what do white women love about black men?

creolelad2009 said:
Great posts on this thread! My take on this is simple. We black men KNOW how to effectively interact with white women. Not bragging, but I tend to notice where white women are more comfortable and open when talking to us. We are very understanding and offer sound reasoning to our interracial counterparts. We bring common sense and sound logic to the table when in teracting with white women; whereas white males become a bit stubborn and want things to go their way. It's almost as if they a bit childish somehow. With black men, white women can be assured they will be able to see eye to eye with her companion and feel much better about her relationship in the long run.
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Co-sign.


I also agree with most negative statements about wm I've seen her. This ownership issue, wm thinking they own white women, this attitude must die. It is sick if you think about ity. If you want a woman you should win her over with everything you got to charm her. Not by putting others down. People see through this. Ww see through it.



And yes this attitude of wm must be despised and ridiculed. It is rotten to the core. Losing the game is ok to improve yourself. Don't be a sore loser.
 
JenLove said:
I just love the fullness of African features and the dark skin. It's really sexy. Black men and black pepole are beautiful. I love black African hair and I want my children to have interesting hair like that.
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ok call me. Ill hook u up. just give me 30 minutes of the nasty
 
JenLove said:
LOL, thank you for your sweet offer but I already have a man. :smt007 As soon as I graduate we will get to work if you know what I mean. :smt057 :smt026 :smt026:smt026 lol

That being said, it's not just the unique look that appeals to me. Africans are superior in many ways physically, having naturally slender and athletic bodies and being taller and on average more robust than European men. That's one reason but it's not my only reason why they are a better choice. I want my children to have a heritage they could be truly proud of. Africans have a richer heritage and a much older history than most people on earth, let alone white Americans. Their story is so inspiring.

How any mother could deny her child such a rich genetic and cultural heritage is beyond me.

On top of all that black men, and black people in general, tend to have an inborn confidence, which some people call attitude. I also appreciate the way black men speak. Their voice is mysterious and deeply moving. It is strong and powerful yet at the same time gentle. It exudes confidence and control and understanding and wisdom. :rolleyes: oh my, I can go on forever!!!
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Here is my hair. You can go curly or straight. You sound almost too good to be true.

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JenLove said:
LOL, thank you for your sweet offer but I already have a man. :smt007 As soon as I graduate we will get to work if you know what I mean. :smt057 :smt026 :smt026:smt026 lol

That being said, it's not just the unique look that appeals to me. Africans are superior in many ways physically, having naturally slender and athletic bodies and being taller and on average more robust than European men. That's one reason but it's not my only reason why they are a better choice. I want my children to have a heritage they could be truly proud of. Africans have a richer heritage and a much older history than most people on earth, let alone white Americans. Their story is so inspiring.

How any mother could deny her child such a rich genetic and cultural heritage is beyond me.

On top of all that black men, and black people in general, tend to have an inborn confidence, which some people call attitude. I also appreciate the way black men speak. Their voice is mysterious and deeply moving. It is strong and powerful yet at the same time gentle. It exudes confidence and control and understanding and wisdom. :rolleyes: oh my, I can go on forever!!!
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Great essay and very uplifting to read that from you.
 
OpenHeart said:
I love who he is as the full persona of mankind. None can surpass him. He is in touch with his inner being more so than any other race of man. He is the 8th dimension of life and the beginning thereof. All others have come from his loins. The energy that radiates from him brings comfort to me when I am stressed or sad. When he speaks, the winds cease and my heart take notes on linen paper. The gait in his walk is uniquely different from all other men. No woman can ignore it. With every step, the ground beneath his feet rumbles. His voice comes from deeps that are beyond words. Wisdom builds her home on his lips and grows with him in life. Thus, when he speaks...we all listen. His commitment to his family is rarely recognized yet I commit myself to helping him fight the demons of media whores in the world today who seek to destroy his image. His strength and determination in the face of those who despise him, secretly becomes his oppressor's inward reverence.
Yet, with his bleeding scars...he heals me. Without arrogance, I say that he truly is God's gift to the world. He is a whirlwind increasing and flowing in the midst of me. I behold him always for he is truly my king. Yes, I love him and always will love him.
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did you write this?
 
Not Necessarily

stiletoes said:
pettyofficerj,

You are right, white men ARE at the top of the totem pole in many countries, but when I soent time in both Jamaica and Bermuda, they were not. I feel that for that reason Carribean men have a little more, for lack of a better word attitude than men raised here, but on the flip side, in my experience, they are a tab bit more controlling than black men raised here. So, I prefer dating black men FROM America.
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I disagree-just having a few experiences with black men from the Caribbean Do NOT mean that ALL are that way at all.:o
 
ILoveYouWhiteWomen said:
I disagree-just having a few experiences with black men from the Caribbean Do NOT mean that ALL are that way at all.:o
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If her experiences were with randomly selected men, then she is right to presume that. You reach in the pot and grab and what you come out with is a synopsis of what the pot's contents are. Jus sayn:D
 
Her experiences are with the few not with all

worriedleigh said:
If her experiences were with randomly selected men, then she is right to presume that. You reach in the pot and grab and what you come out with is a synopsis of what the pot's contents are. Jus sayn:D
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HOLD IT!:arrow:

You use the correct word "randomly selected" which means that they were not carefully selected.

I happen to be from the Caribbean do you assume or presume that I am a bad Caribbean man without even fully knowing who I am or what my perspectives are towards how I will treat a white woman? It is my perspective that they should be treated like gold. Now can a blanket conclusion about Caribbean men therefore apply to me. I am also within my rights as well but I am within my rights to Add sense to what was said.:cool:

This is not a pot but this is a discussion. All pots aside-Jus sayn also as well.:smt038
 
Interesting Point

christine dubois said:
I understand what you are trying to say, but I cannot agree..maybe it's a tendency in US, but when we talk about race-differences, I can just suggest to go to some african countries to experience how stubborn those can be.

There are so many influences in everybodys life that it's impossible to characterisze or to estimate or to find a certain attitude that all men/women/people of a race shoud/must have.
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:smt020:cool:

Christine does speak "some" sense but in the realm of humanity you cannot characterize certain attitudes belonging to one particular kind of group.

Each person is unique in their own right and as such each person's behavior is undoubtedly their own regardless as to the racial grouping they belong to.:smt045

P.S. Christine I am NOT one of the stubborn ones.:cool:
 
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I had never dated outside of my race, until I moved to new york city and meet this Italian women and we started dating in about three week,s we were in bed together, at the time most white women used sun tan lotion during the summer, making love with her and seeing our bodies entwine were a beautiful sight to see.
 
I never had any experience with a black man before. I met many on the net and fell for one in particular. I thought he was beautiful, from his eyes, to his smile, and his skin color was so yummy. Unfortunately this was over the net I never got to experience him in person, would have loved to but he just opened up another world to me.
 
petalss said:
I never had any experience with a black man before. I met many on the net and fell for one in particular. I thought he was beautiful, from his eyes, to his smile, and his skin color was so yummy. Unfortunately this was over the net I never got to experience him in person, would have loved to but he just opened up another world to me.
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Well you have to make it happen Petalss,,,,,,,,,, you just have to do yourself a flavour favor................... That is the honest truth.............
 
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