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ArQueBusieR:I don't have a tattoo. I have a piercing. Do you have one? |
sexkillz:Ndo. I'll be back later. Just sit in the tub and wait for me ![]() |
namfav:It seems that you are getting that that Nigerian men date outside of their nationality due to hardships as well. If you're speaking in terms of actually dating an outsider within Nigeria [when I say actually dating, I mean not for money but for love], then I will agree you but keep in mind, although there are non-Black people in Nigeria, how many of them are there to actually go around? If you're speaking in terms of living outside of Nigeria and dating non-Black people, then yes I admit it is more people doing so but within those individuals doing it, it tends to be Nigerian men. |
sexkillz:Yes o! Make you tell am. Because you have a computer doesn't mean you must type. Na by force? By the way, I never finished giving you that bath ![]() |
tellwisdom:Access denied! But you're more than welcome to kiss my round toned posterior ![]() |
namfav:Ok, I'm waiting for your explanation on why I am wrong. |
[quote author=obo_man link=topic=786945.msg9397348#msg9397348 date=1319309587]I absolutely disagree that black women are the most abused. When it comes to serial killers, wife-killers, e.t.c, it's common amongst white men. Crimes brothers mostly commit are thieving, robbery e.t.c. The major reason they commit these crimes is to impress the 'black woman' you say are the most abused. How about the Arabs that cover their wives up like masquerades and beat them like mad? Are these people not the same person that propagate Islam that forbids women to take certain roles in their society? In Saudi Arabia, women are not allowed to drive, shake hands with men, e.t.c. In Yoruba culture, women sit with elders and kings in the palace to make decisions and all sorts. You can't even find a white woman 100 years ago in American congress or in British parliament. Whereas, black women have been sitting around chiefs and elders for 100s of years. When yahoo yahoo boiz hit it big, it's the black women that most of the money is being spent on. When our politicians loot and steal, it's the 'black women' they spend the vast majority of the money on. When the average black man goes to the farm, it's to feed his wife and kids When the black man buys cars and blings, it's to entice the 'black woman' that you claim are the most abused, Black men are also known to love their mums and really attribute their success to their mums ( black women). Black men (esp 9ja men) are known to be more generous with their women than most other men, I can go on and on, I just disagree with the notion that black women are the most abused.[/quote]Bear in mind, she is not talking of crimes in general. She is speaking in terms of domestic violence. How many serial killers have heard of who killed all in the name of a woman? And in case you didn't know, very few serial killers in this world are Black. |
sexkillz:Co-sign on that one! Bullshit is an understatement. |
lindabon:lol same here ![]() |
namfav:Ok, I see what you're saying. Yes, I agree that we're not running out of good men. Most Nigerian women tend to seek companionship in Nigerian men but the same can't necessarily be said about Nigerian men. |
[size=13pt]@everyone on NL: You all are by far the most intriguing bunch of characters I have ever encountered. I used to think people I met on the streets were crazy, but mehn some of you here take the cake! I still have love for you all--even those who I have argued with. Stay blessed everyone |
namfav:Say what? What is it that you're saying that Nigerian men say? And how is Nigerian women wanting seek love outside of her nationality "too westernized"? Would it not seen as "too westernize" if a Nigerian man seeks to same options? |
pendo89:Yeah, I hear about the outcry from people. A lot of those notions people hold onto are based on stereotypes and misguided beliefs, regardless of whether the person is doing it for fashion purposes or spiritual purposes. |
2buff:Na wa o!!! Chineke!! Make I go buy Listerine! In fact that was even an assault on my mouth → ![]() |
[quote author=obo_man link=topic=786945.msg9396960#msg9396960 date=1319305367]@merge, you referring to black men as if your dad ain't one of them. If the men ain't building empires, what are the women doing? I swear, I love black women and I shouldn't be seen bringing black women down. I started this thread based on my observation and not to cause rancour or bring anyone down. I have to admit that I honestly like it when other races can't take our black women but we can take theirs It's like they can't have our beauties but we can have theirs. That is what I call ' THE ALPHA PROTECTIVE MALE'. [/quote]Nope, that's just called double standard greediness → ![]() |
BoboYekini:BokoYekini ----> namfav:namfav, what you quoted was part of an entire sentence. I didn't at any point in time say that no one likes black women. You misconstrued what I said. What I said was "Almost everyone on this thread talks and praises these men like the are demigods or that the world as a whole has some insatiable appetite for Nigerian men but somehow, just somehow, no one likes black women or finds them to be desirable in the least sense.", the keyword in that sentence is 'LIKE' which is a clear indication to a comparison. I used it as a manner of having similar qualities or characteristics to another what I was comparing/discussing. With the way I complain about the treatment of women in the world, Africa, and on Nairaland, why on Earth would such words come from me? And yes, while I will agree that most Nigerian men are with Nigerian women, that still doesn't change the fact that in many situations men do throw women under the bus--the same can be said about women as well. I made that comment not specifically in reference to this subject/topic, but as a means of describing the treatment of Black African women. All in all, you picked part the quote as though it were separate sentences when in actuality, it was one sentence with compared and explained two different things. fergie321: ![]() |
[quote author=obo_man link=topic=786945.msg9396692#msg9396692 date=1319302048]Why is merge and Inked_nerd so anti black men? But frankly, would Brad Pitt leave Angelina for another black woman? I don't think so. I'm definitely sure Angelina can dump Brad for Will smith or Tyson or even Mike Tyson. There is just this presence about black men that other races want to taste. An Indian girl once told me that before they get married to their Indian brothers, they taste a black man. She said it's the general thing, I swear, I was recently watching a show on BBC 2 , the name of the show is MIXED BRITANNIA. The show is about interracial relationships and how they have progressed through the years. There was an Official report by the Home Office that says, ' the women of this region (seaside Wales), when they sleep with the black man, nothing seems to satisfies them again except another black man'. I laughed out loud when I heard it. If you think I'm lying, you can catch up on the programme on BBC iplayer. Point of correction, we don't chase pum, pum chase us. As for my forefathers taken as slaves, didn't the Romans enslaved the English, French, Germans (known then as the Barbarians)?[/quote]Yes, the Roman's enslaved all those other individuals but that has nothing to do with this subject matter so stop throwing in irrelevant information, it has nothing to do with that notion that you mentioned about being an alpha male. As for you claiming that I am anti-Black men, I HIGHLY suggest that you get your information in order. Unlike you, I have never at any point of my Nairaland expereince gone around putting men of other ethnic groups on a pedestal. If you really knew anything about how I felt about Black men, you would know that I have said in the past that I have nothing against my Black brothers. As a young Black woman, I want nothing more than to see then succeed. Because I can and have chosen to call you out on the nonsense notions that you've been writing is not in any way an indication that I am anti-Black men. And once AGAIN, you've disregarded all of my questions ![]() merge:Hehehe, sorry I just had to laugh at that line ![]() [quote author=obo_man link=topic=786945.msg9396906#msg9396906 date=1319304775]@emofine, there is only one universally recognized meat, it's called ' chocolate plantain'.[/quote]Who told you that? What makes you as a Black man so exclusive? |
[quote author=obo_man link=topic=787433.msg9396531#msg9396531 date=1319300442]African/Nigerian women, would you date a man that wears earrings? I do wear studs because I don't want to pierce my Ear. This is partly because of my parents and how I might be perceived by people in Nigeria. I might decide in the future to run for an elected office in Nigeria and I really hold self-image in high esteem. I know men wearing Earrings is alien to African culture but two small sparkles on both ears of a man isn't at all a bad idea . I have attracted quite a few women with my studs, they say, ' whao nice earrings'. I'm like, ' thanks, do you wanna feel it' ? As she feels it, I'm like, ' whao you looking so stunning, come hold my waist leme go grab ya some drinks'', .In summary, I'm saying it can start a convo between you and a woman, lol , Women, girls in the house, what do you think?[/quote]It's not alien to African culture. People in Africa have been doing it for centuries. Because the white man came and force fed you beliefs on what is "right" and "wrong" doesn't mean it never existed with Africa. Kenya's Chief Justice, Dr Willy Mutunga wears a stud on his ear. His stud carries symbolic and religious connotations, he explained himself [not that he had to]. Personally, I have nothing against guys who have earring. Hell, I've even been with dudes who have gauges in their eyes. One of my favorite front man from one of my favorite bands has a gauge in his ears. For me it depends on the good. It's not always a look that looks good on everyone. I'm about the get a new piercing and I've encountered some hostility from some Africans but for me, I really don't care. Ultimately, it'll be up to me to decide. It's all about personal choice. |
2buff:Deep kiss who? ![]() [quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=784175.msg9390612#msg9390612 date=1319215084]What a puzzy azz boy. Always running after one woman or the other to fight. Oloshi[/quote]Ummm, did you expect anything different from such a guy? ![]() 2buff:French kiss who? Who wan kiss am? ![]() cantell:Ok, good for you. Your options have been laid out for you in the previous pages. Either follow them are be out homie. C'mon already. Sheesh! |
merge: merge:When you mentioned high expectations, it reminded me of something that happened to my sister--her and her bestfriend were walking down the street somewhere in Manhattan and saw a handsome Black guy with a woman who in their opinion was not up to par. After observing the couple for some time, my sister asked her friend if there is something that was so wrong with them that a handsome Black man would date a woman such as the one they saw. While talking, another young Black guy overheard their conversation and chimed in. He told them that as a young Black man, he doesn't think that Black women's expectations are two high, he said that Black men's expectations were too low. My sister and her bestfriend were taken aback by the comment but agree with what he was saying. |
namfav:namfav, what did I say that you thought was incorrect? Could you please elaborate on your comment? sleekch1c:I try not to just jump into things like that which is why I gave him the benefit of the doubt initially when I heard my friend say those things say certain things. When she confirmed that he just dislikes Black women I just a bit nonchalant about it in some ways. As for the his mother, they see is as sad and somewhat disturbing but, what can they really do? ![]() |
[quote author=obo_man link=topic=786945.msg9396347#msg9396347 date=1319298460]Haha, lol @ they can't run a country, so funny @ merge. The fact that we can't run our country NOW doesn't mean we are incapable or silly, there are other factors why that is. I'm quite sure things will change for better in the future. @ Inked, all I'm saying is true though. It isn't a pseudo science that black men are ' Alpha male ' of all the races, it's true. And like I said, It isn't a problem when a white man dates a black woman, I only get angry if she is super hot, not 'annoyingly angry' but just a little bit angry.[/quote]But why are you upset because a good looking Black woman is with a non-Black man? Do you think you're the only one who deserves or can have a good looking Black woman in their life? If you're such an alpha male as you claim, why then are your women going elsewhere? So, if I follow this flawed pattern that you've woven, what happens to unattractive Black women? And what about unattractive Black men dating white women? And once again, who told you that you as a Black man are an alpha male? Do you realize that the same unscientific notion that you are using here is no different from that of the white men who enslaved your forefathers? It was once believed that you as a Black man were not even human! Where is this science which you say backs ups your belief? Also, I noticed that you conveniently bypassed some of my questions to you ![]() |
SMH, it's amazing what joblessness, lack of sex, ignorance, and sexism will do to some people. [size=14pt]#FAILONYOURLIFE[/size] |
merge:It's not just a black man thing--its a black thing in general. I always tell people, the teachings of Willie Lynch is alive and well in the souls of Black people!!! |
[quote author=Mrs, Chima link=topic=785501.msg9396214#msg9396214 date=1319297203]Strange huh? It is interesting how SOME of them were chauvinistic with their black counterparts and bottom bitches to their white counterparts. Inferior complexity much? Many of them beats their wives/hoes for not cooking meals and cleaning the floor but playing Mr. Clean to the Oyinbo chicks. Fuckery to the fullest. Money make SOME people do things they wouldn't dare otherwise. [/quote]LOL @ Mr. Clean. I just had a image of a Black version of the Mr. Clean man on tv ![]() |
[quote author=obo_man link=topic=786945.msg9396067#msg9396067 date=1319295733]Another reason White men don't often go for black women could be the 'nature of the black woman'. Let me explain. Black women are tough, resolute and sometimes defiant. For example, for black men that have dated white women in the past, you can tell her to do almost anything and she will. The same doesn't apply to black women. Now, imagine a White man that has the option to choose either a white woman ( that he can easily approach and control ) and a black woman ( that is tough, doesn't take shet, and sometimes stubborn), it's a no brainer that he is gonna have preference for the white woman. I love black women, they are adorable, but you have to be a real man to be able to handle them and put them in their place. I personally don't feel white men are ready for that stress, and besides, they have their fellow white women at their disposal. In summary, it all boils down to control, which is more or less controllable. I personally would like a tough woman for wifey in the long-run but a controllable one in the short-run. ( man must fork quickly and easily ).[/quote]Smh. Says a lot about the way some of you men think. [quote author=obo_man link=topic=786945.msg9395969#msg9395969 date=1319294638]Well, for men it's okay. For women, it's bizarre. Black men are the 'alpha males' of all races so i personally think black women shouldn't look elsewhere ( esp when they are super sexy).[/quote]How is it ok? How is it bizarre? Are you as a Black man the only one who is entitled to be with a beautiful Black woman? Who told you that Black men were the "alpha males" of all ethnicities? So lemme get this straight, as a Black woman, if no "good men" are approaching me or running off to be with women of other ethnic groups, you expect me to sit around and wait till one come all because you believe of this pseudo ego that you possess which you believe gives you some sort of entitlement? Also, you speak of Black women in an underlying manner as though as a black men their are properties which belong to you. |
aribisala0:How did I create a category for Black men for sexuality. I don't understand what you mean with that line. I never said that all men were the same and yes, I understand that everyone is different but that portion of of the book, and many other parts of it were a reflection that many people, not just in American society, posses when it comes to race relations. If you haven't read the book, I would suggest you read it so you can have an idea of what I'm saying. A lot of Hurston's books are often times a reflection of society, sexuality, and race relations. I didn't just throw in that it of information about the book all for the sake of talking. There was a racial connection that I made with fergie321's comment, the book, and racial perceptions. Although the time period in the book is not the same as today, it still stands to show that such notions were very much alive and well in the minds of not just Black men, but black women as well. And can you please explain what it is that you were trying to say about voodoo? Lastly, yes pörnögraphy has had influences in the sexuality is modern day human beings, but it is nothing new. Pörnögraphy has been around for centuries! It's not something that was recently created, nor was experimentation. People have this general belief that a lot of the sëxual practices that occur today are some kind of new sëxual phenomenon when it reality, that's not the case. The only difference between people of today and people of the past is, that people are more open about it. sleekch1c:I will agree, some of the comments do come across as self hate. I have a friend who's cousin talks about black women like it is a sport. This friend of mine, told me about the way her cousin behaves and to be quite honest, I can't say that I was surprised. She told me of one incident in particular where he met a girl and was talking to her. At some point in time the subject of race came into the conversation and the girl mentioned to the guy that although people mistaken her as a hispanic woman, that she was indeed black. The moment he heard that, he stopped talking to her. Although I was aware that some men behave like this, I tried to give my friend's cousin the benefit of the doubt and thought perhaps she might have said something that rubbed him the wrong way. My friend laughed and told me that the girl did nothing wrong and that that's just how he is. I even went so far as to say maybe he just prefers non-Black women, as before, she said no that he just dislikes black women. I just shrugged it off and moved on from the subject. |
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