Why Most Married White Women Have Black Lovers

 


Why Most Married White Women Have Black Lovers


I learned the simple fact that many WW marry WM for the bag 💰 and once they are set, they go back to their pre marriage days of black lovers fun or just looking to finally fulfill a long time curiosity. Married or divorced this is prevalent in many places.


One thing women do is communicate greatly about their love life/ sexual relationships and many have varying things to say about black men.


With no need for money, stability, or family, growth all fulfilled then the life focus changes to personal desires and wants.


This is why if you go to Jamaica there are tons of single older WW. Or in the case of the Kardashians, they have their money and now for the boy toy sexual fulfillment of a black man.


This is not the only reason but definitely a huge factor in these relationships.


WW have always been attracted to and seeking black men.


Only with the pressure of racist WM and their ongoing angst fragility and constant demonizing and marginalization of BM that we don’t see this more.






























Personally I think đŸ€” it’s hilarious that without having money rewriting history demonizing enslaving murdering and control this would be 1000x worse for Mr. Fragility.

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