Black women trying to "seduce" black males with wh

~30

 

I think it is slowily getting lower. lol

You got Me, BA, whikle, britty, babybro, dh and some others that are under 30.

I'm not going to mention the 30 somethings but they know who they are. I'm not sure if we have 40 somethings here and am pretty sure there are no 50 somethings.

 

We do have some people in their 40s.

A good portion of them are in their 30s and a slightly larger portion of them are in their 20s.

If I'm not mistaken, the teenage population is the smallest.

 

Haha, yeah I guess we are the youngins of the board huh lol. I'm always the youngin in my group. Don't know how it happens.

 

LS and Fresh too, just off the top of my head...

I always thought there were more peeps in their 40s on the board though...

 

I'm 25.

 

naaa, mostly millennials and generation Xers.

 

Would say 28

 

I always think most posters are 30-40's.

I'm one of very few late teens/early 20's on here I think. We had a couple girls on here as young as me but they disappeared.

 

Someone do a poll....

 

gosh that has happened a few times, one was subtle the other was right in front of my wife and blatant.

though it is funny, when i was single i couldnt get a black american woman to say "hi" even.

 

Lol, I've kind of experienced this. I don't think I was ever seduced, but I've gotten some looks/winks.

It seems like some women only want guys when other women want them.

 

Black women are notorious for this especially...IMO

 

I wonder why, though?

My friend actually has this thing with where if he likes a girl, he'd go about trying to get her attention by flirting with a friend of hers.

Childish, I know, but I have actually seen it work for him a few times.

 

That's not gender specific to women. There are some people, men and women, who are more attracted to someone if they are considered attractive to other men or women. I personally don't understand the concept, but I see it. Maybe it taps into people's competitive nature, they view it similar to winning a prize to get the man or woman that everyone seems to want, or perhaps it's just a popularity based practice to some people. As I said it's not how I think, so I'm just guessing here.

 

You have a good point.

This is probably a "person thing", more than it is a "woman thing".

 

I suspect that's true. In fact I've personally observed it more in men than in women, but I spend more time with men, so it's likely that's a skewed perspective.