Black brehettes of the coli, have you been approached by white men?
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Neil Tyson
YYZ
If I go after other race women, they better look better than average with damn good looking bodies. Otherwise it is black women for me.
But I do like these responses of these coli brehettes so far
MooseMouthMthafuga
Veteran
3:15 to 7:50
You c00ns and c00netes might wanna sit this one out.Might make ya melt like the wicked witch
chief_keef_stan
lil' haitian nikka
I wish homeboy was lying but over here educated black women like at havard mit bu bc etc be going after white guys. maybe cuz that's the only guys they be around or w/eBlack dudes who date lower tier WW are usually poor and uneducated
Black women who date wiggers and bland WM are usually middleclass and educated
KenyaDoll
Demonic eyebrows & animal print
I've been approached sporadically throughout the years.
- I guess the guy saw me walking away from my car into a store. I do remember seeing him and smiling (however, I smile at anyone who makes eye contact with me). I get back to my car and see something on the windshield. Naturally, I thought it was a ticket, but it was a note telling me that he thought I was pretty, liked my smile, and listed his name and number for me to call him.
I thought that was lame.
- Another white guy did something similar. I used to play tournament poker at bars around Atlanta. I was placed next to a younger white guy. It's not abnormal to strike up a conversation while playing the game. We talked for most of the night until he got out of the game. As I'm about to switch tables, I noticed that he left his card with a note on the back. I didn't call him; however, he started showing up to poker more often and we became friends. He tried to kiss me one night after poker :awkward: and we didn't talk again after that.
- The boldest white guy tried to approach me did it on the sneaky tip. I was my bf's date to a wedding he was in last year. We spent a lot of time with the bridal party at the groom's parent's house so I got to know and talk to a lot of the people in the wedding. After the wedding, one of the groomsmen requested me as a friend on Facebook. He then sent me a message to tell me that his parents thought I was "cute and a sweetheart." He eventually asked me if my bf and I were serious and jokingly (or not) said that he'd move anywhere to be with me. It was weird and inappropriate since he clearly met me through my bf.
There have been other times but those are the instances that strike out as weird, awkward, or inappropriate.
- I guess the guy saw me walking away from my car into a store. I do remember seeing him and smiling (however, I smile at anyone who makes eye contact with me). I get back to my car and see something on the windshield. Naturally, I thought it was a ticket, but it was a note telling me that he thought I was pretty, liked my smile, and listed his name and number for me to call him.
I thought that was lame.- Another white guy did something similar. I used to play tournament poker at bars around Atlanta. I was placed next to a younger white guy. It's not abnormal to strike up a conversation while playing the game. We talked for most of the night until he got out of the game. As I'm about to switch tables, I noticed that he left his card with a note on the back. I didn't call him; however, he started showing up to poker more often and we became friends. He tried to kiss me one night after poker :awkward: and we didn't talk again after that.
- The boldest white guy tried to approach me did it on the sneaky tip. I was my bf's date to a wedding he was in last year. We spent a lot of time with the bridal party at the groom's parent's house so I got to know and talk to a lot of the people in the wedding. After the wedding, one of the groomsmen requested me as a friend on Facebook. He then sent me a message to tell me that his parents thought I was "cute and a sweetheart." He eventually asked me if my bf and I were serious and jokingly (or not) said that he'd move anywhere to be with me. It was weird and inappropriate since he clearly met me through my bf.
There have been other times but those are the instances that strike out as weird, awkward, or inappropriate.
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I've been approached sporadically throughout the years.
- I guess the guy saw me walking away from my car into a store. I do remember seeing him and smiling (however, I smile at anyone who makes eye contact with me). I get back to my car and see something on the windshield. Naturally, I thought it was a ticket, but it was a note telling me that he thought I was pretty, liked my smile, and listed his name and number of me to call him.
- Another white guy did something similar. I used to play tournament poker at bars around Atlanta. I was placed next to a younger white guy. It's not abnormal to strike up a conversation while playing the game. We told for most of the night until he got out of the game. As I'm about to switch tables, I noted that he left his card with a note on the back. I didn't call him; however, he started showing up to poker more often and we became friends. He tried to kiss me one night after poker :awkward: and we didn't talk again after that.
- The boldest white guy tried to approach me did it on the sneaky tip. I was my bf's date to a wedding he was in last year. We spent a lot of time with the bridal party at the groom's parent's house so I got to know and talk to a lot of the people in the wedding. After the wedding, one of the groomsmen requested me as a friend on Facebook. He then sent me a message to tell me that his parents thought I was "cute and a sweetheart." He eventually asked me if my bf and I were serious and jokingly (or not) said that he'd move anywhere to be with me. It was weird and inappropriate since he clearly met me through my bf.
There have been other times but those are the instances that strike out as weird, awkward, or inappropriate.
but good response to this thread. Ladies, just follow her example
Are you a homosexual?
KenyaDoll
Demonic eyebrows & animal print
Yes. I didn't really feel anyway in particular about it.
They always come up to me when I have the afro. But seriously…they do.
I've said it on here multiple times and have been accused of lying, but a lot of white guys (whether they are trying to hit on me or not) comment positively on my hair in its natural state. That has always been weird.
Right! They always comment on how they love it so much lol. But in all honesty most black guys say the same. I haven't experienced the my boyfriend hates my natural hair phenomenon.
KenyaDoll
Demonic eyebrows & animal print
Although my friends have, I've never experienced a boyfriend not liking my natural hair either.
Flirted with but not really approached as in asked for the number. I was also told by this old chinese guy at a flea market some years ago that I was very pretty also
Big Skilly Films
All Star
thats why you been promoting an average white girl in your sig for a while now...you a clown...who makes a dumb creepy ass thread like this...on easter 
...and on the date 4/20
...do you go outside? your lil life so pathethic you celebrate easter trying to get women on line who would laugh at your face 