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[Mustang Alley]

Originally Posted by Jallmoen

You talk a good game but your English sounds too good to be true for an Italian girl. And you have no proof pics posted.

LoL, ya know what that means. Means its time to get verified!!
When in doubt, cam it out!!!

[Mandingo the Barbie Lover]

Originally Posted by Jallmoen

You talk a good game but your English sounds too good to be true for an Italian girl. And you have no proof pics posted.

I saw her pic on a porn site comment section. Now it was an interracial scene that her pic was on, so I don't know if she is real or not. And you do make a good point about her English being strong.

[Mustang Alley]

Originally Posted by Mandingo the Barbie Lover

I saw her pic on a porn site comment section. Now it was an interracial scene that her pic was on, so I don't know if she is real or not. And you do make a good point about her English being strong.

Hmmm more food for thought...I have been wondering this myself for a couple of months now.. Have actually had a few conversations with other members on the matter...

This is basically how it will go...

1. Either she will come back and post that she doesn't have a cam.. Even though that pic looks like it was taken with a video cam..

2. She will ignore this post all together... Act as tho it never happened..

3. Never post again.. Just lurking in the shadows

4. Turn her cam on and prove that she is the real girl in that picture..

[sweetnsinful85]

I don't really care who knows.

[usnluv]

For us, we are still evolving as a loving cuckold couple. Having three children prevented us from pursuing our deepest desires. When our youngest moved out, we moved on. That was two years ago. Since that time the deeper into our lifestyle we go, the less we care who knows. We do not flaunt our lifestyle to our children, but I think they know. I think it is a don't ask don't tell type of situation.

Most of my wife's girlfriends know. She has told them all. A few are very curious and I think even envious of her ability to have these men, and of our deep love for one another.

As for public displays of affection. That is a MUST for my wife. She loves showing her submission to a beautiful, strong black man. If I am present, all the better for her. My wife loves me. We are best friends, lovers, and true soul mates. I accept her desires, and her NEED.

[blue93]

Its not a secret for me. Its my prefered type

[Mike20122012]

This just shows the ignorance of racism especially more documented in the deep south. There are famous celebrity white women who have dated black men that wouldn't give a lot of these redneck guys in the south the time of day. Think about it, Kim Bassinger(former wife of Alec Baldwin) dated Prince. World renowned singer Sheena Easton dated Prince. Soccer Champion Hope Solo has a black husband. Supermodel Heidi Klum was married to Seal. Nancy Sinatra once dated David Ruffin of the Temptations. Madonna has dated several NBA players such as Dennis Rodman, Brian Shaw, etc. Carmen Electra has dated Prince and was briefly married to Dennis Rodman and the list goes on. Would any of the aforementioned white women give any of these wrinkled neck, inarticulate, buffoonish racist inbreds from the south morsels of toe jam if they were hungry? Don't think so.

[european_girl]

Originally Posted by doggieismystyle

This subject came up during a recent convo that I had. It seems that some women are attracted to and or fuck black men but dont want the world to know and of course there are others that openly date and marry black men. What category do you fall into and why?

Had a white gf back in the day who told me that she stopped telling the white boys that she dated after me that she had ever been with a black male.... She said that the reaction was usually negative somehow or the guy simply stopped calling. What the hell?

At first I kept it a secret from everybody, until I had my first long term relationship with a black man, even then I didn't tell anyone for the first few months... I was afraid of everyone's reaction, especially my family (I was just recently divorced and have a teenage son) When the relationship became serious, I decided to just be brave and "come out"... everyone was surprised, some even shocked, but I didn't get any really bad reactions from my friends and family. None of them expected to see me date a black man, and they didn't hide their surprise, but none of them said anything bad about it. Yes some white men get really "turned off" by it, some stop calling as soon as they find out, but... the way I see it, its too bad for them!
Now I fall in the category that openly dates black men (although my current bf is white), and would gladly marry one if I meet the right guy.

[goku714]

Originally Posted by european_girl

At first I kept it a secret from everybody, until I had my first long term relationship with a black man, even then I didn't tell anyone for the first few months... I was afraid of everyone's reaction, especially my family (I was just recently divorced and have a teenage son) When the relationship became serious, I decided to just be brave and "come out"... everyone was surprised, some even shocked, but I didn't get any really bad reactions from my friends and family. None of them expected to see me date a black man, and they didn't hide their surprise, but none of them said anything bad about it. Yes some white men get really "turned off" by it, some stop calling as soon as they find out, but... the way I see it, its too bad for them!
Now I fall in the category that openly dates black men (although my current bf is white), and would gladly marry one if I meet the right guy.

good for you

[Mariposa Blanca]

I'm married, and so can't really tell too many people that I have ever slept with someone other than my husband. A few close friends know, but that's it. As far as colour goes, I judge the man, not the colour. I have met potential lovers in public for the first time, as a precaution. I have no issues sitting in a coffee shop or restaurant, lost in conversation with my date. But do I want to share anything further with the world at large? Nope.

If I were single, though, I wouldn't care. If I were in a relationship with a guy, and it was serious enough to introduce him to family and friends, the fact that he's dark wouldn't matter at all.