This is how I know for a fact who really was outside and just be typing shyt
The amount of dummies and no living muthafukkas on this website is astonishing
Lol it’s actually obvious you’re not outside with different groups of people. If you’ve spent enough time around Black, Latina, White and Asian women and ask them about what they’re looking for in dudes, non-Black women are more likely to say they just want a dude taller than them. I’ve literally never met a non-BW who said she’d turn down a dude because he’s not 6 ft.
Why Is It So Hard For Black Women to Find The Love They Deserve? | Essence
Why Is It So Hard For Black Women to Find The Love They Deserve?
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WE ASKED TWO BLACK WOMEN HELPING OTHER SISTERS FIND LOVE WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON WITH THE DATING SCENE.
ESSENCE.COM: Do you feel Black women and men are too particular when it comes to potential dating candidates?
FISHER: We found that as opposed to the White clients that we’ve had, Black women are usually looking for physical attributes first. We look for someone who is attractive to us and then we pick up on his hobbies, interests and values. Whereas, White clients are looking for the reverse first. What kind of job does he have? Is he going to be able to provide? Then they circle back.
GILMORE: We’re the first ones to look at men’s bodies and how attractive they are whereas our White clients have a long list of requirements of things like character and integrity…
FISHER: …and, then down the line, it backfires for us because you were never a compatible mix to start with.
ESSENCE.COM: Do Black women have realistic dating pool expectations?
GILMORE: We have clients that have a long laundry list of requirements—6 foot 4, with a Ph.D., never been married, no children, in his late 30s or early 40s—and a lot of times we then ask them, well, what are you bringing to the table? And, the answer is nowhere near all that. Why would you expect someone to have more than what you’re offering?