Why are Black ladies worth "less" in the dating world? (Iran, racism)
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Black women are generally darker than Arab and other Asian women. They are also portrayed as loud and aggressive. Both traits are not seen as highly desirable by many men. Also their features, broad flat nose, for instance. Why this standard isn't also applied to black males, however, is interesting. I guess black males make up for it by being seen as hyper-masculine and confident, the latter being a positive trait for males. Whether it's racist or not probably depends on your point of view. Some people will say it's just preference, while others will argue that preference is innately racist. While there's nothing wrong with not dating a race, I'd probably agree there is at least a hint of racism in it, racism which society finds acceptable and defends.
I think there is a certain level of distrust going on .
I am not black but have a number of back male friends whom are frustrated them selves with back women so they are choosing to date other ethnic groups quite openly.
One has to admit ,that ,just like caucasion men can be numbskulls so the issue goes with black males as well , only they tend to be more emotionally demonstrative in many cases .
The men I know are class comedians and introverts in my company ,who knows what the are like with a girl .
The black women I know and have worked with seem to be distant and tollerant but not ones I want a relationship with, nor interested in a realtionship with me .
Black women are generally darker than Arab and other Asian women. They are also portrayed as loud and aggressive. Both traits are not seen as highly desirable by many men. Also their features, broad flat nose, for instance. Why this standard isn't also applied to black males, however, is interesting. I guess black males make up for it by being seen as hyper-masculine and confident, the latter being a positive trait for males. Whether it's racist or not probably depends on your point of view. Some people will say it's just preference, while others will argue that preference is innately racist. While there's nothing wrong with not dating a race, I'd probably agree there is at least a hint of racism in it, racism which society finds acceptable and defends.
I'm guessing it ain't really the dark skin but the flat nose many have. Tho some Black ladies like Somalis have thin noses.
I've read many threads in P&OC about how Black women have a tougher time dating and getting married than white or Asian women.
Is it the skin color or something else? If darker skin is "bad", the same thing doesn't seem to hurt Asians or Arabs tho Arabs are still "white".
No, I'm NOT trying to be a Troll.
I have often heard that the main reason for the greater difficulty in getting married is that Black women are less likely to be open to dating outside of their race. I think that Black women are just as attractive as White women, and the few Black ladies that I know are educated and have great personalities.
There are NO BLACK WOMEN on that show, but yet, they ALL seem to share the same exact "traits" you mentioned.
Shahs of Sunset is another one. Loud, boisterous, violent persian women, but yet THEIR men seen to fall all over them. Hmmmm...
Consider this though. Mob Wives is a portrayal of Italian-Americans.
And consider this. Iran is basically ethnically uniform. The culture over there is different. Women are expected to get married.
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