SilverSmith
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It's you; they are not the same girl.
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Ok... I generally avoid black women shows. A black woman complaining about not being seen as attractive is the equivalent of any guy complaining about not getting laid. Not getting married, a date, laid... are personal problems that black women want to turn into social issues.Bruh, I'm watching 10th episode right now & and I had to pause the episode at the 2:13 mark to comment in this thread because of how the plot is shaping up for this episode. The opening segment is about how a certain group of women are the least desired on dating apps especially by non-BM and the scene ends with 9 BW standing in a corner of a club drinking their drinks while they give death stares to a BMWW couple that walks by. The first 43 seconds of the scene after the opening intro before I pressed paused, the twin sisters are obsessing over all the BMWW couples in the club and questioning why don't BM date BW anymore.
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Here are couple scenes from the episode:
Funny you mention that. Because save for one, the 20 some odd black women that I mentioned that had no issue getting married were all dark skin. It’s really how you conduct yourself, how well you take care of yourself, and how approachable you seem. Dark skin women have it difficult when it comes to first choice issues. But, so do most men. If your personality, manner of speaking, finances, and overall physical attributes are on point, you are good to go.I watch Grownish and it definitely touches on a broad array of topics. Seems like they see what's trending on twitter and go from there.
Look what they say about bw getting the least amount of attention is true dark skin women even more so. Let's be fair and honest however the way to get past it isn't to shame everyone else. Women are NEVER shamed for who they prefer. A woman says she likes a dude over 6'2 with tats and a beard no one makes a peep. Honestly because complaining doesn't help men in anyway. Either raise above and figure out a way to meet people who like you or deal with being alone those are your options as a man period. So women complaining and trying to shame men for what they prefer is pathetic and its even more pathetic for dudes who succumb to that shit. Any dude willing to forgo finding happiness wherever he can find it in order to appease the insecurities of others is pathetic because those same people would never entertain the thought. There are absolutely no black women so loyal to black men that they would dismiss an equally attractive man of another race in fact they are more likely to choose a man of another race in hopes of having a racially ambiguous offspring. Women aren't dumb they biologically know having a non black child would make for an easier life. The only reason these same complainers aren't running into the arms of non black men is because they know their stock is higher with us. Ironically our stock is usually higher elsewhere.
Ok... I generally avoid black women shows. A black woman complaining about not being seen as attractive is the equivalent of any guy complaining about not getting laid. Not getting married, a date, laid... are personal problems that black women want to turn into social issues.
I have met plenty of black women who were married to successful men of various races. Interestingly, they all speak stereotypically... like white women. And don’t generally fall into the “complaining or ghetto black woman” stereotype. A black woman not being desired is a personal problem and it is normally the fault of the individual (especially when you get into your 20s, 30s, etc.).
Lol, attractive is defined as having lips like the fish in super Mario bros., butts like a kardashian, and breasts like tennis balls wearing t shirts with no bras, leggings, and ugg boots.Tv messed that all up for everyone. Constantly seeing certain images made everyone want the same thing. Attractive used to be way broader now its incredibly narrow making the pickings seem small.
“I mean, of course I was nervous because it’s a first kiss, right?” Sink told The Wrap. “But I never objected to [it] or felt pushed into anything. I always felt comfortable and the Duffer Brothers, they do the best job. And always create a comfortable space. And if I felt uncomfortable with anything, I wouldn’t have done it.”
Are the characters on that show high school teens or are they middle schoolers?Stranger Things 3:
My review and theory on Lucas & Max's relationship this season
I finished watching this season for my 4th Of July. I give this season overall a A+! The storytelling grew with the kids and was better than season 2.
Wit the two main couples of the series Eleven & Mike and Lucas & Max they developed into full GF&BF love. Eleven And Mike had the most development and shared some loving moments and your normal teen dramatic moments more so in due to Hop basically threatening Mike to back off after catching them kissing. Mike winded up lying that something happened to his Grandma to Eleven about why he couldn't see her one day and got busted. Even though Hop in a way gave him the idea. lol. She dumped him, but as the season went on they slowly but surely got back together.
Meanwhile Lucas and Max this season although developed into BF and GF. Lucas referred to her as his Girlfriend in the first episode. But they kept their relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend undemonstrative... safe. Besides hand holding and in the season finale where she was lovingly holding onto his arm with her head on his shoulder as they said Goodbye To El and The Buyers who moved out of Hawkins after that very tough and scary summer with the shadow monster... There wasn't really any intimate moments with them. They played out like friends more so than a couple.
My theory as to why that is I think it probably had to do with the backlash over that Kiss in season 2. The PC and feminist crowd hammered The Duffer Brothers for adding that in when the actress said she was stressed out over the scene because it was her first kiss, but later cleared it up that she wasn't uncomfortable after people took it another way and TOTALLY misquoted her even using words she never said.
Sadie Sink:
I believe that "controversy" played a part in why their relationship this season was played so safe. But it was too safe and fans of Lucas and Max noticed and let them know it on twitter that they would've loved more scenes with Lucas and Max. It doesn't make any other sense as to why The Duffer Brothers went from not only putting them together but ADDED a kissing scene to the script in season 2 to having their relationship develop the least out of the other relationships in season 3.
So they're relationship development was a little disappointing but unfortunately I understand why. I just hope the fan response if we get a season 4 was heard to the Duffer Brothers and make them realize to not let these SJW Bullies fuck with your work. And they're not true fans because the true fans wanted more of Lucas and Max.
Are the characters on that show high school teens or are they middle schoolers?
LOL, I've never watched "Stranger Things", but I look forward to your rant after reading @darkcurry's spoiler quote.Oh, don't get me started on Stranger Things.
Can't wait to hear thisOh, don't get me started on Stranger Things.
Oh, don't get me started on Stranger Things.
Care to give us your opinion on Stranger Things?Gotta a few series to comment on as promised so I'll get around to it today.
In the meantime I'm gonna randomly mention in this thread that I finished Chernobyl yesterday and it is easily the best show I've seen this year. Maybe the last couple of years. I will write a bit about that too in a more appropriate place.
You're absolutely right about "Chernobyl". It's one of the most exhilarating, nail biting and best shows on TV I've seen in the past decade. AND ITS A TRUE STORY!!!Care to give us your opinion on Stranger Things?
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