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Why are White guys afraid to approach Black girls often? Please read!!?
I see this alot in ''White land'' Where i stay. we have few Black people at our schools in general, but the ones we do have are mostly Black girls. they makeup about 88% of the slim Black population. which makes the possibility of a Black girl dating a Black guy at school very slim.
Well my friend''homegirl'' Kashmiere who is Black (and was forced to go to the prep school by her parents because of ''problems at home'', and she does not act white or proper at all, but very outspoken, funny, and ....lonely. she is very well known by many however because of her spirit. everyone wishes they had the strength,serenity, and determination that she had, and she kills on the track team. ''just running from my problems'' she says.
She hangs with me and a few of my friends. boys and girls.she keeps us in awe with jokes and intelligent conversations, but deep down i think she knows she doesn't have alot in common with us. She came from a very hard life with her mom in an urban neighborhood But I think she misses her friends a lot. Black people, I presume, in which she had more in common with. You can catch her a lot curled up in a corner alone with her fist under her chin yawning or reading a book, Especially when we talk about ‘’white stuff’ as she describes it.
And when she is alone in a corner, you can catch my friend who hangs with us, Derrick, (white) straining his neck to stare at her. others him does he like her but he says no. he won’t tell anyone else but me. He will tell his friends if he likes every other white chic at school any other time with confidence. But when they ask him does he like her, he quickly says no. But I’ve known him for years and I can tell when he likes someone. I know he’s just scared. She’s very opinionated at I think it intimidates him, a 6’5 soccer player. HA! He can sit there, talk and stare with and at her for hours, even offer to drive her home. But HE will NOT talk to her for a date! He finally admitted that he liked her “a little’’ according to him.( if you let him tell it) this has been going on for 1 and a half months now and I wish he’s go up and just talk to her about it instead of constantly talking about her to me everyday! I mean they talk all the time, walk places and even laugh and play soccer. but he won’t spit it out! Every time she comes around, he immediately locks up about it. He has approached every blonde hair blue eye girl he adored in the past who were also intimidating, but not her? Hmm “just something about Black girls’’ he told me but didn’t go any deeper. What does that mean? One day we saw a Black girl and white guy walk past us holding hands and Kashmiere immediately replied “gee that’s weird!’ and if it didn’t make things worse, it sure as hell locked him up inside even more! What did she mean by this? I really want them to just get talk already so he can leave me alone! It irritates me to see a person who likes someone not even try. But with her saying ‘’that’s weird’’ do you think she’d actually be interested? Why are white guys so easily intimidated by nice black girls?
22 Answers
- 1 decade ago
I read it all of it, it reminded me of me in high school. There was a black girl in our high school that was 99.99% white, I had a huge crush on her. She was a cheerleader, I was tall, white & goofy (still am). She was a senior, I was a freshman. Now I'll never know, I can honestly say that I didn't care what people thought about being inter-racial, I was intimadated by her being a senior. I am in love with a black woman now, I'm country as hell and she's city but it's our differances that make it work. Tell your tall, goofy white friend, if he doesn't talk to her now, he's gonna wonder what might have been till the day he dies, even if she does shoot him down, at least he knows. And this is one white guy who has never been afraid of approaching a black woman.
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- SpecialHeart<3Lv 51 decade ago
I read it all - and I think that he's scared what the people around him will say. He's afraid that his friends, parents will reject him for liking her. She's afriad that he will not accept her because she's black. It seems weird to her because that is the way her mentality is, a white guy falling for a black girl? What would her family members and friends feel, think? Awkward....
*But skin color shouldnt matter. Ive fallen for a white guy at my college who was raised in a predominant white neighborhood and went to HS school where he had like only 1 black friend throughout. I've fallen for him not because he's white but because of his personality. For you see, true love is colorblind. Even though we're afriad of what others will think, we can't stop loving that person.
I wish both luck. Tell your friend not to be afraid. To tell her! She must have thought about him - even liked him but felt afraid because she felt he wouldnt like back! Let not his world crumble before it is even built! Tell him to tell her! Tell her and see what happens!
*ALL OF LUCK - ;)
Source(s): A Black girl fallen for a white guy.... - Jamaican QT™Lv 61 decade ago
Interesting question! I grew up in the suburbs and went to predominantly white schools. Every once in a while, I'd catch a white boy acting very strangely around me, and later I'd find out from a friend or whatever that he liked me. I rarely got asked out as well. I think it's because there's no question about men being attracted to black women... that's obvious that it happens... but men are more hesitant to date a black woman because all of the stigmas attached to it. People will stare, people will assume things... People will judge. The thin-skinned take the path of least resistance.
- 1 decade ago
Okay, well I am assuming that your story is real (ppl are gonna say its fake....but I chose to personally answer your question) She may be interested, but it depends on if he can play his cards right. He has to be friends with her first, so she/he can appreciate their similarities/differences enough to possibly; START DATING!
NOT all white guys are all that intimidated; Idiots (guys in general) dont ever show fear or intimidation...But he might just be shy because she is 'something new' to him and he doesnt quite know how to go about the situation.
But if she is just not interested into interracial dating; you need to let him know as best as you can...Also respect her decision.
Let me know how this goes...
- 1 decade ago
well I don't know exactly how to answer it, but I think it has nothing really to do with skin color.As I was told before a 'black' woman is representation of strong and independent woman.maybe 'white' guys don't like that in a women.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Some white men are just uncertain if black women would be open to dating a white guy. I was at the club yesterday with a friend and I was spotting a white guy I liked and we caught eachother's eyes A LOT, but he didnt approach me.... I would have asked him to dance, but I kind of prefer my men to take the first leap. However, there were two white guys who approached me and chatted in a confident manner..... I wasnt interested in any of them though.
I agree with badkitty's last paragraph.
Source(s): Black Babe - Qwerty™Lv 71 decade ago
I think that it's because of the stereotype that all black women are loud, outspoken, demanding, and VERY independent. That's an attitude that will scare away the average male no matter what race he happens to be. That's the main reason.
Another reason could be that it simply isn't cool to find black women attractive in some cultures. My husband (white) recalled a time when he was in high school and him and his friends started talking about how hot Tyra Banks was but then one of the boys said "But she's black" as if it was impossible for a black woman to be considered "hot". This mindset isn't as uncommon as one might think unfortunately.
The final reason I will give you is simply the misconception that white men are afraid of rejection. They think that black women are not attracted to them so to avoid rejection they tell themselves that they are not attracted to us. I can't count the number of times a white guy has asked me "Do you like white guys?" as if it was impossible for me to date anyone besides black men. I'm glad my husband didn't ask me that. Lol. That's annoying.
Anyway, I wish your friends the best of luck. I have a few tips for him:
1) First and foremost, tell him to treat her like a PERSON and not a "black girl."
2) Tell him not to pretend to know everything about black people (music, culture, etc.) because that's just annoying.
3) Tell him to be himself.
Things should work out for everyone in the end.
- .Lv 71 decade ago
The white dude's afraid of what his "friends" will think, same with the black girl.
Some white guys think that black girls don't consider them to be cool enough, so they don't even try.