How can a Black woman attract White and Asian men?
I was just wondering how me, a Black woman could approach White and Asian men. I guess I'm very pretty, not being cocky but thats what people say, and usually I catch White and Asian men checking me out but they seem intimidated. . . .
I just seems that most American men perfer not to date black women, thats why I think they dont approach.
It could be the geographical region you are in as well. Attitudes are different throughout the country. If I were available I'd date a black woman without hesitation, without consideration of her race but with consideration of who she is as a person.
I agree with the posters that have said approach the men you're interested in first and be approachable yourself.
It could be the geographical region you are in as well. Attitudes are different throughout the country. If I were available I'd date a black woman without hesitation, without consideration of her race but with consideration of who she is as a person.
I agree with the posters that have said approach the men you're interested in first and be approachable yourself.
I agree location does make a difference. I guess white men are very intimidating also, what do white men think of black woman anyways?
As a white guy in rural Wyoming, lol.. I'd have absolutely no problem dating a black woman.
Now her being interested in a rythymless pasty white guy out dancing with her.. is a different problem.
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lol i cant dance either. . . I just go to concerts and mosh. I heared that midwestern guys were more openminded with black woman, I was also shocked to see that Miss Teen USA or whatever that pagent was had allot of beautiful dark skinned black girls representing allot of MidWestern states. . .
I guess white men are very intimidating also, what do white men think of black woman anyways?
koolbear05, people are only as intimidating as you make them out to be. Underneath the skin we are all remarkably similar. Intimidation is something you construct in your own mind, don't think of white men as white men, just look at them as ordinary human beings.
Every white man has a different point of view regarding black women. I don't have a huge or intrusive awareness of racial differences and so a black woman, to me, is in the same category as everyone else--human.
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Heck, I'd even buy a plane ticket. 
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