flaminghetero
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Must have been a loooooong time.LOL, nope - I just lived in Texas so long that some of it grew on me![]()
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Must have been a loooooong time.LOL, nope - I just lived in Texas so long that some of it grew on me![]()
Must have been a loooooong time.
HAHA.. I would never go out and buy and album or anything but some of it actually did grow on me. Damaged![]()
HAHA.. I would never go out and buy and album or anything but some of it actually did grow on me. Damaged![]()
I know what you mean..just jabbing at ya'.
It's hard to miss it out here. You pull up at a light and hear it boomin from the next car.
No kidding!, Eeven worse in Texas - the Tejano music is its own little thing, but seem to have followers in the Hispanic population all over the country.
That's a fun fact, right there. I thought he was full Cuban.B-Real is half Mexican
I've always wondered that too. It's like you'll see WP into Reggae (or Hip Hop) who'll go to the festivals, are heavily into the music and possibly have dreads too! They're so deeply into it, but they're with their White mate. I'm like okay, I guess it's just an appreciation and nothing more.
Excellent questions. I have to educate some of my Trini and African boys about this. When they go to a reggae bar and see full of very attactive white women spotting rasta hair style, wearing King Haile Selassie T-shirts plus african dress and naming where the best place to eat fufu or injera..... then these bruthas get confused and think these ladies dig BM. It throws off and confuses ppl. These ladies love the culture (food, music, attire, expression, and language)BUT not the men....lol... I know go figure.
I have even met few swedish immigrants in chicago reggae bar fond of Jamaican and African culture but only date WM, no biggie, that's their perogative. In fact, one of them is a teacher and spent some years in Africa volunteering in an AIDS clinic. While there she changed her name to East African sounding name, picked up the local dialect very well, wears African dashiki, scarf and hair sash, and identifies with african women struggle and has a white american man on her arm..... lol
Life is interesting, you just got to be very logical about things....
I've always been a home-grown country girl. Hunted, fished, horses, farming, etc. Never drove a car up until recently. My first car was a jacked-up '84 F-150 4x4 ... I have always been deep into that lifestyle, and I loved it then, and still do, and always will.
But, when my friends found out about my (then) new beau, they all flipped. He was half black half puerto rican (didn't know he was half black until after he got locked up ... his own stupidity).
That's when I "came out" about not liking white guys. I only dated them because I thought that I HAD too in-order to make people happy. When, in all reality, I was never happy.
So I can live one lifestyle, but I don't relate my lifestyle/interests into my mate.
*Ok, so if that makes no sense, let me know. I know what I was saying, but it came out differently as I typed ... lol *
It's you finally realized that you can date anyone you want so that you're happy and not trying to please anyone else.
Yes, but my lifestyle does turn alot of men away. As they think that I am automatically racist just because of the things I do. I tend to scare some people lol.
thats not a bad thing. I tend to like the contrast. I like getting introduced to something very different.
That's the way I look at it. It puts vairety in my life. I need someone to keep me on my toes.
First time I was introduced to clubbing was through my ex ... And I introduced him to a bonfire ... Completly different types of 'parties'. But we both loved every minute of it.
But, it was something neither one of us had experienced. One was completly wild, while the other was more of seeing friends and dancing 'till the sun come up. (The bonfire was the one that was wild! lol) ... We got to see different sides of each other.
Excellent questions. I have to educate some of my Trini and African boys about this. When they go to a reggae bar and see full of very attactive white women spotting rasta hair style, wearing King Haile Selassie T-shirts plus african dress and naming where the best place to eat fufu or injera..... then these bruthas get confused and think these ladies dig BM. It throws off and confuses ppl. These ladies love the culture (food, music, attire, expression, and language)BUT not the men....lol... I know go figure.
I have even met few swedish immigrants in chicago reggae bar fond of Jamaican and African culture but only date WM, no biggie, that's their perogative. In fact, one of them is a teacher and spent some years in Africa volunteering in an AIDS clinic. While there she changed her name to East African sounding name, picked up the local dialect very well, wears African dashiki, scarf and hair sash, and identifies with african women struggle and has a white american man on her arm..... lol
Life is interesting, you just got to be very logical about things....
Raul, using your logic this board should be filled with rock music talk instead of hiphop.