(07-09-2016, 09:07 AM)sawell54 Wrote: [ -> ] (07-09-2016, 06:14 AM)terry44 Wrote: [ -> ] (07-09-2016, 05:56 AM)chaosvrgn Wrote: [ -> ] (07-09-2016, 04:02 AM)CatMan Wrote: [ -> ] (07-09-2016, 03:57 AM)terry44 Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, they call men superficial and yet are incredibly impressed by height. And when I was younger and used to go clubbing with a group of people I knew, my black friends did so much better than my white or Asian friends. I mean women used to literally chat them up, but look right through the rest of us.
I can vouch for that.
I've been out of style apparently my whole life, and have gone through the EXACT experience you listed, all through high school, college, club scene, you name it. Yep. Infuriating to me, and led to many beliefs and anger and jealousy, over my life towards "them", I'll admit. Not going further than that, as I don't want any forum rules broken.
Looking forward to MSI 2.2 leveling the playing field a bit, finally. I've been passed over long enough. I'm going to stick with E2, at least until 2.2 debuts.
So, rest assured my furry friend, and anyone else holding these stupid-ass views: the black men ain't stealing up your women. The problem is your faulty ass beliefs that you refuse to acknowledge, even when you have the most powerful subliminals in the world floating around in your head.
Not sure real experiences can be 'stupid ass'. I was commenting on the superficiality of women, not getting angry about anyone stealing white women. And as I said, the black men I was talking about were friends. There wasn't resentment, just observation, over and over and over again. Oh and it wasn't their pickup ability or personality, the women made a beeline for them without them doing anything.
I think what might be happening is the type of caucasian women who like black men over white men tend to be a hell of a lot more aggressive.. while this is so those women are in the minority. I have found in my experience that women generally tend to prefer white men
I think what might be happening is that women are taught that Black men always have huge dicks compared to Caucasian or Asian men. I don't know how true this is, and I don't care, but it's a factor to consider.
You should also know that Black men produce the most intense androstenone signature of all the races, and therefore they DO things most other races don't do, and they get sexual reactions most other races don't get. Black men naturally produce more of the primary aggression and sexual attraction pheromone, which gives them a lot more self confidence in general (regardless of how other factors may mitigate or derail this one) and makes them more sexually attractive to women - especially women who are within range of that level of androstenone to not be totally intimidated by it (as Asian women tend to be). In other words, Black men will be pheromonally most naturally attractive to Black women first, Hispanic women second and White women third.
But all this is generalizing so much as to be generally useless and difficult to observe in real life, because there are way too many important factors to consider. I'm just pointing out this one.
I think personally that Black men who choose to make themselves successful tend to have the most respect for that among all the races, because generally they do face more challenges than other races. But I would say that a lot of the challenges they face are self inflicted, based on beliefs that they can't, when they can. Anyone who decides to be successful and refuses to be anything else can be. I don't care what color your skin is, because it's not skin color that changes the world, its what reality you tune into with your beliefs and their resultant ourward reality.
Which is one big reason why, Chaos, using, focusing on and harboring negative emotions is self destructive instead of useful. They may be good for motivation, but they align you vibrationally with a world view of strife which tunes you into a world where that strife is what you wanted it to be - or what your subconscious understood your conscious mind to be requesting, regardless of how erroroneous that "understanding" is.
But believe me, while I am not a Black man, and I have not dealt with anywhere near as much racism as you have, there are things I still struggle to release 20+ years later that have made me incredibly angry. I can tell you, though, that releasing anger has always made my life better, not worse.