Look, I was just being honest about my situation. I wasn't trying to sound arrogant, and I realise it may have sounded that way. Attraction, the mating game, it's all part of life, and you do discover after a while who gravitates towards you and who you move towards. I don't even imply in the post that I enjoy the attention when it sometimes happens (and by all means not all the time) . I didn't say it even happens that much.
I said when a man does approach me, he is MORE LIKELY to be black than white. That does not MEAN that every guy is hitting on me left right and centre, DAMN!!
Ok, I talk about some guys being less savoury, but it happens. I certainly wasn't singling out black men, there are all kinds of guys like that! I guess in my town, there is a core group of white girls who have slept with huge amounts of black international students, heaps and heaps of them. And I think sometimes men see you with someone and assume you are the same. I don't crave the interaction as if its a novelty 'novelty', I find that attitude sad and have seen it hurt some of my male friends very badly when the girls get bored, or he doesn't fit a stereotype. It leads to lovely, quiet very nice guys being overlooked!
I live in an area with a high African population (near uni), though yes you are right our Permanent Residency rate os very low, though they are the most rapidly increasing migrant group.
All I was trying to imply is that my appearance is more likely to be appreciated by guys from other places, it has always been that way. Even when I visit other cities of Australia, my town has a strong beach culture, which I don't really identify with, so that also has something to do with it. I sure as hell ain't fat but I don't go for the bleached blonde heaps of fake tan etc.
For the record, though I don't need to justify myself to you, I'm not like Roseanna Barr, I'm 168cm ( 5.5 for you Yanks) and 64kgs (141 pounds), with an E cup chest, but anyway...
PHEW!!!
Ok, I've said enough now- it's been a bad day. But I think to react so rough I musn't have made my post clear enough, 'cos I don't think there is much wrong with what I am feeling.
btw, not sure what you were implying with the 'African bushmen' thing- if you think that I think that way and in those stereotypes, which I sure as hell don't, or you do, in which case that's kindov nasty!