This grindr douche is being as nice as possible, yet all he wants to let prospective suiters know about himself is that he doesn’t like black guys. So, all he is telling us is that he’s racist. NOTHING ELSE!
This grindr douche is being as nice as possible, yet all he wants to let prospective suiters know about himself is that he doesn’t like black guys. So, all he is telling us is that he’s racist. NOTHING ELSE!
Sorry, not a douche…or a “racist”.
He doesn’t have to be attracted to black men, and he has every right to say that he’s not.
Cue the insincere, self-righteous SJWs.:)
I should add that I love black. Mmmmm… bbc 😉
Hardly. He’s just not into black dudes. That called “preference” not “racism”. Duh.
He’s very polite
“Douche” or not, I definitely say, it would behoove him (and many others who may be like him) to try to get to the root of the problem. Why DOESN’T he in fact have any interest in any or all Black guys? Is it because of underlying racial assumptions about what Black guys are and/or could do? (Stereotypes on criminality, lifestyle, behaviour and public appearance, etc.) Is it because he hasn’t seen enough Black guys to be able to develop sexual feelings for them?
The reason why many people tend to think their “preference” is hardwired is: in truth, the way our biological brains are wired will cause us to desire or not desire what said brains have or haven’t learned as sexual. However, the keyword is LEARNED. Meaning what exactly?
Means it’s NOT hardwired: our brains can change, as our “preferences” for races is highly mutable and malleable.
There are so many beautiful, handsome, sexy, horn-provoking Black guys out there who are not only sexy but are also wonderful people in general. I say, this man might do well to regularly immerse himself among positive Black people. Get to know them as individuals. He really might learn a thing or two about them; especially about how hot many of them could possibly be. 😉
He seems like a rather polite guy. I’m not hard on him like I am others, because I see at least a slight potential for him to be open and to change his ways. I don’t know him, and I could totally be wrong. But, to me, there is hope in this dude.
p. s. Adam, I’ve said so millions of times, and I’ll say it again: just be quiet. Stop looking for trouble. If you can’t give a fruitful solution, don’t be a part of the problem. Heh. Not that I think I’ll stop you.
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