Attempting to get me to empathize with predatory people who can’t respect that no means no is the problem, plain and simple. I say no in whichever way I choose, and I have no interest in empathizing with those who do not respect my boundaries.
I will add, that the difference between you and TDK is that you came into the conversation late. His issue was in regards to me finding it funny that in spite of me outwardly expressing my boundaries, that some bw would message me and attempt to coerce me into giving them a chance. Which is just plain predatory. He was upset that I thought it was funny. You would have to go a couple pages back to see that.
I assumed you read the argument from the very start, but, apparently you didn’t. Therefore, I would suggest that you look for the very beginning of the argument before trying to hop in.
If you had followed from the very beginning of the argument, you would see that I posted that I am not interested in Black women to avoid the awkward conversation in my inbox, and you would have also seen that I was laughing at the fact that some black women felt the need to come in my inbox and yell at me as if I owed my body to black women or tried to convince me that I owe black women a chance.
Essentially, if you went online and said you weren’t interested in white men, and then periodically getting bombarded by white men that felt entitled to your body, looks, success, simply because you are both white, when you specifically set boundaries and said no in the beginning. Which I will say that various white women in this forum and in my every day life have actively talked about and voiced their distaste for.