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Author Topic: An increase in no blacks allowed (new trend from Hungarians)  (Read 7145 times)

Offline finn5555

Telling prossies what they should and shouldn’t say seems one of the most pointless exercises imaginable.

Totally agree 👍🏻

Offline Marmalade

The OP has a history of posting pointless threads.
Thank you to the mod for pointing this out. I see the OP also started the other most pointless thread on the go just now. I remember on the old prossie-run ‘punters’ forum, trolls would compete to see who could start the longest pointless thread. When the honourable member in question starts another one, perhaps someone might draw attention to the fact with a view to seeing it off sharpish.

Offline _Bender_

Agreed, I would never punt with a black SP operating around where I grew up, in the same age range as me as the odds of us having mutuals is very high.

Again, SPs can discriminate all they want, they just need to put it on their profiles so time isn't wasted.

Same, I’ll never punt with a black or mixed girl working where I live, damn .. in this day and age I’m very cautious punting with white British girls from my city.

Maybe it’s shows how we’ve moved on as a nation.

Offline Colston36

It's an interesting and emotive subject and one that can easily stray into racism which is a shame because good threads go astray and discussion becomes argument.

I can only speak from my personal perspective and a little from observations and conversations I've made and had with other WG's

Personally I have no issues with any race or colour,  it has no bearing on my decision to accept a booking from a client,  communication is my thing, I always find it odd and a bit sad when I get messages that say things like.

I'm a white male in his 40s or I'm black is that ok

I understand it because there are girls that don't see certain races and colour I just find it sad.

I live in the sticks in South Wales and so I see very few non white clients at home however I do tour to Chester, Bristol etc and there is a large non white population in and around those areas and tbh I love it, its one of the things I love about going on tour, its the variety I see, the last time I was in Bristol I saw at least 6, 25 to 40yo black males and every one was an absolute joy, the only slightly iffy booking I had was an Indian guy in his late 50s who was just a bit rude.

I have as yet found no correlation between race or colour and being a twat, I get just as many Caucasian guys pushing for BB, trying to go over time or being generally disrespectful as I do non white,  in fact due to the general demographic of my clientele it's probably more prevalent in the Caucasian percentage of my clients than the rest.

I will add though that I have not toured in the bigger conurbations such as London,  Birmingham etc

It would be interested to see if a higher percentage of the profiles stating no blacks etc were in larger cities that had a bigger ethnic population.

Nowt so queer as folk. I have married, lived or had relationships with black, Maori, Indian and Polish plus English of course. Eastern Europeans tend to be more racist than we do. My Maori wife hated blacks. I was ripped off by an English escort who owed me money and had decided to entertain me for ciffee and croissants - then changed her mind to go and get fucked by some black guys. When a complained she said - memorably - "Do you think my mother would like me doing this?" Go figure, as they say.

Offline shagmore

The Hungarians are very racist, thats a fact. There are places in Hungary that have no black people or other foreigners at all.
Not one of their best traits thats for sure.
And before anyone gets on their high horse, I can say that as I have a Hungarian passport.....

Online Crazydave

Hungarians and other Eastern Europeans didn't get exposed to people of other ethnicities because of the cold war. Many of them hadn't seen a black or asian person until the Berlin Wall fell and the communist countries opened their borders. I think a lot of it isn't racism, but is simply the fact that they've only ever seen white people, so that's who they're attracted to. I don't think it's anything personal - it's just their culture.

Offline king tarzan

Hungarians and other Eastern Europeans didn't get exposed to people of other ethnicities because of the cold war. Many of them hadn't seen a black or asian person until the Berlin Wall fell and the communist countries opened their borders. I think a lot of it isn't racism, but is simply the fact that they've only ever seen white people, so that's who they're attracted to. I don't think it's anything personal - it's just their culture.

They must have had 100% black and white TV across the board then.
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Offline Mr Sinister

Hungarians and other Eastern Europeans didn't get exposed to people of other ethnicities because of the cold war. Many of them hadn't seen a black or asian person until the Berlin Wall fell and the communist countries opened their borders. I think a lot of it isn't racism, but is simply the fact that they've only ever seen white people, so that's who they're attracted to. I don't think it's anything personal - it's just their culture.

Nope they've been exposed to the propaganda against ethnic minorities for a long time and it has been passed down from generation to generation. Where as you can go to places in South America, Africa, Far East, South Asia where there are people who have never encountered a person of a different race to their own and they are completely fascinated by this. I've been to remote places and experienced this, the only time you would face hostility if it was protecting the tribe thing which is a normal human tendancy. You'd be hard pressed to experience something similar in Europe.
« Last Edit: May 18, 2022, 01:13:44 pm by Mr Sinister »

Offline ulstersubbie

The Hungarians are very racist, thats a fact. There are places in Hungary that have no black people or other foreigners at all.


I got that feeling when I travelled to Hungary in 2011. There were plenty of Thai massage places in Budapest, which surprised me at the time.

Offline Wiley Kat

From my personal experience, Hungarian woman have been the most welcoming to me in comparison to Bulgarian and Romanians.