A provider here on Eccie, recently told a good friend of mine (over the phone) that she didn't see "tall" men. We both suspect she detected his ethnic background in his voice. He is black. Creative screening huh.
You can measure the racial divide or growth of a country by - who can or who cannot pay someone to fuck them. Interesting.
These are a few reasons I suspect some providers are members the NBA (No Blacks Allowed) group. I could be a bit off on this, but I really doubt it. Holla back.
1.Racism - a provider may not see black men - based on ill-conceived or preconceived notions, stereotypes and/or prejudices, or may have been raised to dislike or not trust black people. (This one is quite unfortunate.)
2. Black men just don't appeal to a provider - either visually, physically, or sexually. (Nothing wrong with this as far as I'm concerned. Hell we like who we like.)
3. Fear of the big black mythical cobra snake. (Hahaha! Cracked myself up on that one.)
4. Bad experience with one or more black men. Physically abused by one or maybe got stiffed by underpayment, haggled about price, going over session time, or not paid at all, or whatever. (If this is/was the case, then I hope you're ready to move on to Asian men or something after you have a bad experience with a white client. BTW - not many Asian clientele out there.)
5. Fear of HIV. Thank our wonderful national media for this one. Making us all believe that this is only or mostly a gay or black disease. Some providers may therefore believe there are more health risks associated with black clients. (Big mistake. Just take a trip down to the closest CDC or health clinic. Keep it covered no matter who you prefer to see.)
6. They have a black pimp who does not allow them to see other black men. (And I thought only men who bought $100k cars were insecure.)
7. Avoidance of the young black thug types. As one provider friend once told me - "those are some scary fuckers!" I replied, "so you are afraid of young black males?" she retorts, "No, I mean they literally fuck you in a rough, thug-lovin, kinda scary way, and I think I kinda like it."
8. They (black men) want to become your pimp or "non-paying" lover or man. Maybe providers having this experience a few times have decided that seeing more black men just isn't worth the hassle.
We are really not all that bad. In fact, I willing to help any provider get over any of the fears they may have listed here or not (except #3 of course). In the great and overly quoted words of one of the most remembered twentieth century civil rights icons, "Can we just all . . . get it on?!