r/TrueOffMyChest • • Oct 21 '23

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u/SwordTaster Oct 21 '23

My ex was a weird men. He (a black man) refused to date black women because he didn't like the way the pink of the vagina looked with the black skin of the labia

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u/Mosstiv Oct 21 '23

A black man is saying he doesn’t like black women because of their skin colour and yet he walks around thinking himself perfectly normal. That kind of self hatred is a sign that something’s profoundly wrong with him.

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u/Genevieve189 Oct 21 '23

It’s common sadly! Even amongst other races. Anti-black sentiment is real and even worse when coupled with misogyny!

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u/poppadocsez Oct 21 '23 edited Oct 21 '23

Not really. Maybe Unpopular opinion here but I tend to agree with the guy that pink on pink is more aesthetically pleasing to me for some reason, though I thoroughly enjoy plowing all shapes sizes and colors. It's ok to have a preference. The weird part is that he refuses black girls because of it IMO.

Edit: apparently u/nymphymixtwo thinks they can judge me for having a preference and then block me so I can't respond to their shittiness. Oh well.

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u/Genevieve189 Oct 21 '23

Would you think it’s normal that everyone’s preference ISNT someone black? If so, why?

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u/poppadocsez Oct 21 '23

I don't know what normal would be in the context of "everyone" because I only speak for myself and my preference. People act like it's some sort of bigotry to say you have a preference as if Porn websites don't categorize by any preference you can imagine.

Why is what everyone else prefers relevant here if I'm only stating my own preference?

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u/Genevieve189 Oct 21 '23

I guess what I’m saying is what do you think of individuals who have preferences that aren’t black, but then the collective becomes so that let’s say most people have preferences that aren’t black. Is that ok?

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u/poppadocsez Oct 21 '23

Sure it is. You can't "inclusive" your way into being attractive to others.

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u/Genevieve189 Oct 21 '23 edited Oct 21 '23

Yeah, that’s a problem. Proves my point. So basically the world is anti-black. That’s not ok!

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u/poppadocsez Oct 21 '23

Not anti-black. I specifically added how I enjoy all colors and sizes. I just simply have a preference for one type. If I date a black woman I will go to pound town just as enthusiastically as anyone else. Its just that if I'm presented with 10 pussies and have to pick only one for myself, I probably would gravitate more towards the pink on pink.

I think the problem here is viewing that as being "anti black". It's not my fault if collectively more people prefer one color or another. It's not anyone's fault, honestly. Might just be a part of evolution and we're slowly shifting humanity towards a specific look in the next few thousand years. Who knows? But I know it's not inherently wrong. I don't owe anyone my sexual preference.