As an Indian dude, ive dated women from diff races but due to my preference, I've happened to date mostly black women and here are my tips for those who date/prefer black women.
- Keep things light/funny, do not bring up race unless she mentions it. Keep your mouth shut unless itll help your cause and that goes for dating women of all races.
- I know im gonna get bashed for saying this, but I would keep kino to a minimum. In other words, do not touch her, let her touch you. From what I heard from friends and have observed, most blk women are turned off by guys that only think of sex and who don't want to get to know her as a woman. In addition, they are afraid of guys from other races just using them for sex but not taking them seriously.
- Ask her questions about herself, do not talk about other women, do not brag about yourself which also goes for dating women of all races
- Go for the kiss on the second date like with any other race of woman.
- Be yourself, do not try to act like 50 Cent, Snoop, etc.
Bottom line is, from my experience with black women, I would recommend following Doc Love's principles instead of David DeAngelos.
- Keep things light/funny, do not bring up race unless she mentions it. Keep your mouth shut unless itll help your cause and that goes for dating women of all races.
- I know im gonna get bashed for saying this, but I would keep kino to a minimum. In other words, do not touch her, let her touch you. From what I heard from friends and have observed, most blk women are turned off by guys that only think of sex and who don't want to get to know her as a woman. In addition, they are afraid of guys from other races just using them for sex but not taking them seriously.
- Ask her questions about herself, do not talk about other women, do not brag about yourself which also goes for dating women of all races
- Go for the kiss on the second date like with any other race of woman.
- Be yourself, do not try to act like 50 Cent, Snoop, etc.
Bottom line is, from my experience with black women, I would recommend following Doc Love's principles instead of David DeAngelos.