Next we gonna apologize for calling the hoes that show titties at Mardi Gras in New Orleans hoes? Same concept, at least I thought so
Caribbean women putting on those costumes and dancing is them being hoes?
fukk out of here.
I'd love to see 95% of nikkas go out not here and report whether it was easy to smash a majority of them just because they wear a carnival outfit.![]()
There is a hoe costume?So they're just wearing hoe costumes?![]()
There is a hoe costume?
I once thought that the accepted definition of a "hoe" was a person who engaged in dangerous, promiscuous sex without concern for risk or self-respect.
I also thought that brehs believed that a "hoe" doesn't have a costume...it was a mindstate(see above)
Now, we are stating that Carnival costumes are hoe costumes?
And other brehs are saying that it's directed at non- Caribbean women.
Are we really ignoring the whole costume is literally a remnant from various traditional festive African garb?
Are these "how" costumes outside of a European lens?
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Now, understand, I'm in NO WAY saying there isn't a sexual and sensual component to it all...there is.
But sexual does not mean hoeish/slutty and being surrounded by caribbean culture, raising children(including a daughter) who will be raised with a strong Caribbean identity...
None of the celebrations or the dancing(whining) is ever considered an expected invitation to be in appropriately touched or treated. There are real, unspoken, boundaries.
I'm actually interested in a real debate about this, especially from the Caribbean/NYC brehs who have opined that they see it as hoeish.![]()
Would I be okay with my adult daughter dressing in a traditional, albeit revealing, carnival costume and dancing in a sexual manner in a carnival festival?So you'd be okay with your daughter "dressed" like that gyrating her hips and dancing in a sexually suggestive manner in front of thirsty onlookers?