#ww and bm

[boricuacherry-blog]

If Adele has a kid with Rich Paul does she realize she would be having a black child. Like would she be ready for that? How do ppl feel about white women who get with black men. I feel like the kid ends up getting the short end of the stick with identity issues and lack of appropriate blk (female) role models in their lives. Especially if the dad leaves and it becomes a single mom situation. Ppl wanna act like color doesn't matter but it does when you're bringing children into the world.

[interracialcandlove]

[soranatus]

The Justice League of Earth-789 - With Christopher Reeve’s Superman, Michael Keaton’s Batman, Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman, & John Wesley Shipp’s The Flash By Luis Bajo Collados

[botseeksbot]

[awhitegirlspassion]

Okay... a serious message to all my white male followers!

Okay yeah, so why is it that I feel a serious need to adress my white male followers when my blog is about the romantic and special relationship between us white women and black men? Well, because I'm getting SO fed up with all of the assumptions about my relationships with black men and your need to make everything about you! You need to get this ONE thing into your head: The relationship between us girls and the black guys we desire is NOT - read it again - NOT about YOU! So don't make it about you and your unquenchable need for humiliation or attention! The special connection between us white girls and all the black men out there, our flirting, our romance, our attraction for each other or our intimacy has NOTHING to do with you! So NO, I don't have a suggestion on what you have to do to cope with more and more white girls dating black guys exclusively and no, I don't want a white sub cuckboy helping me get ready for my date with a black man and no I am not going to answer intimate questions about my dates or black boyfriends! You need to understand we girls are NOT dating black men for YOU, we are dating black men for OURSELVES! Look at these women! Take a good hard look at them! Study them carefully!

Don't they look happy? Don't they look fulfilled and in love? Do you think they spend ONE second thinking about you or how you're coping with them being in love with their black studs?! No! Not ONE second! The bond and connection between us and our black men is something you can never comprehend, so when a woman in your life - whether your sister, your crush, your friend or maybe even your gf - meets a perfect black guy and starts to develop feelings for him, don't interfere! Accept it! Be happy for her! Be happy that she's finally with someone who can make her happy and who are able to make her feel fulfilled! It's not about you, so you shouldn't make it about you! It's something special and something they and they alone understand!

I know that not ALL of my white male followers make our relationships with black guys about them, but it's enough to make me write this post! I created this blog because I wanted to share my passion about WW / BM relationships and because I wanted to use my own story and my own experience to inspire other girls or women like me to follow their hearts and start dating black men if that is what they desire! I spent WAY too long dating white guys and being miserable in the name of "trying to fit in", but luckily things are changing! Our society is changing! Today it's totally accepted for white girls to date black men and in my experience it's now way more prestigious for us to date black men than white men. Black men have now become the number one fantasy for us girls - for a lot of reasons, but mainly because we seek truly masculine partners who make us feel fulfilled and protected. So yeah... Things are getting better...

[ninelivesastrology]

Sometimes I wonder if non-Black people are insanely aggressive towards Black women because of the Black men that are dating out. I wonder if there's some misplaced blame going on where Black women are being scapegoated for not being able to "keep" Black men (like all women are blamed for not being able to keep men, but localize it to Black women) since it would never be the non-Black woman's fault for fucking them to begin with anyway. Other reason is because Black women birth Black men.

And I'm not trying to blame Black men, but I can't help but wonder how many non-Black people are angry at Black men, but choose to go for a Black woman because "weaker sex," and less protected demographic.

Like how many non-Black people trigger themselves by watching BM-WW or BM-NBW porn and then take it out on Black women, honestly, that's what I wanna say. Because it's not the "relationship" that's taboo, it's the sex. People make it seem like the non-Black people in interracial relationships are attacked just as much as the Black people, but that's not true!

I feel like people are sooooo threatened by Black men and it fuels their hatred and aggression towards Black women.

[lila-rae]

Misogynoir yes, but you don't see the same amount of vile tweets that has hundreds of thousands of likes targeting some other woman of color in particular

First. Let’s cease the “woman of color” talk.

Misogynoir is a hatred and disdain of Black women.

Zendaya has the unique position of being one of the most followed celebrity on the planet. People like to belittle her star power but she’s a household name across generations so she’s going to be talked about more regardless.

She also is in a romantic relationship with a white man. That act alone has multiple groups upset (WW/BM in particular). Though for some it’s a you’re taking away one of “ours”/ you need to be with “your own kind” mentality (ignoring half of her family is white). For others it’s because they feel like they’ve watched her grow up and so they feel more entitled to her life and to dissect her choices.

Whatever the reasons they’re dumb and are rooted in feeling entitled to a Black woman’s life/choices/body.

[cyarsk5230]

Exactly! It’s not as if they can’t do the same exact thing we’re doing. Some BM are the WW of our community. That’s why I don’t FQ with black men all the time with a few exceptions!

[white-advocate]

Another statistic. Very sad how this is becoming a regular thing now. BM killing WW. But this is the outcome when you race-mix. Stop playing in the dirt, WW.

[m-linschied]

*BM, WW & Jay watching Deadpool and Wolverine*

Logan (Deadpool and Wolverine): Winston?

Wade (Deadpool movies): I don't have control of my middle name!

Logan: Wade Winston Wilson?

Wade: yes! Wade Winston Wilson! Yes I'm WWW.Shutthefuckup.com!

Logan: .... I just found it satisfying.

Wade: .... That was smooth of me...

Wade, internally: They like my name! Oh I'm special 🫶🥰

M, in headspace: just kiss him!

@wolverinex1012

[innocentuke]

I have to avoid ww/bm “”relationships”” like the plague they are hostile mods that will attack on SIGHT I swear to god

[interracialcandlove]

[ao3feed-brucewayne]

The Long Way Home by rusoluchka

by batmanwonderwomanarchive AU BM/WW After Diana's exile things are tense between her and the dark knight. Both deny their feelings. Bruce has his "reasons" but Diana may have a more valid reason. With gods, villains, and fellow superheroes affecting their relationship, Diana and Bruce must take the long way to find each other. Archived from the now-defunct batmanwonderwoman.com website. Originally published on June 25, 2009. Words: 91675, Chapters: 30/30, Language: English Fandoms: Justice League - All Media Types, Justice League & Justice League Unlimited (Cartoons) Rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death Categories: F/M Characters: Diana (Wonder Woman), Bruce Wayne Relationships: Diana (Wonder Woman)/Bruce Wayne Additional Tags: Romance via https://ift.tt/s241FTe

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[awhitegirlspassion]

A snowbunny's thoughts about her 2022❤️

As the new year is beginning and the old one has come to an end, I thought this would be a proper time for a snowbunny to contemplate over some of the things that have happened in my life in 2022.

For so many years I've felt 'ashamed' and 'wrong' being a white female having a passion and desire for black men and wanting to find a black bf. The truth is that I spent most of my teenage years and my early twenties hiding my true feelings and fantasies and being miserable and unhappy feeling obligated to date and being romantic with white guys. Men that I didn't want and that could never fulfill me. The biggest change for me in 2022 and the best decision I have made - maybe in my entire life - was to finally come clean about my attraction towards black men and the special bond we women share with you. I'm 28 years old which means that I've spent at least 12 years hiding my thoughts and desires from everyone and even from myself. I wasn't true to my heart and that slowly drained me. Creating this blog is the best thing that happened to me in 2022 and I can't express in mere words how it has changed my life and my mental health. I hid my feelings for so long because I was afraid for the reaction I would get and I think many girls like me do the same. I strongly believe that it's time for us girls to be true to our hearts and find it in ourselves to have the courage to become honest about our desires despite what others might think or feel - especially narrow-minded white men who still believes that us white girls belong to them! I know that there's a lot of women out there that feels the way I do about black men and who wants nothing more than to find themselves all wrapped up in dark strong arms. I have been in contact with a lot women who feels that way and in 2022 I even discovered that these women even exists among some of my closest girlfriends! I want my blog to inspire women who feels the same way I do about ww / bm relationships and who need support to find the courage and strength in themselves to search for the black guy of their dreams and experience the connection that only exists between us women and all of you black hot guys! We shouldn't hide or feel ashamed because of how we feel or what kind of men we feel attracted to! Now I don't pretend to have all the answers or even some of them, but I want to give voice to every woman out there wanting a relationship and imtimacy with black men. I'm a simple girl to be honest and I'm definitely not the smartest one either, but I know how liberating it feels to be honest to yourself and your heart and I want that for every girl out there! So in that way 2022 has been one of the best years in my life!

[lila-rae]

i don't think it's just BM/WW i think some people think she's "more famous than she should be/ overrated" so they feel the need to put her down. The internet always turns on women and it's her turn

Again with the erasure. It’s not just a the internet turns on women.

A large chunk of the hate Zendaya gets is rooted in her Blackness and her Womanhood. You cannot separate the two in this.