Teempakguy:
nikola tesla never married.
neither did jesus.
neither did newton.
so I guess you have a lot of role models.

safarigirl:
Double Post


Land For Sale

Cestmoi1:
I can say i am to a large extent but i still believe in love. I 'd like to have my own kids but not out of wedlock.So,the earlier the better......to get rid of the fear.

safarigirl:
I was sitting next to this family in church some weeks ago and I watched how the husband and wife interacted with each other and their child, while I did this, one thought occurred to me; I don't particularly care for that sort of interaction.


Gamophobia simply implies a fear of marriage/commitment, now while I may not specifically say I'm gamophobic, I do acknowledge that I'm apathetic towards such things. I speak enough about it and make jokes on relationships, but I don't feel this need to be in one.

I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything, I find some relationships ridiculous and laughable and I have a life plan of adopting a kid at thirty in the event that I haven't trapped some pour soul by then (which I don't plan to).

Many people probably feel like I do about relationships; can't stay in one, don't see the need for one, won't engage in one if given the chance. This is particularly rampant amongst intellectuals, narcissists, workaholics and the likes.


I don't love myself that much (couldn't give a rat's behind honestly), I may not be the easiest person to deal with, so I would rather keep my drama to myself, I would rather not meet other people, but when I do, I get lively and animated. I'm shy and would say that I suffer some form of low self esteem issues (even my late mother couldn't talk me out of it).....generally, I haven't felt the need to be in a relationship or seen myself in one.


Does anyone else feel same? Or has anyone felt same and gotten over it? I don't think I ever will

safarigirl:
intellectuals, narcissists, workaholics and the likes.

safarigirl:
I don't believe in love....at least not in an African setting, I do not think the black race capable of expression of love, maybe they do love, but they certainly suck at expression.

AfroKnight:


This is bullshit. It is pathetic that an african would write this.

So which race is capable of expressing love? The caucasians and Asians whose movies and soaps you watch? Get real.

Dudeweedlmao:
Just stop overthinking everything.

Thats one problem with people like you, you're not really gamophobic or anything, it's just in your mind
The mind is a powerful tool, you keep telling yourself you wont fit right in a relationship and your body will follow, you sub conciousness will project that thought and it becomes a reality, change your perception, change how you view reality. You probably have a powerful mind thats why you don't see the relevance of normie (normal) activities like relationships etc. cause your mind is too busy with esoteric stuff.

You think you're not easy to deal with? Lmao
I used to think relationships where boring and pointless until i let myself loose and experienced the other side of life
Lo and behold it was beautiful as i had fallen for an angel in humanoid form. She made all my dramma look like nothing, Even though we broke up, i still don't regret anything.

Tl:DR: my point is don't just assume you're gamophobic until you've actually found that one person that can awaken your inner beast, There is soo much to life and so little time, so make the best of it, alright?

safarigirl:
bros, stop hyperventilating. You are not more racist than I am....I stopped watching white people movies almost ten years ago so I wouldn't know what they she these days.


What I meant by incapable is that the black man is not fashioned to do things like write poetry, buy flowers/chocolate and all that crappy stuff whites do. They show love, but their expression is poor, probably because the black race is more masculine in nature; not given to emotional outbursts, not necessarily weak-minded and the likes. I see the black man in an alpha male status, hence, the inability to express things like love the way the more feminine whites would.

I like them like that, I don't take any black man trying to practice soap opera love seriously

safarigirl:
I was sitting next to this family in church some weeks ago and I watched how the husband and wife interacted with each other and their child, while I did this, one thought occurred to me; I don't particularly care for that sort of interaction.


Gamophobia simply implies a fear of marriage/commitment, now while I may not specifically say I'm gamophobic, I do acknowledge that I'm apathetic towards such things. I speak enough about it and make jokes on relationships, but I don't feel this need to be in one.

I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything, I find some relationships ridiculous and laughable and I have a life plan of adopting a kid at thirty in the event that I haven't trapped some pour soul by then (which I don't plan to).

Many people probably feel like I do about relationships; can't stay in one, don't see the need for one, won't engage in one if given the chance. This is particularly rampant amongst intellectuals, narcissists, workaholics and the likes.


I don't love myself that much (couldn't give a rat's behind honestly), I may not be the easiest person to deal with, so I would rather keep my drama to myself, I would rather not meet other people, but when I do, I get lively and animated. I'm shy and would say that I suffer some form of low self esteem issues (even my late mother couldn't talk me out of it).....generally, I haven't felt the need to be in a relationship or seen myself in one.


Does anyone else feel same? Or has anyone felt same and gotten over it? I don't think I ever will

An0nimus:
TheSuperNerd which kine thesis you dey write sef?

safarigirl:
bros, stop hyperventilating. You are not more racist than I am....I stopped watching white people movies almost ten years ago so I wouldn't know what they she these days.


What I meant by incapable is that the black man is not fashioned to do things like write poetry, buy flowers/chocolate and all that crappy stuff whites do. They show love, but their expression is poor, probably because the black race is more masculine in nature; not given to emotional outbursts, not necessarily weak-minded and the likes. I see the black man in an alpha male status, hence, the inability to express things like love the way the more feminine whites would.

I like them like that, I don't take any black man trying to practice soap opera love seriously

safarigirl:
I was sitting next to this family in church some weeks ago and I watched how the husband and wife interacted with each other and their child, while I did this, one thought occurred to me; I don't particularly care for that sort of interaction.


Gamophobia simply implies a fear of marriage/commitment, now while I may not specifically say I'm gamophobic, I do acknowledge that I'm apathetic towards such things. I speak enough about it and make jokes on relationships, but I don't feel this need to be in one.

I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything, I find some relationships ridiculous and laughable and I have a life plan of adopting a kid at thirty in the event that I haven't trapped some pour soul by then (which I don't plan to).

Many people probably feel like I do about relationships; can't stay in one, don't see the need for one, won't engage in one if given the chance. This is particularly rampant amongst intellectuals, narcissists, workaholics and the likes.


I don't love myself that much (couldn't give a rat's behind honestly), I may not be the easiest person to deal with, so I would rather keep my drama to myself, I would rather not meet other people, but when I do, I get lively and animated. I'm shy and would say that I suffer some form of low self esteem issues (even my late mother couldn't talk me out of it).....generally, I haven't felt the need to be in a relationship or seen myself in one.


Does anyone else feel same? Or has anyone felt same and gotten over it? I don't think I ever will

safarigirl:
bros, stop hyperventilating. You are not more racist than I am....I stopped watching white people movies almost ten years ago so I wouldn't know what they she these days.


What I meant by incapable is that the black man is not fashioned to do things like write poetry, buy flowers/chocolate and all that crappy stuff whites do. They show love, but their expression is poor, probably because the black race is more masculine in nature; not given to emotional outbursts, not necessarily weak-minded and the likes. I see the black man in an alpha male status, hence, the inability to express things like love the way the more feminine whites would.

I like them like that, I don't take any black man trying to practice soap opera love seriously

Penisinpenisout:


So then, a white feminine beta male would be your ideal match? I don't think so
Also why do you think alpha male can't express love? Thats not true dear
In our hands you would experience love at its purest form

Ps: i think you're absolutely gorgeous, you should let me love you
With all your intellectual prowess and my alpha status we could birth the next Albert Einstein.

ourchoice:
I am very sure that many lovely white guys would love to have u as their lover and wife....why not give them a chance since u are more inclined to their kind of love than that of the blacks maybe u have discovered the reason y u should consider interracial marriage.

....generally speaking, with the way things are presently and with the way women have defined love and who to love, if not for having children in wedlock, many guys wouldn't marry either

TruthHurts1:

Are you a law student?

safarigirl:
I don't know where you got your own idea that I prefer the way white people 'love'....you must have a thing for putting words in people's mouth.


Don't assume men are high commodity either, if not for society, women would rather stay single. Men are more needy than women, ever wondered why widowers are more open to remarrying than widows?


They simply can't handle pressure like women.