HeavansKeeper -> RE: Q for Masters/Daddys into Raceplay.... (5/27/2009 10:31:15 AM)
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Without knowing more about your master, Lilblack, I would assume it's a specific case rather than a general principle. I'm saying it's likely the specifics of you and him, not white vs. black. You may have discussed the race and marriage aspect before hand, but the outcomes are limited. Assuming he doesn't want to marry: 1) He lied about the racial thing, and does not want to marry a black girl. 2) He was honest about the racial thing, but does not want to (is not ready to) marry, specifically, you. 3) He is not ready to marry anyone. (A natural fear of commitment) Keep in mind he may still love you deeply. He may want you in his life forever. But those words are not proposals. Regarding interracial relationships, they have an additional stress point, especially if the involved members are close to their family. When I was younger I dated a black girl, liked her well enough... But her father always reminding her I was white, and my TERRIBLY overtly racist grandmother stopping just short of calling for a lynching added a lot of stress for us. More likely than not, it's why things didn't work out. If you both feel that stress, remember an age old teenage adage: Fuck em, it's my life. Nice dog, by the way.
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