sblady
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ORIGINAL: DrkJourney I'll tell you what I mean. When I was single I got the non black guys, that all they focused on was my race. They had it in their nik, and it was about every other word in their emails, even when I asked politely that they not do that. It's not a compliment. I have made the statement time and time again you choose clothes by color, not your partner. Then I get the black men, that think just because we are the same color that I "owe" it to them to date them. The too mention race in about every other sentence. Again, I'm not impressed. They are rude and don't even remotely try to be nice, because I "have" to talk to them remember? I had some tell me that I should be greatful that he is speaking to me, he could be talking to a white woman....knock yourself out babe. So they went in the not interested bin just like the guys mentioned above. Oh my goodness!! I can absolutely relate!! Honestly, I never dealt with these issues until I started exploring my submissive side. I was simply amazed. Both your paragraphs are spot on. When approached by someone outside my race who had a screen name that implied objectification, I quickly pointed them in another direction as that's not my kink. I also dealt with those who "assumed" I was into race play. Again, not my kink. The second paragraph is also very familiar. On numerous occasions, it was stated that there are so few black submissives. It was implied that I should take up the slack. Um, yeah....no. I will always choose the best relationship for me, regardless of....anything.
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