The Dream
mama there goes that man!
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<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">I don't know about that. I think society pushes for a balance between dark and light. Kind of like what hispanics and some brown people have. I know white girls feel the same type of pressure not to look too white. Why do you think we see those girls who go overboard and look like they were coloured in with an orange highlighter.
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Don't mean to turn this into a social debate...lol...it just depends what perspective or in this case race you come from....the whole light and dark skin thing between blacks started back on the plantations when the lighter slaves would work in the house while the darker slaves would work out in the fields...and since then it has carried on....it just amazes me how many times I hear black men say "yeah I like them light skinned chicks....dark girls aren't really my thing" on a daily basis....it's a little different than white girls tanning, just because of the social differences between whites and blacks in America.
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Don't mean to turn this into a social debate...lol...it just depends what perspective or in this case race you come from....the whole light and dark skin thing between blacks started back on the plantations when the lighter slaves would work in the house while the darker slaves would work out in the fields...and since then it has carried on....it just amazes me how many times I hear black men say "yeah I like them light skinned chicks....dark girls aren't really my thing" on a daily basis....it's a little different than white girls tanning, just because of the social differences between whites and blacks in America.