I have a coworker who’s a temporary employee. Her father is African and her mother is Japanese.
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She seems to be struggling with things like student loan repayments and living expenses. When I heard her story, she said she had gone to an interview at a hostess bar, hoping to work nights as a transactional way to support herself, but was turned down with, “We’re a little hesitant about Black applicants…”
She has also interviewed at a dating club called Aoyama Platinum Club and is waiting to hear back.
Do men at dating clubs also tend to shy away from Black women?
On the other hand, I’ve heard that Black men who are half-Japanese, like Rui Hachimura, are considered more desirable because they’re thought to be more likely to want an adult relationship (intimate). Is that true?
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Black women don’t seem to be very popular. I heard that from a staff member once.
I know someone who was told by an experienced man, “I’m not saying this for any bad reason, but you should definitely experience being with a Black woman.” Still, men generally do things their own way without taking anyone’s advice.
If you arrange to meet in a stylish hotel lobby or somewhere dimly lit, they’re genuinely hard to spot. You get used to it, but for the first meeting, I think it’s best to meet somewhere bright.
You should introduce her to Universe Club. They have a large membership base, and their class system allows for some flexibility, so her chances of being accepted might be higher. I see Black women there from time to time.
As for the men, I wonder. Then again, it’s men who make the offers, not women.
I’m thinking of testing this next time by putting “I have a big dick” in my profile to see whether I get more messages saying, “That’s wonderful.”
As an aside, I once met a woman who confessed, completely straight-faced, “I like dick so much that ‘dick’ comes up when I type the first syllable.”
I thought of a pickup line: “I’ll get you so worked up over me that when you type the first syllable, ‘poop’ comes up in your predictive text.” But I didn’t say it.
That’s all from the scene.
Taro
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