hungrybrownbear
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Because I have really fucked up daddy issues.
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I agree. From what I've noticed, the main non-white gay men who complain and get their feelings so hurt about how "undesirable" they're treated by white gay men are the one's who have this unhealthy obsession with them, while having little to no interest in their own. So maybe they should look inward and ask themselves why they don't find other men who look like them especially attractive. I bet the answer will be sadly similar to why some white guys feel the same way. I almost never hear Black/Asian/Latin gay men who're into other Black/Asian/Latin men and are comfortable in their own SKIN (pun intended) whine about White rejection. I don't think they notice it as much, and when they do they don't seem especially shattered by it. It's because they aren't out seeking "White" acceptance.
I'm White and am generally attracted to all types of men. When I come across some who aren't into White guys, I didn't feel devalued or inflated or even all that disheartened. I just roll my eyes, dismiss THEM as the one's with issues and move on until I eventually find someone who doesn't have any racial hangups. On the flipside, if I do meet say a Black guy who responds to me and it becomes obvious that he has some kind of "White guy" fetish, it becomes a huge turnoff because most of the time it seems like they have self-loathing issues and are looking at me like I validate them or something. Which is pathetic. I think if people were comfortable in their own skin [color], they wouldn't be so rocked by rejection from bigots. They'd just move on until they eventually meet someone who didn't have those kinds of hangups.
I think you have some self-esteem issues. You need some pride.I'm not whining about white rejection. I'm comfortable with who I am, and don't have racial preferences. I'm just hurt by anyone of any race who immediately labels me undesirable because of my skin color and not my personality or body type or something I have control over.
And no, the interest wasn't just confined to other white men either, the white profiles were more popular among blacks, Asians, and Latinos as well.
Well nevermind. I went back and read that you allegedly did some experiment on dating websites. Still, I'm wondering if the white experimental profiles got more attention from blacks exclusively than the black experimental profiles did from blacks. I wouldn't imagine so, and I'd be surprised if it was. I always thought that gay black men were primarily into each other. When you talked about this in your post, you grouped blacks, Asians, and Latinos together, so the answer to my wonder isn't clear.How do you know this?
No. Because how someone who doesn't desire you because of your race hurts your feelings.



Yep.Are you telling me your so "Bulletproof" that it doesn't get you down when someone immediately finds you undesirable because of your skin color, not because of your personality, body type, etc etc?
^ I promise you it's not that serious. I read your post and had a thought. If I was wrong, then that's fine.
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That doesn't make sense to me. Yes it hurts, but I get over it and move on. I'm not bawling my eyes out. I'm not seeking revenge. Are you telling me your so "Bulletproof" that it doesn't get you down when someone immediately finds you undesirable because of your skin color, not because of your personality, body type, etc etc? I was just expressing how I feel on the matter when it has happened to me. You are not my Dr. Phil buddy![]()
