From one who knows...
There's been a lot of interesting stuff posted on this topic and I felt I needed to add my opinion. I was married to a woman who was raised in a very strict religion, very similar to Pentacostal in their ways, who essentially had to marry within her religion. She married at 18 a man she was not really attracted to or "in love" with, had 3 daughters and obtained her BS in nursing after the kids moved out. She and I met while working at the same hospital and she eventually left her husband for a realtionship with me (btw, I'm a caucsian male). During our "getting to know one another" phase she confessed to me her desire to sleep with different men (she had only had sex with her husband prior to this time) because of her natural curiosity and because she had an interest in "alternative" sexual lifestyles. To make a long story a little shorter, we entered the "swinging" lifestyle, mostly swung with other couples, but she also discovered her love for sex with black men. It was an attraction she had previously thought about many times during her youth but that she had avoided due to her upbringing. At the time she had sex with her first black man she was 50 years old (young?). She was excited to have the opportunity and very grateful to be in a relationship that was open so she could have that opportunity. She is still, at age 61, a very attractive and highly sexual woman who, had she been able to experience sex with a black man in her youth, would have gladly partaken of the experience. She is in no way now, nor has ever been, one who believes in any racial sterotype whatsoever but insists that, in general, blacks are better sex partners.
The side effect of all this was that I discovered my love for having my partner make love to black men. To me, it was the "icing on the cake". I/she till enjoy our friendships with the wonderful friends we have made through this "alternative" lifestyle.
There's been a lot of interesting stuff posted on this topic and I felt I needed to add my opinion. I was married to a woman who was raised in a very strict religion, very similar to Pentacostal in their ways, who essentially had to marry within her religion. She married at 18 a man she was not really attracted to or "in love" with, had 3 daughters and obtained her BS in nursing after the kids moved out. She and I met while working at the same hospital and she eventually left her husband for a realtionship with me (btw, I'm a caucsian male). During our "getting to know one another" phase she confessed to me her desire to sleep with different men (she had only had sex with her husband prior to this time) because of her natural curiosity and because she had an interest in "alternative" sexual lifestyles. To make a long story a little shorter, we entered the "swinging" lifestyle, mostly swung with other couples, but she also discovered her love for sex with black men. It was an attraction she had previously thought about many times during her youth but that she had avoided due to her upbringing. At the time she had sex with her first black man she was 50 years old (young?). She was excited to have the opportunity and very grateful to be in a relationship that was open so she could have that opportunity. She is still, at age 61, a very attractive and highly sexual woman who, had she been able to experience sex with a black man in her youth, would have gladly partaken of the experience. She is in no way now, nor has ever been, one who believes in any racial sterotype whatsoever but insists that, in general, blacks are better sex partners.
The side effect of all this was that I discovered my love for having my partner make love to black men. To me, it was the "icing on the cake". I/she till enjoy our friendships with the wonderful friends we have made through this "alternative" lifestyle.