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'Snowbunny - a term that needs to be redefined!

As a young white woman who define myself as a 'snowbunny', but also used to struggle about being open and honest about my preference towards black men, I see a dire need to redefine the term 'snowbunny'!

When I see how the term 'snowbunny' is being used, I almost always see it in a sexual context where the term 'snowbunny' almost is a synonym for a sex-crazed white woman who focus merely on shallow physical desires. That's not what it means to me at all being a snowbunny and it honestly breaks my heart when people use it like this! To me, being a snowbunny means that I have a romantic and intimate preference towards black men. It means that I have the utmost and deepest respect for black men and black culture and that I see myself as a progressive young woman who has a deep emotional and romantic attraction towards black men. Of course this attraction also entails a physical attraction, but this is only a small part of the deep bond us snowbunnies share with black men.

I really think we need to redefine what it means to be a 'snowbunny', so that more young white women who have a preference towards black men can identify with- and feel comfortable coming out as 'snowbunnies'. The way we use the term today honestly alieanates many young women and thats such a shame! I used to date white boys when I was younger because I was afraid of being labelled as the type of girl who only focused on sex and physical attraction. I knew how my affection towards black men couldn't be trivialised and simplified to that, so I was afraid to call myself snowbunny. I think many white girls want to be open about their feelings about black guys and if we manage ro redefine the term 'snowbunny', I feel almost certain that we'll see WAY more young women coming out as 'snowbunnies'.

I KNOW that many young white women endure relationships with white boys because of how snowbunnies are being stigmatised and how it makes them feel miserable, unfulfilled and insecure! How do I know this? Because I used to be one of those girls and because I know many young women who hide their attraction towards black men because of the stigmatised perception poeple have! Today I'm a happy and proud snowbunny who are open about my feelings and I'm finally able to 'say no to white boys' and be the snowbunny I want to be!

I know this post won't change how people use the term 'snowbunny' over night, but I just felt I needed to put it out there to help other white women coming to terms with being a snowbunny and to feel comfortable and happy about how they feel. There are no shame in being a snowbunny just as there are no same in saying no to white boys!

Hugs and love from a passionate snowbunny

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I read your post about pleasure based conditioning and I have to say that how interracial porn is conditioning white dudes is indeed a curious phenomenon. When a white guy watches non IR porn, he can fantasize being in place of the white guy. In IR porn that's not the case. You're an outsider. And if it's a story driven film that happens to mention white men, it's not like that they are getting any praise. 1/2

(2/2/ On the contrary: their performance in bed is usually the driving factor that the events depicted in the film are taking place! But still, white guys seem to be crazy about IR porn these days. I for sure am and I didn't plan on getting hooked to it, but I did. It happened quite quickly after I really found IR porn. And when I freaked out on how much enjoyed it and tried to quit, I found myself coming back to it again and again (not trying anymore :). White boy problems, I guess ;) )

There's a whole cultural story to that, really. If you go back 20 years, pretty much any movie or show of cultural significance had a white male lead actor; sure, non-white people weren't totally excluded, but they usually played a minor part in the white male actor's hero's journey. And lots of people who are very much into IR erotica these days grew up with that kind of media.

But obviously a lot has changed since then. Not only do we have non-white-male, particularly Black, hero's journeys now in popular media: there's a conscious and deliberate dearth in white male representation in popular media. White guys are just kinda out of fashion. It happened quite quickly and suddenly. And then there's the whole porn angle on top of it. Not only are you not being the hero anymore ... he's the hero now?

You can react to that in a few different ways. You can try and pretend to be a super chill liberal white guy who pretends like nothing has happened and everything is the same, despite the fact that a lot has happened and probably nobody takes you quite seriously. Or you can be an angry alt-right guy who's fuming about miscegenation on his fifth Twitter account (because the four previous ones got banned). Or you can accept that something has indeed happened you're happy to watch it. That's where I imagine most of my white male followers on tumblr are at right now.

It's certainly a strange moment to be in for a white male. You're basically conceding your own lack of sexual and social prowess and admitting to your preference for voyeurism: you'd much rather participate in this cultural change as a watcher even if it leaves you with less personal eroticism than demand your own participation. It's definitely novel and unusual, but maybe not that bad after all?

True, maybe this only affects a minority of white guys. But even if just 5% of white guys would rather watch than participate, that's an extremely significant window for change in terms of relationships and demographic development. Whatever girlfriend you would have left unhappy in a basic bitch relationship is now having the time of her life with an African refugee boyfriend. That feels good ... right?

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Natalia Queen - A True Snow Bunny ❄🐇

Natalia Queen is very pretty blonde adult film star and she isn't shy about saying that she prefers black men!

And it really is obvious when you look at her scenes. Her performance with black men is always very energetic and passionate. It really shows that she is into her partner.

Of course there are people who have hard time accepting the fact that a girl has her preferences but she also doesn't listen to their crap.

Let's hope that she has a long and fruitful career ahead of her!

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The Evolution of the scenes in BLACKED.com

Introduction

Blacked, a trailblazer in interracial adult content, has undergone a tantalizing transformation in its thematic portrayal over time. Initially captivating audiences with scenes of shy, innocent white girls enraptured by older, dominant black men, Blacked's evolution reflects a cultural shift towards celebrating the erotic appeal of black men. This essay explores the seductive evolution of these themes within Blacked's content, intertwined with contemporary trends.

Evolution of Themes: From Shy to Sassy White Girls

As societal attitudes towards interracial relationships evolved, so did the portrayal of white women in Blacked's scenes. Initially depicted as shy and innocent, these women were often seduced or dominated by dominant black men, their purity tarnished by the allure of interracial passion. However, as cultural norms shifted and the desire for black men became normalized, the women in the scenes transformed from timid to sassy.

Shift in Confidence and Erotic Appeal

With the normalization of interracial desire, white women in Blacked's scenes became proud and confident in their ability to handle BBC (Big Black Cock). Though still submissive to the dominance of black men, they eagerly embraced their desires and demonstrated their newfound resilience. This shift in confidence and erotic appeal is evident in their demeanor, as they exude a raw sexuality and hunger for interracial encounters.

Cultural Influence on Dress and Behavior

In earlier scenes, white women were often portrayed in formal attire, reflecting a conservative upbringing and a sense of innocence. However, as the cultural shift towards celebrating black masculinity and interracial desire took hold, the women in Blacked's scenes began to dress in a more "cool" and casual manner, inspired by black culture. They donned outfits reminiscent of streetwear, often adorned with brands like Jordans, signaling their alignment with the desires and preferences of black men.

TikTok Trends Reflecting the Shift

It's interesting to note the mainstream influence that Blacked had. Not only in pop-culture, but with trends on TikTok, which mirror this "BLACKED" evolution, with white women proudly declaring their preference for black men and expressing their desire for interracial encounters. The "snowbunny" trend, for example, has exploded on the platform, with white women embracing the term and openly celebrating their attraction to black men. Videos showcase confident and sassy white women engaging in flirtatious dances and seductive gestures, signaling their readiness for interracial passion.

Elsa's Purity Against Dark Masculinity

In earlier scenes, Elsa Jean's portrayal juxtaposed her delicate purity against the overpowering presence of strong, dark, well-endowed black studs. Each encounter showcased the contrast between her innocence and the primal masculinity of her black counterparts. The sight of her porcelain skin against their ebony tones heightened the erotic tension, drawing viewers into a world where boundaries were blurred and desires unleashed.

As Elsa evolved, subtle shifts in her demeanor and appearance began to manifest. The innocence that once defined her gave way to a more daring and provocative allure. Scenes depicted her shedding inhibitions and embracing her sexuality with a newfound confidence, her transformation from timid to tantalizingly sassy evident in every glance and gesture.

Kendra: A Tale of Seduction and Liberation

In the annals of Blacked's evolution, Kendra Sunderland emerges as a beacon of seduction and liberation. Her journey epitomizes the transformative narrative from timid to empowered white women, unapologetically embracing their desires for black men with fervent passion and unabashed pride.

She emerged as a symbol of sexual liberation, confidently exploring her desires for Big Black Cock with an uninhibited fervor that left viewers spellbound. Scenes featuring Kendra radiated with an electric energy, her passion igniting a firestorm of lust and longing in viewers worldwide.

In interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, Kendra Sunderland offered glimpses into her journey towards self-discovery and empowerment. Boldly declaring her affinity for black men, proudly proclaiming herself a "black cock slut" with a hunger for interracial encounters that knew no bounds.

Together, Elsa Jean and Kendra Sunderland epitomize the seductive evolution of themes within Blacked's content. Their portrayals reflect not only a shift in societal attitudes towards interracial relationships but also a celebration of sexual empowerment and liberation.

Conclusion

The evolution of themes within Blacked's content ignites a primal fire of arousal and passion, celebrating the irresistible allure of interracial desire. As societal attitudes continue to evolve, Blacked remains at the forefront of capturing and reflecting these incendiary dynamics within the adult entertainment industry. It celebrates the insatiable hunger for interracial passion, challenging traditional notions of race and sexuality, and leaving viewers trembling with a burning desire for more.

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Racism has lost!

Black/white mixing is now and the future

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In case whiteboys forget