Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
If so, what are your experiences?
I typically only go to white or mixed crowd bars/clubs, and it's been that way since I was an undergrad. Not saying they are safer or nicer or whatever--I just find it easier to talk to white girls and get numbers when I'm at those bars/clubs. Whenever me or my friends try to talk to black girls at the bar, they don't even want to be bothered. It's like, why the fukk they even come out if they didn't want anyone to talk to them?
When I go to white clubs and bars I can strike up a convo with any girl just about, and chanced are I can get the number if they're feeling me. Of course, with that said, I can't prove white girls put out more, because I think all races average the same number of put outs. I guess I just find talkng to white girls at bars and clubs way more intriguing.
Before yall call me a c00n, let me just say that I love all races equally. If I want to talk to a black girl, I have better chances getting at them in school or at some other kind of event
I typically only go to white or mixed crowd bars/clubs, and it's been that way since I was an undergrad. Not saying they are safer or nicer or whatever--I just find it easier to talk to white girls and get numbers when I'm at those bars/clubs. Whenever me or my friends try to talk to black girls at the bar, they don't even want to be bothered. It's like, why the fukk they even come out if they didn't want anyone to talk to them?
When I go to white clubs and bars I can strike up a convo with any girl just about, and chanced are I can get the number if they're feeling me. Of course, with that said, I can't prove white girls put out more, because I think all races average the same number of put outs. I guess I just find talkng to white girls at bars and clubs way more intriguing.
Before yall call me a c00n, let me just say that I love all races equally. If I want to talk to a black girl, I have better chances getting at them in school or at some other kind of event


I've never been to one while single.