johnleslie
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I'd like to know if anyone else has had a similar experience to me:
I've found that when I express to friends in a conversational/casual way that I'm attracted to black men, I'm met with jokes or shock or questions. The general assumption from society seems to be that it's a sexual perversion, that it's all about big black dicks, that it's some sort of joke. It's never just accepted as an ok/normal thing.
My good friends know about my preferences and they're totally fine with it - but there are still jokes when it comes up, or it's assumed that I'll have the hots for any black man that crosses our paths, regardless of whether I find him attractive or not.
I'm even afraid to tell a black guy that I may be dating that I prefer black men, in case he thinks it's weird or a fetish and I'm sexualising him.
Personally, my love for black men feels natural and pure and the LAST thing it feels to me is dirty or perverted. I just hate the assumption that if I like black guys, it must be about big dicks
Has anyone else had that kind of reception?
Truthfully, the BBC comes up all the time. Every white woman I've dated has always got the big dick comment from one of her friends, sibs and sometimes the parents. First thing she tells me what her girlfriends said when we're alone for the first time after a get together, "you're only dating him because he's got a big dick right?" I get a kick out of it, especially when she politely threatens me to stay away from her certain black-curious friends.
It's no wonder why I got a couple of weird smiles from some of the moms when they saw me coming over. Aside from the BBC, white women have told me they've been hot for me because they love the contrast of our skins, my eyes and the rhythm of a black man, especially in bed.
All in all, I'd like to think that the women I've dated liked me for my passions and the stuff that makes me tick compared to theirs. The sex-curious ladies, I've satisfied a few but I kinda avoid those ones now.