This will either be for the missus’ birthday in October, or nearer Xmas time, possibly both. But just putting the feelers out now -
Ideally looking for gym fit half cast/black male to have sex with partner, most probably in a local hotel. It’s her request/fantasy in having a coloured guy.
Anyone in the north Manchester area that potentially suits the bill?  |
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Does your wife have a profile here, or do you have a couples profile?
If the answer is no then I suggest that it would probably be worth your while rectifying that, as you will find it very difficult getting a response from a genuine decent single guy otherwise.
There are already far too many men here pretending to be couples so they can get off on talking online, so someone with a single guy’s profile will not be believed however much you claim to be setting this up for your wife.
I’m not calling you false but the way, just pointing out how it will come across to others |
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Have a back up plan. We broke our rules and planned a meet for my birthday (fem). It was just after a lock down. Guy, never turned up. We still had fun between us. But we'd planned the day around it. But not nice being let down, let alone on a birthday. Yes, the chap knew. |
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"Also please don’t use the term coloured!
Genuine question
What's the difference between coloured and people of colour?"
It is offensive because it implies that a person’s skin tone, is something that has been added. A person who is not white has not coloured their skin. It’s also also closely tied to segregation and Jim Crow ie ‘coloureds not allowed’. |
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"Also please don’t use the term coloured!
Genuine question
What's the difference between coloured and people of colour?
It is offensive because it implies that a person’s skin tone, is something that has been added. A person who is not white has not coloured their skin. It’s also also closely tied to segregation and Jim Crow ie ‘coloureds not allowed’."
Thank-you. I've asked that question several times before both on here and in vanilla world and nobody has explained the difference. |
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