r/BlackLGBT

Starting next Wednesday, a new Black Queer Sitcom web series, I Swear We're Friends, will premiere two episodes each week. 21 yrs later, we are getting a Noah's Arc type of series for us millennials and I'm so excited for what Dewayne Perkins has in store

Starting next Wednesday, a new Black Queer Sitcom web series, I Swear We're Friends, will premiere two episodes each week. 21 yrs later, we are getting a Noah's Arc type of series for us millennials and I'm so excited for what Dewayne Perkins has in store

u/Junior_Conclusion_78 — 4 days ago

I’m old now.

Apparently I was told I look old and chopped lol, lemme know if that’s true 😅😅😅

u/Disastrous-Ad1666 — 13 days ago

Gay dating with natural afro hair

Hello,

M25 here. I live in Europe and I’ve noticed I get way more attention from men when I have twists instead of my natural hair. I get some compliments from friends and strangers abt my natural hair bc it’s long. However I definitely less attention from men overall dating-wise when I wear my hair. Especially from black men. It’s kinda bothering me bc I want to date people like me, but I don’t really feel appreciated when I have my lil’ afro...

When I go to black and queer nightclubs here, there are a lot of guys with tapers or fades, so it doesn’t seem like longer hair is popular on dark-skinned men at all. I also keep my afro natural and do wash and go frequently, so I might need a haircut or something ?

What do you think ? Am I crazy ? Do you feel like you get more attention when you have a hairstyle on ?

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u/nerfrick — 13 days ago