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PrincessKLS · 07-05-2008, 08:59 AM

I'm not too mad, growing up for some reason I didn't find black men that attractive and to this day I still mostly prefer white, blond, brown, or tanned skin men. I can find beauty in all races and genders really. Only in recent years and rare occasions do I find myself physically or sexually attraction to a black man.

Actually sometimes I find black women more physically attractive.

Except in my case I was picked on more for not having an interest in black men than having one. When I was 12, I told my sister I didn't find black attractive and she was the opposite so she was upset with my decision and I have changed snce then though.

We did grow up in a strict household where my mom would tell us not to date until we were a certain age or not to have sex before marriage but she never have said, "don't date a black man or stay within your race". Not even our father. They actually don't have a problem with it even though they grew up during the times of legal racial segregation.

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PrincessKLS Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 265	I'm not too mad, growing up for some reason I didn't find black men that attractive and to this day I still mostly prefer white, blond, brown, or tanned skin men. I can find beauty in all races and genders really. Only in recent years and rare occasions do I find myself physically or sexually attraction to a black man. Actually sometimes I find black women more physically attractive. Except in my case I was picked on more for not having an interest in black men than having one. When I was 12, I told my sister I didn't find black attractive and she was the opposite so she was upset with my decision and I have changed snce then though. We did grow up in a strict household where my mom would tell us not to date until we were a certain age or not to have sex before marriage but she never have said, "don't date a black man or stay within your race". Not even our father. They actually don't have a problem with it even though they grew up during the times of legal racial segregation. Last edited by PrincessKLS; 07-05-2008 at 09:03 AM.