What attracts you to a black person?

[jahrein]

I am curious

[Sonorous]

Asking a question like "What attracts you to a black person?" can be potentially problematic for several reasons:

- Perpetuating Stereotypes: Such a question assumes that there are specific attributes or characteristics that are universally associated with people of a particular race. This perpetuates racial stereotypes, which are harmful and inaccurate generalizations that can lead to discrimination and prejudice.

- Objectification: Reducing someone's attractiveness or worth to their race can objectify them. It disregards their individuality, personality, and other qualities that make them a unique person, focusing solely on their racial identity.
Offensiveness: The question can be offensive and hurtful to the person being asked, as it might imply that their attractiveness is somehow tied to their race rather than who they are as a person.

- Othering: By singling out a specific racial or ethnic group for discussion in this manner, it reinforces a sense of "otherness" and can make people feel like outsiders or tokens rather than being valued for their true selves.

- Promotes Division: Asking questions that focus on racial differences can inadvertently promote division and highlight perceived disparities, rather than fostering inclusivity and understanding.

In general, it's best to avoid questions that single out specific racial or ethnic groups when discussing personal matters like attraction. Instead, focus on getting to know people as individuals, valuing their diverse experiences and personalities, and promoting a more inclusive and respectful conversation.

[DermalPunch]

Excellent!

[BoopBoopBeep]

Same as very other person I'm attracted to. They take care of their body, they're interesting and intelligence, friendly and well-mannered, know how to handle themselves in public, like animals.

[sheikalana]

I'm married to a black man and dated other black men in the past. They're just better looking in my opinion. I like the bone structure, most of them tend to be tall, fit/athletic, strong. And from my experience they've always been attentive and sweet partners.

[mandyfire98]

It depends on the actual person but I find black people attractive like I do white people or other races if the oerson is attractive.

[Dan_cColt]

I mean same thing as any other race, being black doesn't make anyone 'special' or different in terms of dating, if you're keen on skin color of your partner being the same or just not black, probably not a lot.

[Billlewis]

Black women are often more demanding and more comfortable spanking me as hard as they can. That's been my experience, anyway.

[madhatters4]

their personality

their looks

should be the same things that attract to a person of any race

[Taffy1234]

The blues

https://www.youtube.com/embed/552PLnE61TM

[Alli39]

In my opinion, a beautiful person is a beautiful person regardless of what color they are.

[zagor]

The same things as to any person - pretty face, fit body, nice skin, how they carry themselves. And of course personality, but that usually isn't evident at first sight.

[Anonymous]

Honesty is a big thing with me when it comes to relationships. I know race has nothing to do with this. But my experience with black women vs. White is the black women have been more honest with me and have made me feel more loved.

[Anonymous]

If you find the person attractive skin color doesn't make a difference

[Alex-Snow]

Their personality. Skin color has nothing to do with it.

[Anonymous]

Nothing. That is the only race to which I am not attracted.

[Agape93]

Same as anyone else. Why make it a racial matter?

[Annie_LevelUP_ADC]

Like any other race, their looks and personality.

[dudeinohio]

I don't know... everything.

[rm_llort]

Absolutely nothing.

[Jmmmfi4]

Absolutely nothing

[normandi]

What attract you to a white person