I believe it is in the US also, lots of porn movies made here about it.
No a woman can tell the looks of other women quite clearly....or the looks haven`t changed as your perception has.
Or like @Fuggem Awlle put it...
So can i. At least i think so.No a woman can tell the looks of other women quite clearly.
We call it INTERRACIAL, and white people are estatic to take part in the sex carnival of fucking the Black men they see in their favorite porn
Times are always "changing".
The real question should be whether or not it's becoming more socially acceptable to date or fuck outside of ones race or if people who are into interracial relationships don't put as much credibility and consideration into the opinions of others.
Given the amount of Bulls, ladies, and couples who go to great lengths to keep their participation and interest in this lifestyle concealed from friends, family, and coworkers, we may not be as far out of the woods as some may think.
Keeping it real! I like thatIt's a good thing this was brought up.
We're both socially conscious, progressive, liberal, snowflakes, or whatever the buzzword for "Not suck in the 1950s" is this week. As such, when we entered into this lifestyle, there was a certain level of apprehension and hesitation due to the fact that the BBC / hotwife / cuckold dynamic essentially involves compartmentalizing and fetishizing a specific race due to a commonly accepted sexual stigma.
In all reality, black men are just that; men. They are our teachers, fathers, friends, auto mechanics, doctors, etc... All men, regardless of their race, are more than their sexual prowess.
Is our sexual interest in black men exploitation? In the vanilla sense of things, yes. It most likely is. From that perspective, is it wrong? Probably. In the same light, are black men exploiting a deficiency in our marriage and the fact that we need something "more" in bed? That argument could be made as well.
With that in mind, nothing turns us on more. When the bedroom door closes, all of the moral and ethical arguments are muted. The "real world" itself ceases to exist for a few hours. That's both the beauty and the contradiction of it all.
Keeping it real! I like that
I love it when grown-ups come to the table.
It's a good thing this was brought up.
We're both socially conscious, progressive, liberal, snowflakes, or whatever the buzzword for "Not suck in the 1950s" is this week. As such, when we entered into this lifestyle, there was a certain level of apprehension and hesitation due to the fact that the BBC / hotwife / cuckold dynamic essentially involves compartmentalizing and fetishizing a specific race due to a commonly accepted sexual stigma.
In all reality, black men are just that; men. They are our teachers, fathers, friends, auto mechanics, doctors, etc... All men, regardless of their race, are more than their sexual prowess.
Is our sexual interest in black men exploitation? In the vanilla sense of things, yes. It most likely is. From that perspective, is it wrong? Probably. In the same light, are black men exploiting a deficiency in our marriage and the fact that we need something "more" in bed? That argument could be made as well.
With that in mind, nothing turns us on more. When the bedroom door closes, all of the moral and ethical arguments are muted. The "real world" itself ceases to exist for a few hours. That's both the beauty and the contradiction of it all.
There are different issues here. Firstly, the fact that interracial mating is more common due the growing racial diversity of Western societies. Secondly, the evolution of that BBC/hotwife/cuckold dynamics, something that is not the same. Finally, the popularity of some porn genres, that may have cultural roots but does not implies that those sexual practices are common.
Along with growing diversity comes growing resistance to that diversity. We live in a semi-affluent suburban neighborhood. The amount of Confederate flags on vehicles in the area has increased significantly in the past few years. If you didn't know better, you'd think the Virginia Regulars were recruiting. Sadly, the pendulum seems to swing in both directions.
The "evolution" of the dynamic sparks a thought; your second and third points may be correlated. Our generation (people in their 30s) were the first generation to come of age with the internet. We grew up chatting in Yahoo user rooms, "cybering" on AOL, and looking at porn that previous generations couldn't even imagine. With that in mind, the popularity of IR porn could be both a cause and an effect.
People who have this kink perceive sexual connotations even in pictures where a white woman is just standing close to a black man.
I work as a teacher in a secondary school and for me it is obvious that teenagers are using porn as an educational tool. If there is not a proper sexual education, because it is a forbidden subject, youths have to discover sex by other means. Porn is mostly intended for male's arousal and in the videos women are always 'serving' the male actors. I'm 40 and modern girls obviously have a very different concept about what is normal in sex than my generation. There is a growing problem of 'toxic masculinity' and girls that just don't dare to say no to any sexual demand of their partners. Girls that want to be socially acepted having sex will all the boys of the classroom. This is not a problem of morality, but I don't think that watching porn with no criteria at an early age is so fantastic.
Identicy politics and mass immigration are fueling racial conflicts, but I don't think interracial sex or its cuckoldry version are opposed to racism. The BBC/hotwife/cuckold dynamics are rooted in racial esterotypes. But all these cultural factors depend of the country. It is obvious that in the USA interracial sex is a great taboo, and white man's fear about his wife being blacked is greater than in other countries. Political correctness and the enmasculation of the white male seem to be more common in Northern Europe, where women are more promiscuous and sexually liberated than in the South of the continent.
I don't think interracial sex is as popular as we tend to think. There is an obvious bias in our perception. People who have this kink perceive sexual connotations even in pictures where a white woman is just standing close to a black man.