I have heard a few men say, when they were younger they were heavily into white women
but as they got older, they found themselves no longer being attracted to white women... yikes lol.
Why? because younger people are impressionable. Very easy to brainwash through media. But when they get older, they start to think for themselves. I also think some of their visions improved lol.
If white women/people are so desirable, why does this happen? This shouldn't happen. If white women/people are so attractive, why do you need to do this in the first place (forced desirability)? Why are white people so obsessed with being desired? I have so many questions.
How does it feel knowing men desire other races of women ORGANICALLY? Especially black women. Think about it. Black women are told we are unattractive, undesirable, unwanted, unloved. Men absolutely
should NOT like us in the slightest, but yet some actually still do. With no media rep or negative media rep. I think attraction toward other groups of women will always feel more genuine to me.
Compared to white women whose men needed to plaster all over television, movies, commercials, magazines, beauty pageants, adult films, etc. White people control the media and beauty standards. This was a form of mind control, brainwashing. Very disingenuous. Very manipulative.
They even go on forums under sock accounts pretending to be different kinds of people praising white women lol. They would create polls and are obviously the ones mostly voting, but pretend it's heaps of other people voting for white women. Like, why? It's pretty bizarre. Then I've seen white women
get upset if men reject them or feel threatened if a black woman is really attractive. Then there are white women who change their appearance. Tanning, surgeries, etc. Very unbecoming of the "beauty standard." Beauty standards should not be changing their beauty, if you are the standard. Why can't white people just let people like who they wanna like?
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