‘True Blood’ Star Rutina Wesley Ends 8-Year Marriage :mjpls:

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

So all black women don't live happily ever after with their white masters? Now the real question is the white boy going to bring home someone he can show his family?

 

[GoPro]

Are black guys on this site really that mad that black women wanna date white men, I honestly couldn't care less. I hope you hypocrites aint trying to date pawgs

Real talk. I keep telling these dudes to stop caring what black women do and who they marry. We've let them guilt trip us for years while they swirl unquestioned and even celebrated. Think about it, brothers.

 

[Action Jackson]

 

[Amare's Right Hook]

i want to punch her in the face for that horrible Louisiana accent she has on the show

 

[Anothergirl]

Real talk. I keep telling these dudes to stop caring what black women do and who they marry. We've let them guilt trip us for years while they swirl unquestioned and even celebrated. Think about it, brothers.

nobody should be "guilting" you out of your preference date fukk marry who you prefer.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

I was waiting for that white trash she was carrying a torch for to get her naked during the first season but of course he looked over that chocolate delight for the crumbs of meth he kept fukking with.

Anna Paquin is ugly by the way. She has no titties.

 

[GreatestLaker]

She plays one of the most annoying characters on tv and she is hideous.

Who cares.

But LOL @ hating your husband since HS.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Is this her?

http://www.essence.com/2013/04/08/intimacy-intervention-my-husband-uses-racial-slurs-during-sex/

Monday, April 08, 2013 | 10:00 AM
Intimacy Intervention: My Husband Uses Racial Slurs During Sex
By Abiola Abrams


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Passionate Living Coach Abiola Abrams gives love, dating and self-esteem advice on the CW's Bill Cunningham Show and all over the web through her hit web seriesAbiolaTV. Now she wants to help you keep things spicy and fresh between the sheets. Are you in need of an intimacy intervention? Just ask Abiola!

Dear Abiola,

My man keeps calling me a “****** bytch” during sex and I hate it.

I have been married for a year and I am at my wit’s end. My investment banker husband is from a White old money family. I am a first generation Black-American woman whose family is from the island of Jamaica. We met at a reunion for the ivy league school we both attended, and he proposed in six months.

We have the picture perfect fantasy life. He wines and dines me and we travel and shop the globe. Unlike all of the Black men I dated in the past, my husband is generous, loyal, committed and considerate. He courted me and I never have to pay for anything. He said I could quit my job and I did. He makes me feel like a woman.

I am a little embarrassed to share our problem. The first time he let the n-word drop was during sex on our honeymoon. When I reacted negatively, he explained that a Black woman he dated in the past enjoyed being called racial slurs. Another time he joked that he had purchased my freedom. He also speculated about whether his family could have owned mine because I have “good hair.” Then he made jokes about my pubic hair. He called it my “negro bush” and referred to himself as a “****** lover.” He says I am being overly sensitive because he loves me to death and should get a “Black pass” for marrying me.

I told him that I don’t appreciate these comments and he says that my friends and family probably use the n-word all the time. He also asked why Black people can use the word and he cannot. I don’t use the word or believe in the nikka/****** differentiation. Neither does my family. I am too embarrassed to tell anyone about this because I know they might say: “That’s what she gets for marrying a White man.”

Every time we try having sex again, the slurs fly. Our sex life is pretty much over right now because I pretend to be asleep every time my sexy, handsome man wants to be with me. I feel completely turned off. I love my husband deeply so please don’t tell me to leave him because that’s not what I want to do.

My husband was my first interracial relationship. Please tell me racial slurs aren’t normal between interracial couples? I would like to figure this out before we have kids but I can’t afford to leave him and still maintain my lifestyle.

How can I regain my sexual attraction for my husband?

Signed,Black and ProudMy Dearest B.A.P.,

There is nothing about this situation that is okay. Of course you’re turned off. The biggest sex organ for us as women is between our ears. Unlike men, if we’re turned off outside the bedroom we will usually be turned off in the boudoir as well.

So, you’re worried about maintaining your lifestyle?! Sis, let’s talk about maintaining your sense of self.

First of all, you are not being overly sensitive and it is condescending for your husband to say that while he’s calling you racist names. There is nothing normal about being called out of your name in any relationship.

Second of all, queen, your husband needs a history lesson and you need counseling. His comments are verbally abusive and emotionally harmful. I agree that this issue needs to be addressed before you bring children into the picture.

There are no “Black passes.” When our White friends ask why they can’t use the n-word, I always wonder why they would even want to. Even though your husband’s ”last Black girlfriend loved it,” he should respect your choices. Black people are not a monolith. In addition, no one should ever compare a partner to an ex.

This man is betraying you and you are not honoring yourself. This is not a judgment of his ex-girlfriend. Anything that two consenting adults agree to sexually is their business. Bold African-American sex educator Mollena Williams, who describes herself as “the perverted negress” and a “slave” on her Twitter page, is an expert on “race play.” She teaches that “for those who are drawn to explore deeper and deeper crevasses of our psyche, the desire to explore that taboo can be compelling.” However, this is not what you signed up for or something you sound even remotely interested in.

Your husband’s behavior and your acceptance of it have eroded the intimacy between you. The foundation of love is trust and a feeling of security. There is no way to feel safe while being reminded of the subjugation of your ancestors during vulnerable moments when you have clearly asked him to stop. The fact that you have expressed your dislike and that your husband persists is hateful and troubling.

Don’t let his hate speech drown out your inner wisdom. I understand that you feel ashamed but keeping this secret is only deepening your trauma. Confide in someone. Shine a healing light on this situation so that you are not isolated and feeling trapped and alone.

Reality check: I know that you don’t want to leave your husband. It’s a beautiful thing that you are taking your vows seriously. He, however, is not. He is not loving, honoring nor cherishing you. If traveling the globe playing “Real Housewife of the Big House” while he drops n-bombs is not your idea of fun then you need to ask yourself some serious questions.

Your sex life will not improve unless your man changes his behavior and you feel heard. So, can his behavior be changed? Write this down: The only man you can change is one wearing diapers. Abusers have to want to change themselves. Hubbie has to first realize the depths of what he is doing wrong. It doesn’t sound like he does.

In addition, you may want to examine your own racial attitudes. I am sorry that you had challenging experiences with your previous partners. However, when we lump all Black men together as cheap or disloyal we may as well be calling them the n-word ourselves.

If you stay with your man for money while he is speaking down to you, then I’m afraid you have personally sold yourself at an auction to the highest bidder. It’s time for a self-esteem check, doll face. You deserve better. Counseling will give you tools to determine your relationship’s future. For your friends and family, the problem is not that you are in an interracial relationship. The issue is that your husband is a cold and classless bigot, bully and boor. Jerks come in all colors.
Passionately yours,

Abiola

Abiola Abrams is the founder of The Bombshell Academy blog, online school and web series over at AbiolaTV. Follow her on Twitter to continue the discussion about this week's hot topic, and then email her your burning questions now. Anything you send will be posted anonymously, promise.

 

[GoPro]

nobody should be "guilting" you out of your preference date fukk marry who you prefer.

You dont have to tell me. My eyes have been opened. Its these "we gotta stick together" cats in here who need the wake up call. With Brooklyn gentrifying, my prospects looking good.

 

[Rich Spirit]

we got one back

 

[MewTwo]

we got one back

Not really. She'll just date/marry another doofy white guy and re-enact ghetto gagger scenes behind closed doors.

 

[PartyHeart]

Not even sure why I was tagged to this

 

[Chelsea Bridge]

Real talk. I keep telling these dudes to stop caring what black women do and who they marry. We've let them guilt trip us for years while they swirl unquestioned and even celebrated. Think about it, brothers.

Most black women still prefer black men. I don't get why you all are acting like that's not true.

 

[GoPro]

Most black women still prefer black men. I don't get why you all are acting like that's not true.

See there you go lying to keep these brothers in militancy. Let's be real, if white and Asian men didn't feel inadequate in pleasuring yall and pursued you, yall wouldn't be settling for us gay, thugged out, mama's-basement dwelling, deadbeats.

 

[Bigbigguy]

I never found her attractive