I met a wonderful man who is.....

Overjoyed! Enjoy every minute of this appointed time in your life! Walk in all that God is doing in your life at this time...without apology! This is beautiful...I can't wait to see how your relationship progresses! Thank you so much for sharing this part of your life with your LHCF sisters...I'm sure it has inspired many!
 
I know this is an older post but I still wanted to chime in with my two cents. Hopefully you pursued this relationship because there is nothing wrong with interacial dating. Please don't feel like a sell out, sell outs are the ones that feel other races are better than our Black men. Your intentions seem pretty normal. Here is an attractive successful man interested in you, uhhh yeah I say go for it. How did it turn out?
 
handsome, educated, sweet, owns his own home, owns properties, takes me out, adores me and has stuck around for 3 months even though we haven't been intimate:drunk::drunk::drunk::drunk:, but he is white. :perplexed

I have been hoping and praying for a good man:yep: I don't know for how long, but I thought it would be a black man. I have never dated out of my race so this is new to me. He has never dated a black woman, but he seems to have no problem with it - I feel awful and most of all I feel like a sellout:blush:.

I am annoyed with myself because this last year has not been a good year with me and black men. For the last 8 months I had been threatening to make the switch, but to be completely honest it was all talk(be careful of what you ask for you just may get it!). In fact, when I met this guy I assumed he & I would just be platonic friends who hang out, but after our date last week I realized he wants more from me like a relationship and I am now paralyzed with fear:nono:.

I'm not crazy I know a good man is hard to come by, but the color factor is really eating me up. I have spoken to my friends and they have told me to not be a fool and just go with it and see what happens.....easier said than done:wallbash:!!! In fact, some of them have jokingly said that if I don't want him that they will gladly take him. It doesn't help that over the years my mother has always suggested, "Don't marry a white man because all they will do is marry you, take out a large life insurance policy unbeknowst to you and then kill you:hammer:".


I was talking to my friend the other day and she said any man who sticks around beyond 30 days and doesn't get the booty is a keeper :clap:- funny, but in my neck of the woods so true. Ladies I am hoping what I am feeling is normal, but then on the other hand if it isn't I do not want to waste this man's time. Please talk some sense in me(if it is at all possible):cry:

Umm....help me understand this *scratchin tracks cuz a sista is baffled*:perplexed The man past the 90 day probationary period. He is financially stable, TAKES YOU PLACES and your afraid of being treated like a queen? Puleez help me undastand chile..... your afraid of being happy???? Puleez help me undastand dis.... Chile, you done hit da lottery!!! *Throws confetti*

I firmly believe that every woman deserves happiness. If he takes you out, that means he's not ashamed to be with you, first of all. Second, if he wants to take things to the next level, I honestly do not see a problem with it at all. You only live once. Enjoy it. White men take care of their women. You have their babies, and they want you to sit at home while they take care of everything. Hate to say this about the brothas, but dem bamas wanna drop da sperm off, and have you sitting up at the courthouse tryna file some papers n what not. Oh, and ain't no sittin at home while the brotha go out and work...you betta have a job *laffin*...fa real.

The man ADORES you. How many of those brothers have you dated ADORED you. You deserve it. Don't miss out on a good thing. Next news, you be on this board asking..."what did I do wrong and how do I get him back." Chile puleez...don't play. Be happy. Don't worry about what others say. Let a white man, asian man, or any color of a man adore me, spend time and take me out. I wouldn't be on this thread asking this question...I would be in his arms..... DO YOU AND ENJOY LIFE. You only get one.
 
Umm....help me understand this *scratchin tracks cuz a sista is baffled*:perplexed The man past the 90 day probationary period. He is financially stable, TAKES YOU PLACES and your afraid of being treated like a queen? Puleez help me undastand chile..... your afraid of being happy???? Puleez help me undastand dis.... Chile, you done hit da lottery!!! *Throws confetti*

I firmly believe that every woman deserves happiness. If he takes you out, that means he's not ashamed to be with you, first of all. Second, if he wants to take things to the next level, I honestly do not see a problem with it at all. You only live once. Enjoy it. White men take care of their women. You have their babies, and they want you to sit at home while they take care of everything. Hate to say this about the brothas, but dem bamas wanna drop da sperm off, and have you sitting up at the courthouse tryna file some papers n what not. Oh, and ain't no sittin at home while the brotha go out and work...you betta have a job *laffin*...fa real.

The man ADORES you. How many of those brothers have you dated ADORED you. You deserve it. Don't miss out on a good thing. Next news, you be on this board asking..."what did I do wrong and how do I get him back." Chile puleez...don't play. Be happy. Don't worry about what others say. Let a white man, asian man, or any color of a man adore me, spend time and take me out. I wouldn't be on this thread asking this question...I would be in his arms..... DO YOU AND ENJOY LIFE. You only get one.
Great post!:grin:
 
The only selling out you will be doing, is selling yourself short if you do not give this man a chance. Who cares about the package? It's the heart. If he's treating you how you deserve to be treated, then what is the problem?
 
I want to know, too!

I actually stopped dating a white man because of strangers (black men and white women) yelling at us in public. That was a mistake, because he was one of the sweetest people I had ever dated, who cared about me the most.

Wish I could find him today!
 
I want to know, too!

I actually stopped dating a white man because of strangers (black men and white women) yelling at us in public. That was a mistake, because he was one of the sweetest people I had ever dated, who cared about me the most.

Wish I could find him today!

Wow, that sucks :ohwell:
 
I have white male friends and they are cool, go with it see if you like him that much and if so so be it, who cares the race, it is hard to find a nice black man. i think i found the last one on earth but don't shut down love because of race, if i would not have met my husband i would have dated outside my race with no problem. and others don't come with all the drama.

check it out give it a shot. don't feel bad, i have family members that are with white men and they are very happy.....well one out of the 2. some of them can be controlling, but scope him out, take your time like you would with a black man.

good luck!
 
One of the kindest and most in to me men I ever dated was white & working on his graduate degree in physics.

I let the stares get to me. It was a stupid thing to do.
 
LOL, wedding? I know my limits on broadcasting my business:grin:and I don't mind sharing the basics. I'm sure there are many young ladies in my situation....decent women with so much to offer to a man, but cannot find a decent one. I never imagined in a million years that I would find myself 36 years old, childless, manless unable to find a decent man. None of my female friends are married and we all sing the same song, "God please send me a good man". Life is funny because a couple of weeks ago I was telling one of my single girlfriends that I have a feeling that God has someone so special for me and he is going to be such a perfect fit that it will all become crystal clear to me as to why it took so long for us to come together. :yawn:
I love this!!!
 
Wow, where do some of you live? I've never had any stares or negative comments (that didn't come from family :rolleyes:) for being in an IR. I guess I have it good. :ohwell:

Anyway since this thread is old... Anyone love filling in/guessing the blank when you see this on the "recently updated list?"

Me: "Gay!"
 
Wow, where do some of you live? I've never had any stares or negative comments (that didn't come from family :rolleyes:) for being in an IR. I guess I have it good. :ohwell:

Anyway since this thread is old... Anyone love filling in/guessing the blank when you see this on the "recently updated list?"

Me: "Gay!"

I should clarify - I was living in the 80's :lachen: In DC.
 
I truly feel that black women do themselves a great disservice by being so "color struck". There are good and bad men of every color, and to find a good one of any race is a blessing.

I feel that the brothers have long realized that beautiful women come in all shades and races, and have proudly dated women of other races. Black men have not hesitated to date outside their race, so why should you. Girl, you better hang onto that good man regardless of his race, because once he's gone your gonna feel like you really missed out.
 
handsome, educated, sweet, owns his own home, owns properties, takes me out, adores me and has stuck around for 3 months even though we haven't been intimate:drunk::drunk::drunk::drunk:, but he is white. :perplexed

I have been hoping and praying for a good man:yep: I don't know for how long, but I thought it would be a black man. I have never dated out of my race so this is new to me. He has never dated a black woman, but he seems to have no problem with it - I feel awful and most of all I feel like a sellout:blush:.

I am annoyed with myself because this last year has not been a good year with me and black men. For the last 8 months I had been threatening to make the switch, but to be completely honest it was all talk(be careful of what you ask for you just may get it!). In fact, when I met this guy I assumed he & I would just be platonic friends who hang out, but after our date last week I realized he wants more from me like a relationship and I am now paralyzed with fear:nono:.

I'm not crazy I know a good man is hard to come by, but the color factor is really eating me up. I have spoken to my friends and they have told me to not be a fool and just go with it and see what happens.....easier said than done:wallbash:!!! In fact, some of them have jokingly said that if I don't want him that they will gladly take him. It doesn't help that over the years my mother has always suggested, "Don't marry a white man because all they will do is marry you, take out a large life insurance policy unbeknowst to you and then kill you:hammer:".


I was talking to my friend the other day and she said any man who sticks around beyond 30 days and doesn't get the booty is a keeper :clap:- funny, but in my neck of the woods so true. Ladies I am hoping what I am feeling is normal, but then on the other hand if it isn't I do not want to waste this man's time. Please talk some sense in me(if it is at all possible):cry:


I understand how you feel. I had crushes on white guys and celebrities before and thought of myself as open minded to date white guys... until I actually dated one my freshman year. I became highly aware every time we walked by black men and self conscious when he was affection towards me in public. I after things ended with him, I dated a black guy and didn't feel the same apprehension.
 
Re: Update: I met a wonderful man who is.....

Again, I am soooo happy for you that you've finally found someone...that you can call the 'One'. :grin:

When the time comes for the families to know and meet etc. pray about it. Either way, IF he's truly for you, nothing will stop it. :yep:

ITA, what God has put together let no man put usunder, but in case any jealous hating fool, does try to get inbetween you 2, there's always Vegas. :lol: j/k
 
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I agree.

I find it odd that women move to other countries to get a white man yet you have one and don't know what to do with him. j/k

But seriously we complain about there not being good men out there. You seem to have one but you don't want him because he's white. Pass him to me, I'll take him, marry him and give him many multiracial babies.

:lachen::lachen::lachen:

Krazy D!
 
If you are getting what you truly want and need from a relationship why does it matter. For real!!

Sometimes, you have to spend time with someone that treats you really well to elevate your expectations of what you deserve and expect in a relationship. He may be your catalyst for change. Showing you that there are good, consistent, reliable, honest, loving men out there. He may be setting the bar for your future relationships.

This is what my first white man did for me. I was also the first black girl he ever dated. I learned so much from him and vice versa. I always credit him for showing me what I really wanted in a man and he showed me that men like him existed. We changed each others lives in so many ways. We are still very close friends and always will be. For real!!

Sidenote:

I remember the first time we were intimate, he was so nervous. He said "I have never been with a black woman before" and I replied "Hell, neither have I," we laughed and then we got busy :lachen:

:lachen: too funny!
 
I felt the same way when I started dating a clear fellow. However, I never overcame the race difference sadly. He had no problem with it. I just wasn't comfortable plus it didn't help that he wasn't my type.

I say go for it! I'd do it again but since I'm in a relationship...I'll always wonder if I could!
 
I disagree with the other posters; she needs to let him go and wait for the black man. I will assist in taking him off her hands -- lawd knows I'm past my expiration date...
 
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