Let me start out by saying I could absolutely
give two fucks about what race you belong too.
You obviously know that I am a Black. My race is clearly posted in the title
of this blog and my picture is posted on my Intro page. No secrets, full disclosure right?
I
wrote a piece earlier in the week where I talked about what I look for
initially when I meet a boy (usually on the internet); its things like mindset,
attitude, I listen carefully to the questions he asks…I can do all of this
without seeing a picture or knowing what anything about him because if those initial
things don’t suit my needs I automatically know that he won’t work for my
household. I say all of this just to
emphasize the point that I don’t care what race you are...to me you are a slave
prospect, nothing more nothing less.
Now
with that said I am also not naïve enough to know that people have preferences
in what they like or dislike. This is
perfectly fine with me as well. I see
profiles on dating apps all the time that say “not into black guys” or “white
boys not my thing” and that’s fine by me.
I actually appreciate the information because these people can
immediately go on my block list and I can move on and not have to see
them. No harm done. I haven’t wasted my time.
The
problems with race start to happen when people begin to sexualize stereotypes
about a certain race. For instance, it is ok to have a preference for Black men.
There are a myriad of reasons you may have that preference, but when you only
have that preference because you think Black men have a Big Black Cock, then
you have crossed the line from preference into racist.
I
experience this on almost any day that I am online on the dating apps. Most times
it happens about the 3rd message into a conversation. It goes
something like this, Them: Hey Me: What’s Up Them: Horny Me: OK Them: How big is your cock?
Now at this
point I am at a crossroad. I can answer truthfully, not at all, make up a large
number, or make up a small number. I have conducted my own unscientific
experiments by trying all 4 options. If
I give a crazy large number the conversation goes on and on and invariably they
are willing to come meet me (this complete stranger) to get a dick that they
probably can’t take anyway. [As a quick side note, last night an 18 year old
virgin was concerned about my dick size and said he wanted a Big Black Cock.
LOL. I told him he wouldn’t be able to take it anyway, then I would just be
pissed. But of course my satisfaction wasn’t of concern to this boy, as he was
only interested in BBC (probably some shit he seen in a video).] If I give a
smaller number than what they are expecting (which may still be the size of an
average penis) usually the conversation is over.
So what
these people have is a fetish based off of a stereotype. They could fucking
care less about me, or my life, or getting to know me. They are operating on a stereotype that gets
them off sexually based on what they think the size of a certain races dick
should be.
Now, before
you accuse me singling out white people for fetishizing Blacks, it also happens
in other races as well and it is just as stupid and racist on their part. I have heard Blacks say let’s go get a white
boy, whites are nasty they will do anything or the belief that a white boy has
money and will pay for this or that. It
happens both ways.
My point is
like who you like, love who you love, just know that when you turn a stereotype
into the reason why you like a particular group you are walking a fine line, a
line that can easily cross into an area in which you didn’t intend to be.
Please post
your questions or comments on this topic.
I would love to facilitate a positive discussion that may benefit
everyone.
MD
I love it. I have seen this as the case many times as well. The sad truth is many people just want to use others for sex. Thank you for posting this link. It was a worth while read. :)
ReplyDeleteif i was a younger man i would proudly surrender my total allegece to a man like you. you are the total man my submissive soul yearns for.
ReplyDeleteMaster I am glad to hear your statement on race. Although I use the word black in my name; I in fact am coming at it in much broader prospective. I in fact do love the colar tone of a black man. But its the heritage the history an the things you endured to get to this point in life that I admire. I truly believe these are qualitys that make a strong black man. I proudly want to serve master with these qualitys.
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