What’s your Favorite Sibling’s sign or Least Favorite Sibling’s Sign and What’s Your Sign?

Posted by Jumpin_Jupiter
I think one of the most pettiest reason i can possibly think of for not dating is if a woman is far more prettier than me. Sorry but it's just friendship material for me. I say that because pretty people are in general petty, and yeah that includes me too. If you pretty and tell me you not petty I say you lyin.

Posted by CosmicCunt
In the middle of a blow job I caught a glimpse of her lady-stache.. I tried. I tried I tried. At least until she was done 😆.. but I couldn't. I got dressed and left.. wax that shit. We ain't getting velcroed together by our mustaches.
Lady-staches..

Posted by xkachi
Almost everyone annoys me.

Posted by CosmicCunt
If she's in any way into anime

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Posted by LaGenereuze
Small hands

You like big clumsy ungainly lumbering hands fumbling around your body - okkkk

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Posted by cersei
I’m really sick of racism. It’s going to be 2024 and ppl still choose to be racist. Smh
I was just on the neighbors app and someone talked about an incident that happened. She stated 3 black men who she claims MIGHT have tried to steal her car. All that invited a bunch of racists comments like “I hate to have to racial profile but you have to”. I almost want to repost what she wrote here but whatever. I know there are racist ppl on here too who will just interject with validation of profiling.
She claimed she was being helpful by warning ppl to be careful of these 3 men but it’s almost pointless because she didn’t even give any description other than that they’re black.
Idk but to me that just seems like it’s encouraging ppl to profile any black man who is innocently shopping in the store.
I can’t even be surprised Gobby wrote some racist crap anyways
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The more you post, the more you reveal yourself to be a brainwashed simpleton.
You claim to have 'compassion' but you're as woefully ignorant as the very racists themselves.

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Posted by Jumpin_Jupiter
I do agree that black women are assertive and are the types that won't put up with a man's bullshit (I can't remember which one of yall said it but I remember reading that on the low) but I don't agree with the part about black women won't put up with that like white women will. I'm just gonna leave this right here. I do admire those traits from black women considering it can be put to good use in the bedroom. We all know by now I'm a kinky ass dude anyway so it is no secret. Only non black women I know who can support my fetish needs in that kind of way are those ghetto type chicks. I don't mind that from black women as long as they don't start going Virgo on me.
The end

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Posted by RollergirlOrc
I'm going to butt into this racial conversation despite not being black again, so apologies.. I think race is a sensitive topic esp within the black community whose experience is not only based on race (as opposed to based on whatever else, financial or social) but it's a struggle within the community itself. I was asked by a black friend why I didn't date my own race and I didn't really have an answer. I then asked him who would he date. He said he would date all types of people, even white but he wouldn't have a child with a white woman. I didn't understand and I'm not going to try to but.. it was just interesting to note. An Asian dating a white person is less "scandalous" than a black with white. Maybe it's due to stigma, maybe it really is just preference, maybe it comes with a history that non-black can ever ever know. I think I respect both sides.
Plus, yea, you are only seeing one type of person who acts that way and happens to have that skin color. Don't generalize
-my thoughts

If you are more attracted to non-asian men that fine. If you are avoiding dating asian men because of perceived stereotypes about asian men, that would be concerning.
As for your friend, who knows why he thought that or felt the need to share it. But I have heard this from people ofother cultures, that while it may be okay to date outside of their race, their family expected them to marry someone of their culture. His view isn't black specific, as I have heard it from Greeks, Italians, Indians (especially), Jewish people, and so and so on. I have lots of mixed kids in my family. My cousins are half Korean. I have nieces and nephews who are half white. We break bread at the table just the same.
I do not have children, but I understand that if I do I will be bringing a child into the world that society will most likely view as black. Whatever the race of the father, it would be important they understand the implications of this. It is also important we are able to teach our child to embrace all sides of their ethnicity with pride, so that they do not define themselves by others misconceptions of who they are based on their race.
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Personally, I wouldn't date a Filipino guy for numerous reasons.
I can't be with someone who completely lacks social justice awareness, how colonialism affects Filipinos to this day. Most of what people find "positive qualities" they find im Filipinos in the workforce, is actually harmful and not beneficial to us.
I have yet to find someone who will understand why I'm vocal about social issues, why I protest and so on. Most of the Filipino men that I've met are clueless. They want white, slim and maintain white mentality to the point that we can't get out of an identity crisis even in old age.
I need somebody who proactively fights for good, not just live life complacently and go on with the privilege they're given.
No thank you. Respectfully.
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I in no way would encourage people to date someone they are incompatible with based on being same race. I grew up in an area with a lot of filipinos. Some of them I was able to ally with on causes and some not. I dont know what made the difference.
I am also aware that some times positive stereotypes can even be harmful. Like the strong black woman stereotype. Sometimes it can be a double edged sword. Its meant to evoke strength and resiliency, but sometimes it also robs black women of their vulnerablity and desensitizes people to their pain. Sometimes we even internalize this schema ourselves and feel like ""I have to be strong, I have to hold everything together, I have to keep pushing until I cant push any more". No sis you dont. We dont.

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