Ok great back to the discussion then, excellent.
Anyway ok so we agree, Iman and AKon look nothing alike. Because that's obvious so no idea why we've been arguing that. That's out the way, lovely.
Ok so the 1st time you quoted me you said I said "all" black people look like Akon, and now you've fixed it, wonderful. We're getting somewhere. Yet you still feel the need to argue and throw insults that I'm rude and ignorant when you modifying what you said indicates you knew you were well off, logically. Great. Moving on.
Look like men basically, are you mad?!
So that's what this is about. I am discussing their ethnic features...looking like Akons...you responded the way you did because of your own insecurities and a chip on your own shoulder?
@teenhorrorstory did you think I was saying black girls look like men when I said Akon, even AFTER I specified it's about their ethnic features being alike?
Lmao, ridiculous direction this conversastion has gone in. Probably why loveleest truly blanked my 2nd response to her. And now I see you two and whoever repped you ARE going off on me simply because I'm white and are
assuming that
I think what
you two actually think lol which is that I think black girls look like men hence mentioning Akon?
ANYWAY like I said most black people have Akon's features. Not all Only in certain regions do black people look like Iman, and that could be down to mixing. This however doesn't mean I think they're not black. And it obviously means I know black people are diverse. However MOST native black Africans STILL in Africa look like Akon, ethnically...not gender wise
. If you fight me about that, that's actually YOU getting mad that it's true. Which is SAD.