Yes, we have to be, just to survive!There strong and confident manor. There always sure of themselves.
I definitely agree with you on that confidence. It's that belief in ourselves that make many of us think we can get with anyone. LolMy observation has been that most black men naturally carry themselves with more outward confidence and seem to me more sure of themselves as men. No not all but it seems the majority do. Cockiness and arrogance goes nowhere with me but a pure confidence in demeanor is definitely an attraction.
Definitely not afraid to take and claim!CONFIDENCE....FLIRT GAME....NOT AFRAID TO TAKE WHAT HE WANTS
Love this question! My very first love was a black man and for college years I was completely immersed in black culture. What I love; the confidence, swagger, sense of humor and playfulness, master flirters, masters of seduction, skilled at making me feel desirable and desired, the teasing, attention to grooming, fashion and hygiene, the precious words of affection: "boo, mama, baby," ect. I could go on for awhile. The other big thing: black men are not afraid to let you know they want you. White guys are often very coy about this. I also posted an article here: "why white women love black men" you might look that up.Ok ladies! Lets hear it: not counting physical features, what attracts you to black men? This lovely lady really broke it down.
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...and sometimes, even if you pass, this lady's standards are so rock solid you still may be wanting and waitingPolite, Considerate, Intelligent, Sense of Humor, and Clean.
When I'm meeting a prospective playmate for the first time, these are the qualities I'm looking for. If a guy fails in two of these areas, there isn't going to be a call-back from me.
Women love it when a guy tells you what he wantsLove this question! My very first love was a black man and for college years I was completely immersed in black culture. What I love; the confidence, swagger, sense of humor and playfulness, master flirters, masters of seduction, skilled at making me feel desirable and desired, the teasing, attention to grooming, fashion and hygiene, the precious words of affection: "boo, mama, baby," ect. I could go on for awhile. The other big thing: black men are not afraid to let you know they want you. White guys are often very coy about this. I also posted an article here: "why white women love black men" you might look that up.