This is real, its happening like black women and men can not even talk with each other.
The feelings are real for some, perhaps, but that does not make the feelings legitimate.
Many black women and girls no matter how beautiful they are feel black men hate them
This is more a question of perception and delusion. Black people's tit-for-tat does not imply black men hate black women or vice versa, but some internalize those feelings and project them into reality. Meanwhile the same people are quiet about websites like Yahoo, YouTube, CBS Sports, etc (which registers thousands of comments everyday) where non-black males anti-black male and female invective everyday (in astounding numbers and approval). The same people ignore the widespread non-black support Cumia received and receives for his anti-black and anti-black female sentiments, instead harassing urban forums. It is this tendency that leads to trolls whom believe that black men hate blacks when that presumption is what they search for and therefore what they always find. Whenever I come across a controversial article about a black male or female, the comments are almost sure to be filled with racism. And if black men really hated black women, that racism would come from black commentator. Stunningly enough the comments come from non-blacks and cacs, almost uniformly, just like every study and every bit of evidence on Earth says they should. Perception and delusion can make a man believe anything.
, or they are scared of being teased by them so they shut all of them out.
If this fear were based in anything substantive, all the legions of young black and female ratchets who chill together everyday--notwithstanding the millions upon millions of black people that live outside the USA--wouldn't. Yet somehow they choose to fete in spite of all your so-called teasing, which is just emotionalism and exaggeration on your part. Your concern is a "false cause" fallacy whereupon a person attributes their shytty life to the wrong reasons. For example, an awkward and neurotic black male might get "lame" teased a little in black groups. If he has a weak mind and poor coping skills, he'll run away. The same awkward and neurotic might get less "lame teasing" with non-blacks (he might even be "cool" there), but he will exchange that "lame teasing" for racial jokes and epithets. He might end up estranged and blame "blacks" for his own estrangement and he is still getting teased, albeit in a way he accepts (it might seem a contradiction for a person to choose racism over anything else, but remember the c00n is weak and views blacks in a special light for isolation). The truth it is he who lacks the coping skill, or the confidence, etc. Thereon the false cause fallacy.