murksiderock
Superstar
We were watching Insecure and I said some shyt about Issa Ray![]()
Issa is a good looking woman, muhfukkas shyt on her on here, but that's a good looking woman. Molly fine ass too...
I don’t see how. I have a preference for men who are literally my color. The fukk lol. All my girls love dark skin men. That’s their preference. No one will accuse them of being colorist.
I’m always getting told I’m light skinned by my dark skinned friends. Even though I’m more on the light brown spectrum. My experience has always been when im around dark skin women and men, they bring up color. They tell me I’m light skinned. They make comments about their dark skin color and experiences. They’re more sensitive and aware of things that I’m not. It’s how I became more aware and sensitive to the experiences that dark skin people have.
Oh shyt lol. That’s who people used to say I looked like when I was in high school.
Are you dark skin or light skin? I don’t see how it’s necessarily colorism if it’s someone from your own shade group that your attracted to…
@Booksnrain what are your thoughts?
I commented upthread about how no one throws the colorist label at people who prefer dark skinned blacks, it's only if you date lighter lol...
That's an old picture of me in my avi. I never heard I was dark-skinned until I moved to New York at 21---->fukking king state of colorism in my experience. They really habe issues with complexion up there...
Most of my life though, I was regarded as solid brown-skinned when color came up. I have a natural skin gradient across my chest though my whole life, I have spots of really light skin. I don't look like a dalmation though, it's not an even pattern of brown and light, but you can notice it if you're looking at my chest and sternum/upper stomach areas...
I always thought that was weird, then I took a couple of those DNA tests that said genetically I was a quarter white, so I assume that's where the gradient comes from...
My mom told me years back that the insides of your wrists, and the complexion of your body on parts that are always clothed, are what your natural color is, because we all get darker in the sun or on the parts of our bodies that are exposed. So by that standard, I'd agree that I'm brown...
But like you in your friend group, I've been referred to a dark-skinned on occasion, depending on who is doing the talking. In my experience I can't really tell if darker or lighter blacks are more obsessed with color, because I've heard it from both. So every once in awhile I get called dark-skinned by light and dark people---->but dark skin dudes have made jokes calling ne lightskin before

Ashanti is the finest woman of all time to me, I love that woman. If you favor her you definitely ain't lightskinned, your friends tripping lmao...