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Originally posted by fatto
As a "light skinned brother" I have to say, that I never felt out of style, never really had a problem getting womens' attention, nor did I ever feel that I was being surpassed by my "dark skinned" counterparts.
I really think that this whole conversation is extremely ridiculous. And the fact that this discussion has even survived this long sickens me. It's fine that Hollywood has just recognized that there is more to our race than just the fair skinned men and women, but for our own women to perpetuate this debate is disheartening to say the least. You all are showing the true depth (or lack therof) of your thinking!
(I hope I fulfiled your expectations of light skinned men being conceited)
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Listen here Fatty, I mean Fatto LMAO.
light skin is coming back. *LMAO* AGAIN
I am just playing with you. I sincerely think that you are taking this topic out of text. Can we ponder and think about things, and wonder where Topics of the such came from. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, and ask questions. Now I respect what you typed, and I'm sorry that you feel that way. Not all light skinned people/brothers are conceited. That is not the topic. I am light skinne, and I am not conceited. So there is no despute in all light skinned people are conceited. It that person's own persona. Unluckily for you, it's too bad that you are conceited. Maybe it get you points maybe it don't. But it is terribly ugly to see a Man NO MATTER WHAT HIS SHADE IS, BEAUTIFUL ON THE OUTSIDE, AND UGLY ON THE INSIDE, It says alot about himself and his character. But I forgot, this isn't a topic men would discuss, since a man's world is clouded with @ss and Breast all the time.
How shallow is that for my thinking.
I love you still no matter what you say, or what your shade is. Giving someone the benefit of the doubt is the best thing We all can do.
XOXOX