Going White

MilkandCoffee said:
How is that negative? It's his personal opinion.
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Probably because of the context of the original OP question. Of course it is perfectly fine for people to have preferences. It is normal and natural.

But I have never had a conversation with a non-black man that I was dating regarding my attraction to black men or if I would ever date a black man. And it has also never even occurred to me to ask a white guy if he would or would not ever date white women again.
 
White skin is an evolutionary adaptation to ancient European weather conditions, nothing magical there. Real magic requires some creativity and inspiration on her part.

Men are also wired differently. A woman tends to hone in on specific qualities (including ethnic) and will rarely deviate from that formula over the course of her lifetime. A man usually wants something beautiful and fertile, which can be found anywhere.
 
Apollonia said:
Probably because of the context of the original OP question. Of course it is perfectly fine for people to have preferences. It is normal and natural.

But I have never had a conversation with a non-black man that I was dating regarding my attraction to black men or if I would ever date a black man. And it has also never even occurred to me to ask a white guy if he would or would not ever date white women again.
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You may not have, but in the context of IR relationships, it's not out of the realm of possibility that this subject arises from either party. Some say is bluntly as FoxyRed's experience has been with some men, others veil it in their 'preferences'. ie: "I ONLY date" WW or BM or BW or WM.

You also see dating sites full of this verbiage. Sometimes profiles necessitate it due to the volume of responses not catering to one's preference, so it's not that obtuse to specify it.

Sometimes also, it will alert you to their motives. For some, you might be their first encounter and it's a way to decipher if you are just an experiment if your date specifies to you, "I am not attracted to ____" or "I ONLY date ____." or I have never dated ____ before, but I do exclusively now"

The only way to learn fully is to explore the conversation if a date brings up their preferences, ie, ask them '..and why is that so?', etc...nothing wrong in feeling your date/partner out.
 
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Bliss said:
You may not have, but in the context of IR relationships, it's not out of the realm of possibility that this subject arises from either party. Some say is bluntly as FoxyRed's experience has been with some men, others veil it in their 'preferences'. ie: "I ONLY date" WW or BM or BW or WM.

You also see dating sites full of this verbiage. Sometimes profiles necessitate it due to the volume of responses not catering to one's preference, so it's not that obtuse to specify it.

Sometimes also, it will alert you to their motives. For some, you might be their first encounter and it's a way to decipher if you are just an experiment if your date specifies to you, "I am not attracted to ____" or "I ONLY date ____." or I have never dated ____ before, but I do exclusively now"

The only way to learn fully is to explore the conversation if a date brings up their preferences, ie, ask them '..and why is that so?', etc...nothing wrong in feeling your date/partner out.
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OK...this makes sense.
 
I've never been in a relationship with a black woman, mostly because the ones I've been around never found me remotely desirable to seek something more than just friendship. I was either the brother type, the friend type, or lacking a certain personality. However, I've always been more attracted to white women in my entire life, plus my younger years, I wasn't too concerned about having a girlfriend since I just like being myself and be the introvert that I am.

But, that sort of sentiment is shared with all women I've come across, regardless of ethnic background. However, with the few that I had a relationship with...all of them were white.

My preferences are fairly obvious, so based on what I'm least attracted to, they would have to really blow my mind away for me to consider a relationship at all, let alone date.

foxyred said:
I thought it was about time I actually started a thread and this is something Ive always wondered about.

Everyone knows the saying that once you go black you dont go back and in the case of some white women I think thats definately true. But do some black men have similar feelings about white women.

Ive known a few black guys who say they are not attracted to black women anymore or at the very lease prefer white women over black. But Ive never really been sure if that’s true or if they were just saying it.

Are there an black guys on here who wouldn’t date a black women anymore?
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What I've learned these last 25 yrs her color doesn't matter if she hates her father, only thing I can offer her ass is advice
 
free816 said:
What I've learned these last 25 yrs her color doesn't matter if she hates her father, only thing I can offer her ass is advice
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There will always be exceptions, but on the whole, this is an excellent observation.
 
This is funny. A girl I'm seeing now recently said "I couldn't see you with a black woman...it would have to be a specific type of black girl for you and those are rare".

I've dated a black girl and was serious with her, but I do find myself more into white women from a personality perspective so IDK. I wouldn't dismiss a black woman but I'm into white women more.
 
Bliss said:
LOL...hey newsflash, women communicate with each other far better than men and women do. Example, ever had a debate/argument with TDK? You would understand if you have. Hair pulling. :smt001
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agreed ... for me and my friends it doesn't matter the "color" ... we just seem to communicate better!
 
Bliss said:
LOL...hey newsflash, women communicate with each other far better than men and women do. Example, ever had a debate/argument with TDK? You would understand if you have. Hair pulling. :smt001
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Apollonia said:
This is very true.
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fantasyfangrl said:
agreed ... for me and my friends it doesn't matter the "color" ... we just seem to communicate better!
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Or women are far more likely to cow tow to one another. I've noticed that a lot on here. Women are more likely to "stand up" to men because its usually a safe bet that your opinions will be backed by the other women on here whether they fully agree with you or not. From what I gathered any less than favorable interaction with a man is looked at as bullying so it entices other women to band together. But when its usually one female versus another you are forced to stand on your own with your argument.
Just my opinion
 
The Dark King said:
Or women are far more likely to cow tow to one another. I've noticed that a lot on here. Women are more likely to "stand up" to men because its usually a safe bet that your opinions will be backed by the other women on here whether they fully agree with you or not. From what I gathered any less than favorable interaction with a man is looked at as bullying so it entices other women to band together. But when its usually one female versus another you are forced to stand on your own with your argument.
Just my opinion
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And you're entitled to your opinion even if its wrong :freehug:
 
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