Hung Native American Guys.

[PowayWolfman]

1/4th Navajo.. im on the big side, one guy i played with long ago said his ex was Crow. he made a comment about us having the biggest fattest cocks.. never played with another native myself.

 

[tlbuncut5]

Im 1/4 Cherokee....They say that American Indian men are hung....Hmmmm Maybe thats where I got it.

 

[1Cody]

I am Native and I am enrolled (proper term) and have been all my life. My father was 5/8s and my mother 3/4s. Yes, the blood lines are very diluted. Out of my brothers and sisters I was one of the lucky ones and grateful, I have dark hair, brown eyes, and though somewhat light complexion I can get very reddish brown in the summer. In my experience, cock size for Natives is pretty much all along the same ranges as with all the other races. Though it may sound stereotypical, you won't find any small cocks with the taller, bigger guys. If the guy is tall and slender the cock matches the body. I have met some very small and some pretty large hung Natives. I do think there is a modesty that is in the Indian culture and I don't think you will find a lot of porn. I have been a part of the greater American society, but I would never do anything like porn that would embarass any of my Native people. The culture is so different for each of the 500 federally recognized tribes. But the modesty is the one thing that is in common.

 

[concupisys]

how funny that this thread is about one particular ethnicity, but somehow it's been broken down in to so many tribes and sub-tribes i've lost count.... given my experience, it's hard to describe this ethnicity because even those who have this ethnic background in their blood will define it differently.... is it native? native american? american indian? like seriously.... i'm so confused....

 

[Soulstice83]

Saw the thread and couldn't help but reply. I'm full blooded Apache. I have a lot of cousins that are hispanic and know of many Pueblo, Navajo, Jemez, Santa Clara that are full blooded native folks. Less than 300 is a huge understatement. Do some research man.

 

[distance]

I had sex with a famous-ish Native American author...he was about 30 years older than he claimed, and that 9 inch dick was actually about 6...

 

[LADodgers]

I don't care about their cock size, average, small, huge, who cares. Most of them are lovely, very caring, friendly people. Just stay outta the restricted area signs at the Taos Pueblo tho, they didn't like that for obvious reasons! ;-)

 

[jsrock]

there are very few 100 % pure blood native americans... most have some intermarriage inthere background... my great grandfather, was scottish, but otherwise, I am full native, was taught my culture but don't have long hair, generally wear jeans, combat boots and leather jacket.. steroetypes exist in all cultures, but it is refreshing to find people atracted to us.. got a couple pics, and I think i'm respectable, around seven inches, nice n thick..

 

[GLORYDICK790]

sorry i had no clue what kind you wanted the 1st post in this tread did not have a prefrence listed lol
anyways native american porn is hard to find i agree
i found the above links on asktiava.com
hope it helps

i clearly said GUYS

 

[D_BenJo_Ahanakokolele]

What would America be like if we hadn't wiped out half the native population and relocated what we couldn't exterminate?

 

[D_BenJo_Ahanakokolele]

i would like to think that we would have more casinos.

 

[Stephenmass]

Did you just really say that?

 

[HUNGHUGE11X7]

The source of this data is? Where do "full-blooded Native Americans" go to "register"? Who defines "full-blooded"?

On another topic, a friend of mine swears that the only ethnic stereotype about cock size that is true, is that Native American guys are hung. Never having been with one, I can't comment. Seems from this thread that there is just as much variability in this group as any other?

I don't think this is absolute either. I am 1/2 Cherokee and when most hear this they usually say no wonder your dick is so big.
My dad is full-blooded, though I cannot comment on his size when hard, I have seen him several times when soft and he is similar to my size when I am soft but his balls dwarf mine and mine are quite big to be sure.
I am quite proud of my heritage, but b/c I had long dark hair and high cheek bones as a child I was called half-breed along with other not so nice names. My dad told me to let them say whatever they wanted to but always be proud of my heritage, however if they touched me he expected me to kick their ass lol.
My dad grew up on the streets and always thought fighting was the answer.
My dad was never fully accepted by my Mom's affluent family, they always thought that he was beneath her and she could find someone better. Not ALL of her family but enough of them to strain relations.

Sadly, one of the main reasons why people claim to be a small % American Indian is due to the benefits it provides regarding college applications and scholarships.

I have heard this from many of my friends, that I should be getting the benefits. The US government has never given me or my Father a damn thing. He got everything from hard work and I have been blessed with generous Parents and Grand-Parents

Well, the only way around it is to stop offering special status/requirements for any specific group.

Sorry but I think after the way the Native Americans were treated not to mention had their lands stolen right out from under them, the less fortunate among my people are more than entitled .

i would like to think that we would have more casinos.

I do hope this was said in sarcasm as I believed it was intended.



HH

 

[D_BenJo_Ahanakokolele]

I do hope this was said in sarcasm as I believed it was intended.

yes it was sarcasm... i didn't mean it literally. I'm not a bitch.

 

[nativeuc81]

well I am Navajo. im 8.5 uc

 

[JacobsCousin]

I am Native, from Canada though and about as full Native as one can get these days, both parents are Native. And yes some of us are big. :tongue:

 

[EagleCowboy]

I don't find Cherokee and Creek similar in any way. There may be a few shared words having been neighbors and all but the languages are from 2 totally different families. Creek, Seminole, Choctaw and Chickasaw are related linguistically but Cherokee is related to Iroquois and associated tribes in the north/northeast.

You don't think so? Because I grew up in Tahlequah (and nearby towns) where I learned Cherokee. To me, the two languages sound pretty similar. Maybe it's because many of the same words are pronounced? For instance: Muskogee is pronounced this way (mus-KO-gee). But it can also be pronounced this way (mus-KO-jee). Both are correct in either language.

I'm wondering if the different dialects of Cherokee language make the Creek language sound totally different from Cherokee. Since I speak the Oklahoma dialect (which is the official and correct dialect :biggrin1 The Georgia and California dialects sound totally strange to me and is hard for me to follow. I suppose that can make the Creek language sound dissimilar to you.

 

[EagleCowboy]

I don't think this is absolute either. I am 1/2 Cherokee and when most hear this they usually say no wonder your dick is so big.
My dad is full-blooded, though I cannot comment on his size when hard, I have seen him several times when soft and he is similar to my size when I am soft but his balls dwarf mine and mine are quite big to be sure.
I am quite proud of my heritage, but b/c I had long dark hair and high cheek bones as a child I was called half-breed along with other not so nice names. My dad told me to let them say whatever they wanted to but always be proud of my heritage, however if they touched me he expected me to kick their ass lol.
My dad grew up on the streets and always thought fighting was the answer.
My dad was never fully accepted by my Mom's affluent family, they always thought that he was beneath her and she could find someone better. Not ALL of her family but enough of them to strain relations.



I have heard this from many of my friends, that I should be getting the benefits. The US government has never given me or my Father a damn thing. He got everything from hard work and I have been blessed with generous Parents and Grand-Parents



Sorry but I think after the way the Native Americans were treated not to mention had their lands stolen right out from under them, the less fortunate among my people are more than entitled .




I do hope this was said in sarcasm as I believed it was intended.



HH

That sounds all too familiar growing up. I got called half-breed, references were made about my family being drunks, (none in my family even drank!) even got called blanket-ass in my teens. (but I turned that into a positive thing! I've even had girls who seemed to be interested in me immediately bail when they found out I was any kind of indian! (guys too)

My dad's side of the family wanted nothing to do with mom's indian side of the family and tried hard to drill it into us. Fortunately, my brother and I caught onto that real quick and weren't going for it.


So now when I catch anything negative about me being Native American, I simply tell them that they're just jealous bitches because I'm a REAL American, and they're just a cheap, bleached import! :biggrin1:

 

[Uncutsouthernboy]

I was called a few names in school like half-breed. Some have done a little "dance" around me while doing warwhoops etc. Some would say "please don't scalp me".
Didn't bother me none.

My family has always been proud of our heritage. We come from a distinguished line. Many of my ancestors are in the history books. One ancestor was taken to England with his brothers to be presented to the King. There is even a portrait of him in an English museum. His father was considered the "Emperor" of the Cherokees. My great-great grandmother had 2 sisters who married the same man on the same who later became the 1st Chief Justice and Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation at New Echota. Yes, polygamy was legal in the early 1800s. He was also the 2nd wealthiest man in the tribe with 2 plantations and other businesses. Then came the removal. Many of my family were forced out west. My branch stayed behind. They hid in the mountains.
My grandfather was elected to the Eastern Cherokee Council but died before he could take office.

I have lots of stories. I am proud of what I am. One of my great-grandfathers was not so proud of his being Indian. He said he was tormented by people when he went to town to the stores. Some didn't want an Injun shopping there.

My family has been on every governmental roll taken of the Cherokee Nation. We have always partaken in the US government's Treaty settlements shared by every enrolled member of the tribe. The money's given have never been "Charity" but proceeds from a sale of lands or other assets held by the tribe. Now the casinos are paying rent and leases for the use of the land which is commonly held in the Cherokee Nation. Everything is split between each enrolled member.

I have heard several people say that they had Indian blood but their family were not members of the tribe because they didn't want the "charity". I have heard more say they were Cherokee but when I look for their ancestors' names on the rolls, they don't appear for they were never enrolled because they didn't have Native blood. I know a couple who say they are going to be enrolled to "get money" even though their ancestor's names can not be found on the enrollment records. They are planning on using DNA. This may prove native blood but does not prove tribe. So, SoL.

 

[ClawdineKitten]

I think this might be my new favorite thread. I love Native Americans and Pacific Islanders. I have always studied cultures and theirs fascinate me very much. My great grandmother who I sadly never got to meet was part Native American. I am very proud of all my heritage and Canada is indeed were I got in touch with a lot of my Native roots.