finally....Esther Baxton aka: "How u Like it Daddie'' - Page 16

chrittypie · #**106** 07-29-2004

Ohhh gosh ::takes deep breath:: There are three of us, me and my sisters. My older sister is the darkest and my younger sister is the lightest and for a while she thought she was adopted b/c she is fairskinned with wavy hair and GREEN/BLUE eyes. I am brownskinned (i guess) with brown eyes. We all have varying complexions but it was interesting as we were growing up to see how people gravitated towards my younger sister b/c she was "light skinned with nice hair" Now that she's 16 I think she tries to make up for the fact that she has these features by acting ghetto (sorry) and being pro-black. Boys call my house (and my cell dammit) lookin for her and even when I was a senior in HS, all I heard was "Chrystal's little sister is mixed, yeah i wanna holla at her" That **** is aggravating..I wish people would get outta that. I think it honestly goes back to slavery days..PEOPLE GROW UP :roll:

HamptonBeauty_08 · #**107** 07-29-2004

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I'm tired of categorizing females by color. If they're cute, they're cute... if they're not, they're not. How are you going to say a whole shade of women is "middle school"? I'm saying this as a dark-skinned girl (and I am very dark... not brown), because the light skinned girls would probably get jumped on if they even hinted that they LOOOOVE being light. I mean, just say you like someone... they're shade can be appealing to you, but, please, try not to rule out a whole group of women because of something they have absolutely no control over.

I made this point in my previous post. BUT in my middle school, all the boys would like a girl just because she's lightskinned w/ longhair. The girl could have looked like HOMEMADE SIN they would still like her nonetheless. Even me, their was maybe 600 females(not counting retarded/special girls) in my school EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM loved my brother and I. The only reason they liked us is b/c we were lighter complected with curly hair........ we weren't good looking (IMO) b/c we were going through that 'awkward stage'. That is what I meant by 'middle school' ....the mentality that [some] middle schoolers have towards girls and boys.........

Okay, Sorry

AggieWarrior · #**108** 08-01-2004

i hope everyone got their video hoe fix b/c this one is retired... :arrow:

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