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jadedcynicism said:Whenever black guys approach me they are always way too aggressive. For example:
My mom and i were followed down a very busy street the other day while shopping. These two fools were standing outside a store and we walked by and ignored their hello's. we kept walking and got to the traffic light and she turned around to look and they were following us through the crowd! The light went green and we crossed. So did they. We were speeding away but they caught up in the end, and started asking for our numbers. She's married, and i'm just not interested. I had to end up telling my guy that i was engaged to get rid of him. The one talking to my mom gave her his email, and was like "you better write me"! the only thing missing was the "or else".
the one talking to me did say that he doesnt see many good looking black women around so thats why they practically ran after us. thats all well and good, but there was nothing gentle about those men.
she complains to me all the time about the way the approach her. its almost like they think black women should be dying for their attention or something. as though they are the catch of the century. usually i just ignore them completely when they try to talk to me as i cant stand that "thugged out" look most of them like to have. we're in london, not brooklyn! then they come out with something like "so you ain't gonna talk to me!"... or "im just a brother talking to a sista".... bla bla bla.
Has anyone else had to deal with this?
First of all I let me say I don't think it is a cultural or racial matter. I think that this behaviour has more to do with class and and morals and the way people are raised more than anything else. I get ALOT of unwanted attention, comments and lustful looks from men because of my large butt. It is mostly African American or Hispanic man that I have to deal with, b/c they are generally more receptive of having a large tush. But my white co-worker has VERY , big breasts and she has to deal with the same type of crude, inappropiate behavior from white guys. Most of my black guy friends are considered "BUPPIES" (Financial analyst, lawyer, Graphic Designer, Loan officer etc...) and they treat thier wives/girlfriends and women in general with the utmost respect. So I definitely don't think it is cultural. I think part of the problem is that some women do stop and respond, which encourages this bad behaviour. So when women like us come along and want to have nothing to do with them they feel as if they have to respond negatively.
jadedcynicism said:the one talking to me did say that he doesnt see many good looking black women around so thats why they practically ran after us. thats all well and good, but there was nothing gentle about those men.
Just Asking: Why wouldn't this guy see many good-looking black women around? I don't this get this. It sounds like a poor excuse to follow you.
jadedcynicism said:i cant stand that "thugged out" look most of them like to have. we're in london, not brooklyn!
I'm with you on this, I can't stand so called thugs either, but they are everywhere. (I've learned most aren't really thugs, just adapting the fashions and mannerisms b/c they think it's cool) Last week I was in Hawaii and I was surprised to see how many young boys are engrossed in the "gangsta-thug" culture. I live in Brooklyn and I see it here, but I see it elsewhere too.