(Females) If you have a height preference........

[CinnaSlim]

So a taller light skin male came to you, would you reject him?

Depends on the chemistry and compatibility.

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Can someone answer my question:
Are the majority of people dark skin or lighter?

I was thinking of it like a bell curve. Dark and pale are extremes so most people would be in the middle. But I don't know if it works that way since the original man was dark and then eventually grew lighter in certain parts of the world.

 

[KenyaDoll]

You're ridiculous lol.

They are pretty much arguing that blacks who are slightly insulated from the full wrath of inequality/discrimination (because of whatever attribute) should no longer care about what their fellow blacks go through. I guess that "new black" mentality is catching on.

 

[CinnaSlim]

You do realize that my quote pretty much says the same thing. That I don't like it when women talk bad about the people they don't prefer either. So what was the point of quoting me? Did you think you were clever my mocking me? Did you not read or did you not comprehend?

They don't read lol. Or they read so fast and don't retain the information because they are already composing their rebuttal.

 

[Da King]

6'4" nikkas stand up

@malcolmxxx_45

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

6'4" nikkas stand up

@malcolmxxx_45

5percent of the entire male pop

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

@KenyaDoll what about short black males?

 

[philmonroe]

I have a height preference (taller than me) and I don't give a damn if men don't prefer women of my skin tone. I simply wish many of those men didn't feel the need to say such nasty things about the women they don't prefer. I think it's just as bad if women talk badly about short men or light men. It's just not necessary.

Regarding bold logoff then. That's some online shyt. I honestly don't see male or females really being out of picket with it IRL. You can tell by their actions what they're into but not really the disrespect or trolling you see online.

 

[William F. Russell]

You do realize that my quote pretty much says the same thing. That I don't like it when women talk bad about the people they don't prefer either. So what was the point of quoting me? Did you think you were clever my mocking me? Did you not read or did you not comprehend?

 

[William F. Russell]

They are pretty much arguing that blacks who are slightly insulated from the full wrath of inequality/discrimination (because of whatever attribute) should no longer care about what their fellow blacks go through. I guess that "new black" mentality is catching on.

False equivalency strikes again!

 

[William F. Russell]

They don't read lol. Or they read so fast and retain the information because they are already composing their rebuttal.

:whatyouwant:It's not that serious.

 

[KenyaDoll]

Regarding bold logoff then. That's some online shyt. I honestly don't see male or females really being out of picket with it IRL. You can tell by their actions what they're into but not really the disrespect or trolling you see online.

No fool, if you don't like me expressing my opinion in a thread asking for it then YOU log off or better yet don't quote me. Saying I wish people didn't disparage their non-preference (whether that be man or woman) has nothing to do with needing to log off, you prick!

 

[iBrowse]

I don't have a height preference although I like height on a man, just be taller than my short ass. I don't think its the same since the motives and foundation behind the ls/ds don't hold as much heaviness and history as height preference.

What's your height?

 

[mamba]

I have a height preference (taller than me) and I don't give a damn if men don't prefer women of my skin tone. I simply wish many of those men didn't feel the need to say such nasty things about the women they don't prefer. I think it's just as bad if women talk badly about short men or light men. It's just not necessary.

Men will call other men out on their bullshyt. Women rarely call women out when they say such things.

I've yet to see men go all out on social media like this: https://twitter.com/heightismxposed

One of those posts said all short men should be shot!

Can you imagine if someone said all fat women should be rounded up and placed in concentration camps? Or all short women should be shot? Or all dark women should be placed in vats of bleaching cream? Or women with hair hats are just men with a hat of hair affixed to their head? That would be some wild talk.

No one checked those women on their bullshyt. But, I can guarantee you if men were saying crazy shyt like that, they'd probably lose their jobs and be blacklisted. The hunt would be on.

 

[KenyaDoll]

False equivalency strikes again!

This is not a good argument breh. It's like saying a successful black person doesnt have to worry about racism because they have a good job, nice home, stable family, etc, the logic behind both is the same

No great equivalency. I'm not even the first person in this thread to call out that bullshyt logic that @WHIPPEDCream shouldn't care because she is attractive and probably doesn't experience colorism as much because of it.

 

[KenyaDoll]

Men will call other men out on their bullshyt. Women rarely call women out when they say such things.

I've yet to see men go all out on social media like this: https://twitter.com/heightismxposed

It's because of our underdeveloped minds.