Spin:Do black women really nurture black men?

[Neuromancer]

Spin on this

Do black men protect black women ?
Shout out to @falcozer

Do you all find black women are actually nurturing to black men or they just tolerate us for now.

Also do black women actually believe the racialized black brute stereotype about All black men?


In the nineteenth century, the Black male was thought to be a threat not only to white women but to all women, Black as well as white. Colonialism was often justified as an effort to save the savage women from their brute males. -Dr. Thomas Curry, Man-not .

 

[King Poetic]

I can't speak for anyone else.

But the black woman I'm with now is..

The previous 12 out of 15 was terrible and only cared about their own nurturing

 

[Carlton Banks]

Edit-

I'm not doing this.

 

[ThaEruditious]

I think the word you're looking for is neuter

 

[Reno89]

Nurture - to care for and encourage the growth and development of

 

[Henri Christophe]

The women in my family love black men because they are spoiled by black man


It only makes sense that they'd be supportive and nurturing.


The women in my life can't relate to the big evil black Boogeyman.


All they see is black excellence

 

[George's Dilemma]

The Black women more prone to nurture Black men tend to be the ones we don't want. The Black women who give us the biggest headaches tend to be who we go after.

 

[nullnullnullnull]

These threads always make me feel shame. Shame about how bad things have gotten between bw and bm.

There’s so much toxic energy and it’s gonna mestastize it’s something else. The new generation is already on some fukk shyt.
Black boys are emotionally castrated and lack guidance and black girls are desperate for affection and a sense of importance. It’s sad but to answer your question. No.

My Mama nurtures me and that’s all I need. I am not entitled to black women’s nurturing but they should not expect protection from me either. Random bw and bm for that matter, are just people to me. It used to be depressing but hey it’s life. Skinfolk ain’t kinfolk, I guess.

The most nurtured I’ve ever been has been by non-black women. And that confuses me. Around bw, i feel invisible and unimportant. But growing up it was a Cuban Mestiza who made me feel important or a white girl who saw me and made me feel special. I’m not just divulging bedbuck fantasies here. I want to heal. Cuz I know a lot of bw, say they feel the same way. It hurts me when a sister says she felt the most love when it was with a nonblack man and that the most pain she endured was from her own. We don’t love each other the way we used to

 

[Will Ross]

Older black Women yes but most women under 70 no

 

[perfectblack999]

Nurture - to care for and encourage the growth and development of

Seeing how we have mothers, I don't see how this can't be the case. If we remove the mother-son relationships, then yeah I can see them not being nurturers.

 

[ThaEruditious]

Nurture - to care for and encourage the growth and development of

 

[Reno89]

Seeing how we have mothers, I don't see how this can't be the case. If we remove the mother-son relationships, then yeah I can see them not being nurturers.

You're assuming every mother-son relationship in the black community is a healthy one.

 

[Henri Christophe]

Seeing how we have mothers, I don't see how this can't be the case. If we remove the mother-son relationships, then yeah I can see them not being nurturers.

Some nikkas' moms aint shyt......


Just ask around.....

 

[Falcozer]

Some nikkas' moms aint shyt......


Just ask around.....

But some nikkas don't wanna hear it though, unconditional love don't apply to everyone out there.

 

[Henri Christophe]

But some nikkas don't wanna hear it though, unconditional love don't apply to everyone out there.

Same way that women claim men "create hoes"


shytty mothers create the same toxic men they hate

shytty mothers keep the prison system profitable