Are attractive black women intimidating

It’s basic supply and demand and it’s about the only way to see what your value is.

You generally maintain the reason why people are single is they over-assess themselves and rate themselves higher than what they originally are. So my question today is basically this: how do you correctly analyze yourself? No one would want to wake up in the morning, thinking that she’s ugly, stupid, mean, and has bad taste in clothing, music, and décor.

I always feel like asking people I am around (good friends, coworkers etc.) but I am scared it might ruin things/make things uncomfortable and basically they might tell me what I want to hear. But if you look around, there are a lot of stupid, ugly, mean people with bad taste, aren’t there?

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Thanks for the self-aware question about not being entirely self-aware. It’s no different than anyone else’s 2% milk, but it’s your unique packaging. So a measure of self-delusion is not only normal, but somewhat healthy for survival.

I’ve always used a metaphor to describe people and their attractiveness ratings. You’re targeting wealthy people who want the best of the best in everything. People respond to confident people and whether the confidence is deserved or not doesn’t really matter, as long as each delusional pot finds a delusional lid.

It seems like every week there is a new study about black women ranking number one in something perceived negatively—abortions, births out of wedlock, multiple baby fathers.

And, among the popular defenses is that black women are not alone in these statistics.