Re: Black girls
BTW I have had good experience of black girls, they have been friendly and helpful, lot different than media stereotypes.
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Lol, true queer
OP generalised all black girls and evidence presented in favour is behaviour of one black girl!! OP some catchup growth will do u good.
Girls can generalize girls. You wouldn't never understand.
Coz yu are not a girl.
Re: Black girls
Lol, true queer
OP generalised all black girls and evidence presented in favour is behaviour of one black girl!! OP some catchup growth will do u good.
In every post I have mentioned about my good experience with some too and said that I don't want to generalise but I have noticed it far too much and seen black girls bullying others, terrorising others and fighting physically and it just makes me scared to even go near them. The one I have mentioned in OP is just a symbol of all the nasty B.girls I never got close to. I know she is an extreme case but she was close to me once, if she was a random stranger I'd carry on living my life without giving it a second thought. But no two people's experience is the same. Good for you if you you have had a rosy one. And for the last time * Not Generalising *
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Thats why im against all these black,white,brown wutever color threads. It just unleashes the inner beast of many
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you arent?
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If they sound like ducks while fighting doesn't mean they are bad girls :p
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I’ve seen ‘plenty’ who behave this way.
Re: Black girls
Where did I criticize? I pointed towards appropriate forum in MY OPINION.
both threads you cite were in the context of maturity/preparedness for future relationships.
This thread title is about black girls generally - sans relationships. or OP could chose to discuss this one particular subset of black girls - but she didn't.
PS: Stop getting pissed off and offended at other people's behalf. People are perfectly capable of speaking for themselves. Uncle southie ki rooh ghuss gai hai kya? Not very good for you I must say. Calm your rescue.
No offence intended either.
Will you please stop bringing me in when I am not part of a discussion? Please? Pretty please?
Re: Black girls
They typically need to have thicker skin to survive in their often tough environment be it in the home, or where they live. Haven't read up on institutional racism? I urge you to do so. (Not that this is a blanket statement for all colored aggression, but it's good to gain perspective).