What does me having a woman or not have to do with anything, and why is it weird for me not having the kink "black on white"?!? Or is it just bad kink-shaming someone for having a kink, no problem calling someone weird for not having it? Other than that it was just me thinking out loud if black guys just as often fantizise about white dudes fucking their women.
Were you also upset when the homeless guy made her suck him off? 'How dare he go after a woman with a roof over her head!!'
Why do you have this urge to know what turns me on or not. I really dont feel the need to share any more of my desires..
I'm just saying that this is not a game about interacial sex. If the developer is smart he will definitely change things up for the next update so the story doesn't get stale.
As a woman I have the same right as any man not to feel guilty or ashamed of what turns me on. Some men here want to nail girls that look like children in their games, others like rape-scenes when they identify with their male mc, they are not considered pedophiles or rapists by anyone for that. But I mention that I dont get turned on when the female mc I identify with is getting nailed by a black man, then Im a racist?!? Thats a very male chauvinistic way to put it, dont you think?
The point is that it's not a black on white but landlord on tenant "fetish". If you only see his skin colour and determine the content of the scene from that, then you are indeed a racist.
I don't care about his colour but he could be older, uglier and/or fatter.
So you think that its you who decide how I should feel and/or experience a scene, ok, no wonder i cant follow your reasoning. I actually believe a single scene can have multiple meanings and also that not you, not anyone, has the right to lecture someone else about what they should find exciting.
So, the Dev didn't have to make the landlord black, but he did. Why? I don't think it was to create racial harmony! It was just to put some meat on his stories bones. He gave us a story and we make of it as we will. JMHO
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You were the one who started commenting other persons' likings.
I didnt comment, I was wondering and asking questions, there is a difference. But this discussion is now over for my part.
Bruh.. Like and dislike clearly exist, that doesn't mean that somebody start antagonize what doesn't like (until something is not clearly around you and start interfering with your life it can be easily ignored), plus, stereotypes also exist, some are genuine (in good and bad) others are made for making fun of, still are a form of expression, if those are annoying for you start by understanding who is around you and what they mean instead of attacking somebody on your belief.
Once again: I didn't start this. I commented a rather weird view that women are somehow racially determined property of men and then got accused of male chauvinism.
