I will give you props though. You have a hell of an imagination.
Haha, whatever man
I don’t know if Ive said this before, but my first girlfriend was actually white south African. And not to sound vane but she initiated the approach (she had a crush on me- what can I say). I never really gave much thought to racism in those days, like I said previously, yes I knew that some white people hated me because I was black, but you should also know that some black people hated me because I was a foreigner (they called us "makwerekweres"- saying we were stealing their jobs/taking their women, as if my dad being a doctor was taking away anyones job)
Anyways the girl and I started dating and since she was a head girl in school (had the highest grades, a provincial swimmer, mad pretty etc) almost everyone and their mamas knew instantly. So when she fell in love (rather quickly honestly) her father wanted to meet me ,ASAP, no but ifs or maybes. I was intimidated because the guy was like 6'4" beer belly having white dude with a big beared with the voice of a lion. LOL, scared the shit outa me honestly.
Anyways we met up at their place and obviously, like any father would he gave me a hard time.."tuck in your shirt son" (I was still in my school uniform) and pointed that I shouldn’t touch her at his presence. Cool.
Eventually though, we got mad close. The guy was an important role model at the school as well, like he sponsored the senior cricket team and made major financial donations to the school, so if he didn’t want me dating his daughter he could easily tell the teachers to ask me to dump her or get expelled (i.e blackmailing me--it happens). But he didn’t.
During the cricket festival (annual event, diff teams within the school battle it out); to open the festival Mr Lee (I called him) had to hit a *6* and the bowler had to be one of the fastest bowlers in the school. Guess who the bowler was??..yup..me. I bowled a few, and he missed them all, and was cussing me out saying "is that all you got", but I knew the old man wouldn’t hit any of my bowlings, so I gave him an easy one, and he slammed it out the school, onto the road, the crowd roared, we shook hands and there beheld the festival began..haha..good times.
I met her friends, and as she told me herself, most of them had crushes on me and countless other black athletes. In fact sometimes I think, if they payed more attention, they would notice many white girls giving them goo goo eyes.
With all that being said, obviously you and I have different experiences of south African white women, so I think you shouldn’t really blame it solely on them being white. I said earlier that my cousin gets many girls there and I will admit that hes not that bad of a looking guy. Maybe thats it??..looks??..i dnno.. tell you what though, take a look at the man in the mirror, because so many guys like to complain that the reason they can land a white lass is due to them being black, when the problem is actually themselves.
You may be black but that’s not all women see when they look at you. I mean, Canada for example, is a sanctuary for interracial relationships ,but know that not every single black male gets the Canadian love. I think its easier here because you have a larger white majority (less black men), and class matters very little here when it comes to clubbing, but still, not every black guy has a happy love life…lol
I told the brazilian guy to visit south africa and experience it himself, instead of listening to guys that are 1) not like him 2) probably don’t look like him 3) don’t have his personality. The opinion of a guy that looks and acts different than you , regardless of whether you share skin tone, matters very little when dealing with dating (and thus women). Very little.
listen to what others say, but do you.
anyways, take care