men never do it cause they don't want them to replace them in representation I've found.
That's a great question. I eas hard pressed to find much on it for some reason. But feel free to includes it if youd do.
I am not bsing its true. I want to find articles and there are just muvh out there d compared to the reverse.
Black men never do it cause they don't want them to replace them in representation I've found.
When it comes to the grievances black women feel with biracial women representing us, black men don't care because they don't have the same issues with biracial men. They are few and far between. The idea of masculinity is more in line with dark skin than light skin. The stereotype is always that they're emotional, soft, weak. For black women, and women in general, being soft and emotional is seen as a good trait so biracial women get that advantage.Please expound
Her whole article is bullshyt. Again fukk this half caste ho. No one cares about her tragic mulatta tears.I sensed no maliciousness or superiority complex from her article, I felt rather a lot of honesty and serious soul searching. Hence why I posted the article for healthy discussion. @Dip
Yet JBO/TLR has numerous threads worshipping them so I think many black men care.Her whole article is bullshyt. Again fukk this half caste ho. No one cares about her tragic mulatta tears.
That's true. But the issue isn't a matter of beauty it's a matter that darksinned voixe voice being shut down out pf jealousy. It's very destructive.Colorism does exist in the black community due to eurocentric brainwashing. I've met both black man and women who want light skinned black people as significant others, and light skinned black children children. I see this mostly when black people are young and uneducated about their history. It also has a lot to do with the white jesus complex many black people, especially black women suffer from. In addition to that although colorism does exist in the black community pretty is pretty regardless of complexion. I'm saying that even when a girl/guy is attractive they were still given props regardless of their complexion.
I thought people were done with this topic. Dark nikkas and light hoes worship each other. THat's just how it is. I don't know why this gets so much attention when caucasoids had a genocide over hair color and all cave girls are fake blondes. That race has MUCH more color issues than black people will ever have.
If you a light homie or a dark girl, you might as well just date whatever race you want, b/c those groups are never going to be put on a pedestal in the black community. No use in getting upset over things you can't change. Just use the world to your advantage.
So what you're really saying is y'all want to get fukked by the same dudes too and feel you can't? That's what I hear because just because some dude want to fukk a chick don't mean he want to be with her long term. Can't believe some of you chicks still haven't figured this out yet. So insecure but online seems to have a lot,of,this regardless of,the gender. Also basing your views on online is a fukking super L too from jumpYet JBO/TLR has numerous threads worshipping them so I think many black men care.