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I Don't Know If It's More Acceptable Or If Black Men Are More Comfortable. Black Men Certainly Are More Comfortable With It. I Don't Know That Society, Like White Society Loves It Or Black Women. When You See A Black Man With A White Woman There Is A Feeling That You Have And I Think The Feeling Is An Instinctual Feeling Of You Want Her You Don't Want Me. I Don't Look Anything Like Her, So You Don't Like. You Know What I Mean? Something Like That. It's A Real Instinctual Primal Thing.

Being Strong Can Be Also Feminine. I Don't Think Feminine Equals Being Weak. Being Strong Is Very Sexy.

I Feel Like People Grow The Most When They Step Outside Of The Box That They Are Used To. For Me, It's Constantly Challenging Myself To Step Outside Of My Comfort Zone. As Soon As You Do That, Then You Grow, But Then You Get Comfortable Again.

There's A Lot Of Kenya That's Not Like Me. I Like Birkenstocks, Granola, My Dog Pops.

Like The Guy I Was Dating. White, Liberal, Educated. I Went To Meet His Family And I Think That They Probably Didn't Know They Had A Problem With It Until He Walked In With Me. And They Definitely Had Issues. Mom Had Issues With It. Could Not, Didn't Want To See Her Son. And I Don't Think She Had Anything Against Me. But It Was About Her Son Bringing Me Home. And I Felt That For The First Time. I Was Like, 'wow, That's Deep.' It's Really Simple: I Don't Fit Their Picture.