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Originally Posted by Im Not You
Originally Posted by Id Walk a Mile for a Camel
Originally Posted by TruthGetsBusy
\but white men get mad when their women date outside the race.
I feel like it's a mix of reasons....they actually enjoy our culture more (music, fashion, etc)...but I think the main reason is they feel like black men are more of "ALPHA" males then white men.
I've never heard a white guy say anything about that. Only white supremacists on the news and $+%@, talking about "race-mixing" and other nonsense. It's an issue in the black community, more specifically in the black female community, because FORTY-TWO PERCENT of black women have NEVER been married. That number is astounding. Despite me not agreeing with their anger over black men dating white women, I can understand why they would be frustrated.
Black males are more "alpha" than white men? Eh, I don't think that's really an issue either. I don't think either race is more masculine than the other, men are men, there are alpha males and more feminine males of every race. But I've heard several women say they find black men a little more feminine, because a lot more of them are into shoes, clothes, etc. You don't see many white dudes wearing Louis Vuitton shades and coin purses and such. But eh....like I said, that's not my personal view.You're out of your mind. I went to Georgetown for a minute...where alot of dudes are not the "white supremacist" type and can be found on Wall Street somewhere right now and I can confirm that they too don't get enthused to see their women with black dudes.
"But I've heard several women say they find black men a little more feminine, because a lot more of them are into shoes, clothes, etc. You don't see many white dudes wearing Louis Vuitton shades and coin purses and such"
Yeah ok dude...go look at Style Forum or any of these other fashion blog/forums on the web and get back to me on that one...
You sound mad. I haven't heard people say ignorant things like that. My friends and the people I associate myself with I don't fail to get women andthen complain about black men "stealing" them as if that's the reason why. I'm sorry that's who you hang around.
Can you read? I said it wasn't my opinion, but I've heard it straight from the mouths of several women. Style forum and fashion blogs? How about reallife? Look at how rappers, singers, and other black celebrities dress, there is some truth to that statement. Either way though, I think it's idiotic toassociate clothing with masculinity or femininity, so, again, that's not my view. .