I thought it was just me evidence proves its not. After speaking with my sister and her friend I've come to the conclusion that 'some' not all black men are SNOBS when it comes down to their treatment towards black women or lets say black women they aren't interested in.
On several occasions I've been 'Snubbed' if you aren't familiar with this word let me school you. Snub- to ignore or behave coldly towards, to dismiss, turn down.
Being snubbed as many times as I, has left me with ill feelings towards 'Black' men yet I have advised my sister to not allow her recent snubbing to change her perception of 'Black' men.
Has politeness become so rare that its being mistaken for flirtation? When did saying hello or smiling become an offensive gesture. Maybe it's just me. This was my initial thought then my sister and I began conversing and the same subject came up. It wasn't just me and maybe it wasn't just my sister and her co-worker whom had experienced the same reaction.
For me I no longer have any attraction either physically or mentally towards black men. When other black women feel that sense of rejection from black men when seeing them with a woman from another race I can't relate. I don't give a shit. Am I now even more bitter? But with no feelings and is that even possible?
I'm totally biased when it comes down to black men. Having dealt with their attitudes whether them being straight or NOT black men just seem to be a lot more angry than usual. With more attitude such as their snubbing ways towards black women. Because of that reason, white women feel that it's ok to tell me that 'Black women don't have anything on white women' Oh yeah she said that ish.
lol ijs... A gay white guy soooo much nicer, sweeter just fun to be around. A gay black guy is upset with the world and blames EVERYONE in the black communities because we made them feel like they couldn't come out the closet??? Ain't nobody got time for that ish!!!
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