The white man's preferences for the black/ethnic woman
Estafador
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Anyone else notice that sort of trend? What's the deal with that. I'm not against any man liking what they like but what's the deal with THIS sort of like appeal to non-white women?
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Women like that have the Miss Universe look. She's exotic looking without being black, aka African American "hood" looking. So she has that socially accepted look for the established white upper class, since she looks pagent ready. So guys and gals in the club don't need to be socially conscious of what the others think when he or she chooses her.
She looks like she has three college degrees and speaks four languages, none of which are ebonics. I could probably take her to a French restaurant, not only would I not need to order for her, but she probably knows more about french wine than I do, and very likely will correct *my* French pronunciation when the waiter leaves, despite me talking 6 years of French courses.
Basically she looks like a white (or latina) woman who just happens to be black. She may even pass for higher class. She's the *safe* choice.
shadowcat calmed the restless natives down in an earlier thread so maybe we can finally have a frank discussion. You can take off the helmet now.
Myself, whatever race, I prefer thin women over thick women.
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It always boggles me how we as Americans forget the propaganda reason we left the UK so we don't have to conform to the upper class british culture. Fine wine, and fancy dinner ware. I though the crux of American culture was to eschew away from that and live the lifestyle you see on old western films? A gallon hat with a match cold brusky and a big ol' steak.
I'm glad when the woman I view as attractive is not "main stream"... shit way less competition
There you go. Concisely answered in the first reply. End Thread :)
I'm old enough (50) to remember the tail end of the civil rights movement and have seen my share of mistreatment of minorities, black and others. I attended school with black girls and really never found any of them very attractive. However, not three years after high school I ran across a stunningly beautiful black girl working at a cafe I frequented while at work. She was gorgeous, fun, and fearless. We were soon fucking our brains out at every opportunity. I have always considered her the catalyst for my continuing attraction to beautiful black women. Vanessa Williams didn't hurt it either, but not as much as Tyra Banks. That girl was hot.
As Papi has so often described the differences in body types of black girls, I am also attracted to the body of many of them. Papi and I have different tastes though. I don't mind thick, but only within reason (what ever that means?). I love tall, thin girls first and foremost, but a great ass is very important, and so often the black girls have great backsides. But an attractive face is also important. I found a hot girl on my last SC visit. Great body, she had it going on, but her face wasn't working for me. Has anyone ever used the phrase "butter face" in describing a black girl? This one fit that description.
Good topic @Estafador. Easy to get sidetracked, but I will always consider a beautiful woman attractive regardless of her ethnicity. I watched a TV show a while back and there was a girl from Tibet showcased. Wow, what a smoking hot girl. And I'll always have a soft spot, and hard cock, for hot Latinas, whom I've lived around all my life. Bottom line, good looking is good looking.
And the girl I should refer to as my ATF is a gorgeous black girl currently dancing at the HiLiter. She is as hot as any woman I've ever seen. That is reason enough for me to enjoy black/ethnic women.
Variety is the spice of life...for sure!
I fit your description, a white 35+ male. There are a set of physical characteristics that I find attractive, a set I find unattractive, and the set I couldn't care less about. I'm attracted to slim, fit, youthful women. Small perky boobs, a tight little ass, a flat stomach, and a pretty face do it for me. Race, nationality, hair/eye/skin color are all in the last group; I just don't care. If I find what I like on an white girl, I go for it the same way I would if it was a black girl. So, I personally fit in to your paradigm. We've also got Papi on the site, who fits your description visually if not ethnically. His tastes are well documented as basically the opposite of mine. So, he's kinda the opposite.
As far as which is more common, I don't have real reliable metrics but when I go into the black clubs that have mostly his types of strippers and then gravitate towards my type, the girls are always confused. Almost without fail they mention that most of the "guys like me" come in looking for the big booties & boobies with the thick thighs and dark skin. The thicker girls don't mind the rejection one bit, as they seem to know they can move on to the next guy easily. But the slim girls you mention are always surprised and appreciative of my attention. That phenomena is why I often visit those clubs. In other words, if strippers are to be believed, there is no shortage guys in your demographic that are in to the more stereotypical black strippers. Maybe there's a difference between stripper and civilian attraction, but I doubt it.
And lastly, the sort of observation you're making is something I find rather counter productive and fucking annoying. I've dated women from a variety of races. Almost without fail, its the minority groups that have a problem with it and/or feel the need to label us or make stupid comments and observations like yours. I'm fucking sick of black people feeling the need to comment on how I'm dating/fucking a fake black girl, and insulating that race has anything to do with it. I'm fucking sick of them taking shots at her, insulating that she's somehow betraying all other black people by dating a cracker like me. Those same ignorant twits marginalize those people, like somehow they're not "black enough" to matter. Don't get me wrong, there's plenty of racist white people too. However, somehow it seems twice as bad when a member of group that is discriminated against attack the very people who displaying complete indifference to race as being somehow racist, while at the same time being racists themselves.
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I kinda have found the opposite – IME more often than not white-guys that go to black clubs seem to often prefer the slim black girls (as noted throughout this thread) – I’ve also noticed that often times in the mixed clubs that have black dancers they are often the slim, not too thick (and thus not too black I imagine?) types.
I’m a clean-cut European looking pale-white Hispanic guy (at first sight most think I’m Anglo vs Hispanic) and in my case often times in the black clubs they think I would be into the thin light-skinned girls and are actually surprised that I like my chocolate like many a black man (thick, curvy, and dark) – often times certain thick dark dancers seem surprised I would want dances from them and on several occasions have even been told by thick dancers “I’ve been wanting to approach you but I didn’t think you’d go for me”.
I think it's a phase every "big city middle income" non-white adolescent goes through. Not unlike the "terrible two's". He's finding his voice his identity in a world he inherited.
Speaking for myself. I went to school in a largely white area. Didn't realize I was different from other kids till age 11.
The middle school years were the worst because in my school there was a backlash against wrap music, and anything that threatened white dominance. The only girls who were will to date black guys weren't the cream of the crop.
High school was different, we had minorities bussed in by the loads, hip-hop was cool, but there was still a large segment of kids who resented it, and started a white power group. Weird thing is the let me hang with them because I was listening to their kind of music at the time. My senior year when I started to listen to wrap and become more aware that I was just being used as a token, my "friends" all abandoned me.
I went through a period of white resentment. I had black resentment too for other reasons.
Anyway it's a phase, he's an intelligent young man, he'll discover that race isn't as big a separator than class...
I can only assume that this is in vogue right now and there may be some kind of under-the-surface wave/movement where young black folks think that any adversity they face is due to them being black and b/c of white people (and of course I’m not saying all young black people feel this way).
That was well written and insightful – but there are def 2-sides to the color-coin – what you described can be exactly the same but in reverse (e.g. in the context of a white person being the minority in a black environment),
There are def race/color issues – but many young blacks think it’s just a one-way street when it is clearly not.
The flip sides are black guys do tend to like white girls with big asses that white guys might call "thick". And I've heard plenty of Asian guys say that white guys often like asian girls that asian guys consider "ugly" by their standards.
But, there are some white men who like thick black girls too. It depends on the guy.
Papi_chulo, I'm not going to speak for the young men you specifically described, nor will I speak for all black men at this time because I'm not a black man. But people, in general, think it's a one-way street, not just blacks. If that statement weren't true, we wouldn't be having this discussion. People tend to perceive their setbacks - whatever they may be - without trying to understand a totally different setback faced by a totally different individual. It takes a highly conscious and conscientious mind to do that. A white man's experiences in America are going to be different than a black mans,' in many ways. I'm not going to get into it, but how about this... You are a "white" Latino, right? Imagine if you were a brownskinned Latino or black Latino... Your outlook might be different based on your experience.
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I hope you can understand why I have zero respect for you when it comes to race issues. I think you're a moron when it comes to that.
I'm not sure why some of you are so up in arms with what Estafador. He just said he noticed when white guys are with black girls, the black girls tend to be skinnier. It's just a observation, it's not a big deal at all.
I've gotten pulled over by the cops a couple of times leaving clubs at closing. One time on suspicion of DUI. I didn't argue with the cop and took the breathalyzer test. Blew 0.0 and he apologized and let me go. Another time a cop said my car and out of state plate matched the description of a car used in a recent armed robbery in the area. I was polite and he ran my plates and asked a few questions and sent me off.
As a white a guy, I felt inconvenienced, but the police were merely doing their due diligence.
If the same things had happened to a young black guy, it's sometimes perceived differently.
@Rech- so you've been on TUSCL for close to a year and you have no reviews? I don't think I want your respect :)
Enough of race, back to titties :)
A better question: why does Crazy_Joe take the seat off his spot?
w.r.t. me using the n-word; larry is just using that as an opportunity/excuse to vent w/e views he has pent-up; obviously I was not calling any-one a “nigga” and obviously neither Superman nor Batman are black – basically those that get all bent-out of shape at the word in any context are trying to score race-points and trying to be on their high-horse – and ever worse are those than think it’s ok for blacks to use the word casually but not anyone else – talk about the double-standard one-way street I was referring to.
Yep definitely a moron!
Mexicans use the B word around each other, so that means it's ok for everyone else to use the B word casually?
Dipshit.
@clackport- I don't like to bring up race, but I just found it amusing how Papi was talking all this stuff on this thread, but then in another thread he's dropping the N word casually. I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy:)
Having said all this I do agree that the race card is pulled in situations where it has nothing to do with race.
As I mentioned b/f; it’s a 2-way street – can equally be said that minorities don’t see-it from the non-minorities’ side – it often seems minorities can have an opinion that is not to be questioned nor challenged – and that anyone not agreeing w/ or challenging their opinion is b/c they are racist – if it’s ok for minorities to have an opinion; it’s ok for the non-minorities to have one also.
I’m a minority – and believe me the Cubans in Miami get a lot of flak from the non-Cubans and mainly Anglos - but I can see and try to understand their viewpoint – sometimes they are right and I’m open-minded enough to accept when they state things that are wrong w/ the Cuban community; and sometimes it just needs to be explained to them why Cubans are the way they are – I don’t’ instantly label them racists b/c they have an opinion/viewpoint even if it’s a negative-one – they are entitled to their opinion and all I can do is give them my viewpoint/opinion and hopefully they can see/understand another side.
But for those that have had the opportunity to live in a different country; one can see the race-issue in the U.S. is kinda a different animal.
As I mentioned; I’m Cuban and was born in Cuba and live in Miami which is *very* Cuban – Cuba has about the same % of blacks as the U.S. and I can tell you that BY FAR one does not see the same issues b/w black and white Cubans as one sees b/w black and white Americans.
I’ve also spoken w/ Brazilians, Colombians; etc (of which there are also many in South FL) and they also mention that the differences b/w blacks and whites in the U.S. is way different than in their countries.
The U.S. has its distinctive history when it comes to race and from my personal experience in dealing with minorities from many other nations; in *my* experience none of them have the baggage that AAs do – but again, as I mentioned IMO the U.S. has its own distinctive history when it comes to race and perhaps why IMO (and of others including some AAs) why many AAs would have a particular baggage that I do not see in non-AA blacks.