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I totally know how you feel. I was talking with a friend about what kind of lady I'd like to meet. When I told her that my ideal partner would be a woman of color who was into punk, metal & rock and had some DIY ethics, who was sober as well as had buddhists/taoist leanings, my friend laughed and said made a playful comment like "good luck finding her." Being afro punks, we are a minority within a minority within a minority...lol.
I identify as bi because I do enjoy men and women, however, my attraction to women is growing stronger. As I'm discovering how narrow my dating preferences are getting, I feel even more alone and "other". I've I pretty much date mostly men because I have never met my kind of woman....EVER!!! I truly feel like my own island. But when I date men, they tend to be older (over 40 white men). I prefer the maturity, calmness and sharing that I have never experienced with men in my 20's. But most of the men I've date are not punk or metal heads...lol. The men of color I've dated were more conservative in their views, politics and had a difficult time with my so-called "whiteness". Again, I've never dated a brown punk boy, because I've never met one :(
Also, I m learning that my age is becoming a factor. Being 36 years old places me in this weird in between space where I'm considered too old for one age group and too young for another. I don't meet many 30-something punker unless they are they apolitical punks who like the body mods and snearing a passerby while drinking lattes at Starbucks, but that is as "punk" as it gets.
Now I live in a city with a "lame queer community"...i.e, it's really small, homogenous and not very political. But that can be said for the straight community as well...lol. I'm thinking of moving to a larger city just so I can open my dating pool up a bit. I have no problem dating members of other races and do so, however, I prefer women of color. I'm just kinda sick of the "jungle fever" that's in the (white) lesbian community. As far as men go, I've dated men of all races, but now I'm not that interested in them. So I guess it's another period of celibacy and "reflection time" as I wallow through the lonely corridors of being uniquely unique...sniffle, sniffle.
; )
Great discussion by the way! It's good to know that it's not just me.
I feel ur pain bro but,
you shouldn't have turned me down
I would've rocked your world
I guess i'll see you next lifetime
maybe we'll be butterflies
For real though I'd like to go on a dinner date this month or next
Any takers? Ladies?
Kaos let em know what a catch I am
For instance:
I'm black and I like punk music
I totally know how you feel. I was talking with a friend about what kind of lady I'd like to meet. When I told her that my ideal partner would be a woman of color who was into punk, metal & rock and had some DIY ethics, who was sober as well as had buddhists/taoist leanings, my friend laughed and said made a playful comment like "good luck finding her." Being afro punks, we are a minority within a minority within a minority...lol.
I identify as bi because I do enjoy men and women, however, my attraction to women is growing stronger. As I'm discovering how narrow my dating preferences are getting, I feel even more alone and "other". I've I pretty much date mostly men because I have never met my kind of woman....EVER!!! I truly feel like my own island. But when I date men, they tend to be older (over 40 white men). I prefer the maturity, calmness and sharing that I have never experienced with men in my 20's. But most of the men I've date are not punk or metal heads...lol. The men of color I've dated were more conservative in their views, politics and had a difficult time with my so-called "whiteness". Again, I've never dated a brown punk boy, because I've never met one :(
Also, I m learning that my age is becoming a factor. Being 36 years old places me in this weird in between space where I'm considered too old for one age group and too young for another. I don't meet many 30-something punker unless they are they apolitical punks who like the body mods and snearing a passerby while drinking lattes at Starbucks, but that is as "punk" as it gets.
Now I live in a city with a "lame queer community"...i.e, it's really small, homogenous and not very political. But that can be said for the straight community as well...lol. I'm thinking of moving to a larger city just so I can open my dating pool up a bit. I have no problem dating members of other races and do so, however, I prefer women of color. I'm just kinda sick of the "jungle fever" that's in the (white) lesbian community. As far as men go, I've dated men of all races, but now I'm not that interested in them. So I guess it's another period of celibacy and "reflection time" as I wallow through the lonely corridors of being uniquely unique...sniffle, sniffle.
; )
Great discussion by the way! It's good to know that it's not just me.
I feel ur pain bro but,
you shouldn't have turned me down
I would've rocked your world
I guess i'll see you next lifetime
maybe we'll be butterflies
For real though I'd like to go on a dinner date this month or next
Any takers? Ladies?
Kaos let em know what a catch I am
For instance:
I'm black and I like punk music
I'm bisexual and it truly is a "grab bag of wrong". i'm also vegan and i don't drink/smoke/do drugs. One day I might find someone... :/
I am too...you are not alone..lolz Vegan, & no drugs..
Isa I can dig it. Trying to find my ideal or closest thing to protype have left me single.
I would love to find someone African or of color for that matter who is spiritual, with knowledge of self, who's apart of an organization to help our people, and is open minded, lover of the arts, who enjoy vegan and vegetarian meals...with a PEACE mentality...ahhh that would be so nice...lol
Sarah said:I'm bisexual and it truly is a "grab bag of wrong". i'm also vegan and i don't drink/smoke/do drugs. One day I might find someone... :/
We're like twin souls. LOL. I'm 32 and in the same type of situation. I'm too white for black people and too black for white people. I'm black, bi and punk. And most of the lesbians out here are like, what, you sleep with men, I don't wanna taste dick.




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