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[Cartierline]

Lol it goes both ways... women just are more impacted by it because their hair is so much of their identity

unambiguously dark skinned black men do not have the same plight as unambiguously black dark skinned women

they actually benefit from the way they're portrayed in media.

OOOOH! mmmmmm dark skin kang! handle meh! bet his dick is huge

this is still an issue tho. your example is the kind of thing these men (and black men in general) feel like they have to live up to or else they're not valid because of a particular stereotype.

[Marilyn]

Yeah when you KEEP fuckin with me Imma say some shit back. Completely different than banning somebody from the club because they dark

[Cartierline]

Lol it goes both ways... women just are more impacted by it because their hair is so much of their identity

unambiguously dark skinned black men do not have the same plight as unambiguously black dark skinned women

they actually benefit from the way they're portrayed in media.

OOOOH! mmmmmm dark skin kang! handle meh! bet his dick is huge

they are?

we're talking about desirability.

not the cops

sddssdsd

even so being reduced to some walking black dildo and nothing more is isn't it to me

!!!!
objectification isn't it.

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Yeah when you KEEP fuckin with me Imma say some shit back. Completely different than banning somebody from the club because they dark

um no

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

Lol it goes both ways... women just are more impacted by it because their hair is so much of their identity

unambiguously dark skinned black men do not have the same plight as unambiguously black dark skinned women

they actually benefit from the way they're portrayed in media.

OOOOH! mmmmmm dark skin kang! handle meh! bet his dick is huge

they are?

we're talking about desirability.

not the cops

sddssdsd

even so being reduced to some walking black dildo and nothing more is isn't it to me

well ur not a heterosexual black male who benefits from it so that's understandable

but it's not just about sex in itself, it's also about darker skin being seen as more "masculine"
more strong, a protector.
your HUSBAND. your baby daddy.

i mean do we really have to go thru all of this? i thought we knew this stuff.

sfnsdnfdndfndfsnfdsdfsndsnd

this is kinda entering 101 territory.

or a conversation only about how white gays treat black gays possibly.

[Cartierline]

Lol it goes both ways... women just are more impacted by it because their hair is so much of their identity

unambiguously dark skinned black men do not have the same plight as unambiguously black dark skinned women

they actually benefit from the way they're portrayed in media.

OOOOH! mmmmmm dark skin kang! handle meh! bet his dick is huge

they are?

we're talking about desirability.

not the cops

sddssdsd

even so being reduced to some walking black dildo and nothing more is isn't it to me

well ur not a heterosexual black male who benefits from it so that's understandable

but it's not just about sex in itself, it's also about darker skin being seen as more "masculine"
more strong, a protector.

i mean do we really have to go thru all of this? i thought we knew this stuff.

sfnsdnfdndfndfsnfdsdfsndsnd

this is kinda enterting 101 territory

oh hun r u saying that gay black men aren't objectified in the same way straight ones are? 

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

Lol it goes both ways... women just are more impacted by it because their hair is so much of their identity

unambiguously dark skinned black men do not have the same plight as unambiguously black dark skinned women

they actually benefit from the way they're portrayed in media.

OOOOH! mmmmmm dark skin kang! handle meh! bet his dick is huge

they are?

we're talking about desirability.

not the cops

sddssdsd

even so being reduced to some walking black dildo and nothing more is isn't it to me

well ur not a heterosexual black male who benefits from it so that's understandable

but it's not just about sex in itself, it's also about darker skin being seen as more "masculine"
more strong, a protector.

i mean do we really have to go thru all of this? i thought we knew this stuff.

sfnsdnfdndfndfsnfdsdfsndsnd

this is kinda enterting 101 territory

oh hun r u saying that gay black men aren't objectified in the same way straight ones are? 

read my edit above

this is kinda enterting 101 territory

or a conversation only about how white gays treat black gays possibly.

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Lol it goes both ways... women just are more impacted by it because their hair is so much of their identity

unambiguously dark skinned black men do not have the same plight as unambiguously black dark skinned women

they actually benefit from the way they're portrayed in media.

OOOOH! mmmmmm dark skin kang! handle meh! bet his dick is huge

they are?

we're talking about desirability.

not the cops

sddssdsd

even so being reduced to some walking black dildo and nothing more is isn't it to me

well ur not a heterosexual black male who benefits from it so that's understandable

but it's not just about sex in itself, it's also about darker skin being seen as more "masculine"
more strong, a protector.

i mean do we really have to go thru all of this? i thought we knew this stuff.

sfnsdnfdndfndfsnfdsdfsndsnd

this is kinda enterting 101 territory

Yh and those things you listed is also limiting, restricting and harmful to black men
and as a black GAY men we know this first hand

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

how is this turning into thread to cry for hetero black men?

sdffdsdssfsfsd

we all know who has it the worst.

besides, i thought yall hated hetero black men anyway. wtf

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Sor' but black men don't benefit from racial stereotypes either, gay straight dark or light
the issue isn't that stereotypes are only insulting and offensive, is that fact that they are also limiting.
and this isn't giving a a bit of "whataboutism!" either

[Cartierline]

Lol it goes both ways... women just are more impacted by it because their hair is so much of their identity

unambiguously dark skinned black men do not have the same plight as unambiguously black dark skinned women

they actually benefit from the way they're portrayed in media.

OOOOH! mmmmmm dark skin kang! handle meh! bet his dick is huge

they are?

we're talking about desirability.

not the cops

sddssdsd

even so being reduced to some walking black dildo and nothing more is isn't it to me

well ur not a heterosexual black male who benefits from it so that's understandable

but it's not just about sex in itself, it's also about darker skin being seen as more "masculine"
more strong, a protector.

i mean do we really have to go thru all of this? i thought we knew this stuff.

sfnsdnfdndfndfsnfdsdfsndsnd

this is kinda enterting 101 territory

oh hun r u saying that gay black men aren't objectified in the same way straight ones are? 

read my edit above

this is kinda enterting 101 territory

or a conversation only about how white gays treat black gays possibly.

am mean, whether gay or straight, black men are still put into a well-defined of who they should be.

And not only by non-black people either, if we wanna go THERE.

[Cartierline]

Sor' but black men don't benefit from racial stereotypes either, gay straight dark or light
the issue isn't that stereotypes are only insulting and offensive, is that fact that they are also limiting.
and this isn't giving a a bit of "whataboutism!" either

!!!!
It's no different from black women being objectified for having a particular body type, or Latinas being objectified for being spicy, etc.
The only stereotype you can maybe sorta spin into a positive is that Choke's ppl are always smart, but like you said, that's limiting.

[CHOKE]

how is this turning into thread to cry for hetero black men?

Jjjjjjjjjjjjhj

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

no ones crying for hetero black men
but the same stereotypes that are placed on black hetero men aren't any different than the ones placed on black gay men, whether it's coming from non-black women or non black gay men
black men=aggressive, sexual deviants with BBC, there's an emphasis placed on our bodies and sexuality more than anything else.

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Lol it goes both ways... women just are more impacted by it because their hair is so much of their identity

unambiguously dark skinned black men do not have the same plight as unambiguously black dark skinned women

they actually benefit from the way they're portrayed in media.

OOOOH! mmmmmm dark skin kang! handle meh! bet his dick is huge

they are?

we're talking about desirability.

not the cops

sddssdsd

even so being reduced to some walking black dildo and nothing more is isn't it to me

well ur not a heterosexual black male who benefits from it so that's understandable

but it's not just about sex in itself, it's also about darker skin being seen as more "masculine"
more strong, a protector.

i mean do we really have to go thru all of this? i thought we knew this stuff.

sfnsdnfdndfndfsnfdsdfsndsnd

this is kinda enterting 101 territory

oh hun r u saying that gay black men aren't objectified in the same way straight ones are? 

read my edit above

this is kinda enterting 101 territory

or a conversation only about how white gays treat black gays possibly.

am mean, whether gay or straight, black men are still put into a well-defined of who they should be.

And not only by non-black people either, if we wanna go THERE.

!!!! we also take these things and enforce upon ourselves