Do Bbc Lovers Have Black Friends?

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A serious question for all the “BBC” lovers. Why do you think there is such a fascination with BBC but still so much overt and covert anti-Black racism?

From what I see in and around metropolitan DC, there are a lot of non-Black guys who are desirous of BBC, and to a degree, a fair share of interracial couples, but you don’t see a high degree of interracial mixing in social venues. I myself have a very diverse group of friends (though it’s a mix of different relationships and not one solid group that does things together), but when I’m invited out to something by my non-Black friends, I’m often the only Black person there. Weddings, baptisms, birthdays, Thanksgiving/Christmas dinners...very social, intimate settings where you want your close friends to be, you don’t see the diversity and openness that everyone claims to espouse and “celebrate”.

This is basically a rhetorical question, but I’d love to know what gives? For those of you who talk about how much you love BBC/Black men (which you often synonymize), what does your intimate, non-sexual network of friends look like? In essence, you see and hear a lot of people talk about BBC and how they have “no hang ups on race/don’t see color,” and yet they don’t have willful contact with Black men outside the bedroom (or wherever it is that you get down).
 
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Racial fetishisation. You are an object, a cartoon character, a stereotype, so it generally doesn’t carry over to personal life. Unless you’re bringing them into the your group because they’re the sassy black woman, the swaggy black guy, or the funny black guy who can teach you all the cool words black people use.

They wanna dance to your music, sing to your songs, speak your lingo, cheer you on the court and fuck you, but GOD FORBID you be taken seriously or seen as an actual human being.

If you’re a white man that’s always looking exclusively for a certain race (submissive Asian twinks, passionate thick dick Latinos, dom bbc) you’re racist.
 
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Racial fetishisation. You are an object, a cartoon character, a stereotype, so it generally doesn’t carry over to personal life. Unless you’re bringing them into the your group because they’re the sassy black woman, the swaggy black guy, or the funny black guy who can teach you all the cool words black people use.

They wanna dance to your music, sing to your songs, speak your lingo, cheer you on the court and fuck you, but GOD FORBID you be taken seriously or seen as an actual human being.

If you’re a white man that’s always looking exclusively for a certain race (submissive Asian twinks, passionate thick dick Latinos, dom bbc) you’re racist.

The sad part is so many black men enjoy this.
 

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If you’re a white man that’s always looking exclusively for a certain race (submissive Asian twinks, passionate thick dick Latinos, dom bbc) you’re racist.

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oh yeah yeah!... like champ robinson*… my favorite top!... lol… closely followed by noah donovan and andre donovan…
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yes, nell… my black head… lol... is full of stereotypes too…
nell, the essential is to be gentle and respectful… not to be perfect…
isn't it?...
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NO… is your answer… I know I know… lol…
I'm waiting for your explanations…
kiss, nell… enjoy your saturday…
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I love you, champ… lol after jason brown… you may be my favorite porn actor…
thank you, nell...
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