Comments on: Interracial or same race relationships?

By: friendly13

friendly13 — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 23:56:29 +0000

Okay, my 2 cents on this subject. In America, the terms black and white are social classifications. The classifications merely say that if you have black in you you are to learn how to be a black person and if you are classified as a white person then you learn how to be like a white person. The classifications were designed to keep the two seperated in every way. The time has come for this to change. When that will happen, maybe it will maybe it won’t.

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By: RICK HAYES

RICK HAYES — Sat, 29 May 2010 18:20:55 +0000

BIGEYES11, are you possibly signed on? IM me.

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By: RICK HAYES

RICK HAYES — Sat, 29 May 2010 18:13:26 +0000

Any black women interested in a white man…6-1, 214 lbs, but wheelchair-bound due to an accident that happened in 1991. I am divorced from my only daughter’s mother. I am not paralyzed, but I don’t walk. I can perform between the sheets, however.

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By: wonka

wonka — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 22:45:30 +0000

Micheli is so right,I’m Trinidadian/Irish you don’t
see me going public about it or the WHITE man maki-
ng his way to my house to interview me.Of course
I’m not rich and famous like Halle Berry or any of
the other KNOWN!! bi-racial people in the world.Who
cares who’s what and what who is!!!???,I’ll tell you who,the WHITE people care,that is when it’s beneficiary for them.We need to stop this crap,it
doesn’t matter,I see bi-racial as bi-racial,but,if
your part of the minority then bottomline your part of an ethnic group,those are the facts.

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By: bigeyes31

bigeyes31 — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 15:33:01 +0000

I think it’s awfully sad that “sisterly” love doesn’t want another “sister” to get “glammed up”. I love being a woman who wears boots with stiletto heels and perfumes. I didn’t know that being in the “sistahood” meant you couldn’t be a woman…LOL. Sorry, I like “johnsons”…LMAO.

“BALANCED” yeah, RIGHT

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By: bigeyes31

bigeyes31 — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 08:18:02 +0000

Imagination, imagination…following YOU around the bloggs….Ha ha..what a joke. Projecting does NOT equal strength. Using….utopian psychology and “buzz” words doesn’t get you anywhere but at home being jealous that someone else had a Superbowl party to go to and date to take them,LOL. People must realize that “marking” ones skin doesn’t build ones self-esteem but only mask the pain of being “ordinary”….sorry,LOL. One must accept one’s skin NATURALLY as it is,LOL. Utopia doesn’t allow for such “excesses” after all EVERYONE IS THE SAME…LOL

P.S. I have ALWAYS “felt” myself loooong before I came to this blog….and I shall continue to do so…:-)

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By: tatted2death

tatted2death — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 07:21:33 +0000

I speak the way I do here because I represent MYSELF and no one else. I have the right to have different opinions and address different people in the manner in which THEY respond. This doesn’t make one a “CYBIL” as you put it. But again if “following” me around this blog and putting down any and ALL of my comments makes your day, I say have at it……but it sure tells ALOT about YOU.

Maybe “Daffy”…(which I have EARNED the right to call him as such….being called MANY names by him)…has been filling your head with too much hot air these days……REALLY has you “feeling” yourself a little too much. Masking does NOT equal self-esteem…..sorry.

Have a good ONE…

Peace and Blessings
tatted2death

P.S. Oh yeah, “Ms. Unassimilated”, how was the SUPERBOWL party that you had to get all “glammed up” for….LOL.

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By: tatted2death

tatted2death — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 07:15:23 +0000

on the bra strap again I see…..why not worry about your own “image” here???

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By: bigeyes31

bigeyes31 — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:59:58 +0000

Isn’t wonderful how utopia makes peoples’ personality change from day to day. All this talk of “brothers can speak so peacefully amongst themselves”,lol. Oh my god and the”could you extend a little of that to the “sisters”,LOL. Cybil’s in one of her OTHER PERSONALITIES,LOL. That’s the ONLY way someone having behaved the way they have could have the audacity to even talk like that. They are someone else from day to day,LOL.

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By: bigeyes31

bigeyes31 — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 16:15:02 +0000

@boots, sorry I’ve been enjoying the fruits of the “who dat” party,lol.

You make some excellent points. Blacks have not had the same tax breaks for starting a business the way other minorities have. Blacks have been disenfranchised on so many levels that the playing field is nowhere equal. Other minorities can network with each other because they don’t lock anyone out but blacks. For example, the beauty supply industry the Indians network and reveal their suppliers to the orientals but will not allow blacks to know. Yes, we can work hard and achieve but frankly we have to work harder and often on our own.I think it goes back to making amends. In this country the japanese were given an apology and some amendments for being placed in internment camps, the Jews are respected and protected because of the U.S. not responding in a timely manner to the holocaust, the Native-americans still have laws that are different from the U.S. laws and are enforced by this government, they get to attend college for free without loans or grants, and then there are the casinos. Everyone has been given “SOMEHTING” to ease their transitions to success. I’m not saying blacks should always be looking for a “handout” but if you are already giving “handups” to other races of people, why not be fair?

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