I'm Through with White Girls

I should email the link to the first African American man I ever dated.

When I broke it off with him he quoted similar words.

"That's it you white women are all the same. I am never dating another white chick again.. You are all bitches."

So that I don't look like a big meanie I will just say I had to stop dating him because he started calling me ten times a day asking me what I was doing, who tried to talk to me today, how many men had asked me out and if I didnt return his calls within minutes he would freak out.... It was just too much work because he couldn't relax when I wasn't in his sites.

None the less he contacted me about six months after asking for another chance...

I said,,,, fat chance..... :rolleyes:
I have always felt that you don't need to call every day, and certainly not multiple times, unless you live together and one is expecting the other to be home at a certain time or something. I mean, what do they expect, that harassing her is the way to her heart?
 
Well to be fair, I'm not surprised its a female, considering she does stereotype the man as an asshole commitment phobe to both B & W women, while the woman buys him a car and lands him a job break, lol.

Point taken Check and mate!
 
I saw this movie and it was interesting. The whole point is that love comes in unexpected forms. I think with Jay Brooks, he main dated white women because of how he is as a person - comic book artist, quirky, etc. So, who can relate or is more likely to be open to that? Well, it's pretty obvious based on his relationships. Also, I don't think he was too conscious on the whole race thing. It just came natural.
 
to me this guy seems silly, like he was surprised a black woman could like the same things he did......at the end of the day it's about chemistry....i'm open to anyting.....
 
I saw this movie and it was interesting. The whole point is that love comes in unexpected forms. I think with Jay Brooks, he main dated white women because of how he is as a person - comic book artist, quirky, etc. So, who can relate or is more likely to be open to that? Well, it's pretty obvious based on his relationships. Also, I don't think he was too conscious on the whole race thing. It just came natural.

But did you find the WW Jay dumped to be the kind who was into comics and quirky artists? I didn't.
 
The one at the beginning of the movie? I can pretty much say she either tolerated it or enjoyed a bit of it, but don't have to look the part. You can't tell by appearance alone, dear. I mean, using your username as an example...I would assume you are a Japanophile or someone with an acute sense of yellow fever. But I can't assume that since you post here a lot and it shows you have a strong preference for people of the Afro persuasion.

But did you find the WW Jay dumped to be the kind who was into comics and quirky artists? I didn't.
 
I was watching an all Black TV station late the other night and caught this, which I had never heard of before. Anyone else seen it? It's truly bizarre, lol.

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I'm Through with White Girls (The Inevitable Undoing of Jay Brooks) (2007)



Trailer...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0829202/
I seen that dumb ass movie.
 
I saw this movie and it was interesting. The whole point is that love comes in unexpected forms. I think with Jay Brooks, he main dated white women because of how he is as a person - comic book artist, quirky, etc. So, who can relate or is more likely to be open to that? Well, it's pretty obvious based on his relationships. Also, I don't think he was too conscious on the whole race thing. It just came natural.

With my ex and me, it came out naturally too. He has never dated a black woman because they simply aren't attracted to him (because of his interests, demeanor...he acts like a big old hipster rock-a-billy country boy). He was artistic, an oddball, and a loner, and so was I. We both liked scouting out thrift stores for vintage clothes and stuff, also going to art galleries, so that's how we met (first time at an art gallery, second time at a thrift store).

I wasn't even attracted to him at first, but now he's one of the sexiest men I've ever met - and that's after all kinds of arguments etc. We would go to flea markets, read fashion magazines together, home improvement stuff... he was my friend and I miss him. We were the perfect oddball couple.
 
I saw this movie! It was awesome. I couldn't remember the name though. Thanks for reminding me.
after seeing this, I went digging for more movies from the director. It is really hard to find her movies though since she is not well known.

Not really Tyler Perry-like. Its actually kind of campy. There's a point where he tries to date an Asian chick and the scene had me chuckling. They're dining and chatting, but he's visualizing her as all the Asian stereotypes as she is him as the Mandingo ones.
The woman he ends up with in the end is a strange bird, for sure. It's almost heartwarming.

it seems like you guys enjoyed the movie

I should email the link to the first African American man I ever dated.

When I broke it off with him he quoted similar words.

"That's it you white women are all the same. I am never dating another white chick again.. You are all bitches."

So that I don't look like a big meanie I will just say I had to stop dating him because he started calling me ten times a day asking me what I was doing, who tried to talk to me today, how many men had asked me out and if I didnt return his calls within minutes he would freak out.... It was just too much work because he couldn't relax when I wasn't in his sites.

None the less he contacted me about six months after asking for another chance...

I said,,,, fat chance..... :rolleyes:

guys say that shit all the time
 
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