IronMike
DOMAIN EXPANSION: BLACK NEW WORLD ORDER
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Question for you white bois. Whenever I’m out and around white people, especially in party areas, the topic of BBC seems to always come up. No matter the topic it seems BBC is going to come up at some point of the night. Is this a common occurrence in your whyte social groups? Sometimes the group may try to bring it up as a joke, yet it’s brought up so often that it’s clearly on the minds of whyte girls and bois.
I’ve noticed it happens in the most random places too—bars, house parties, even just hanging out after a concert. Someone will be talking about dating apps or a bad breakup and suddenly the conversation drifts toward size, performance, or “what’s really packing.” The girls get quiet for a second, then someone laughs and the jokes start flying. The bois either join in or go silent and look away. It’s never just one person either. It spreads through the group like everyone already had it sitting in the back of their head waiting for an opening.
I’ve seen whyte girls who claim they’re not into that kind of thing still lean in when the topic hits. They ask questions they try to frame as curiosity, but the interest is obvious. The bois act like it’s all humor until a few drinks later and the facade slips. Suddenly it’s less joking and more quiet agreement that the stereotype lives rent-free in a lot of minds. Makes me wonder how many of these conversations happen when no one outside the group is listening. Is this just the circles I end up in, or is the whole thing more common than people admit out loud?
I’ve noticed it happens in the most random places too—bars, house parties, even just hanging out after a concert. Someone will be talking about dating apps or a bad breakup and suddenly the conversation drifts toward size, performance, or “what’s really packing.” The girls get quiet for a second, then someone laughs and the jokes start flying. The bois either join in or go silent and look away. It’s never just one person either. It spreads through the group like everyone already had it sitting in the back of their head waiting for an opening.
I’ve seen whyte girls who claim they’re not into that kind of thing still lean in when the topic hits. They ask questions they try to frame as curiosity, but the interest is obvious. The bois act like it’s all humor until a few drinks later and the facade slips. Suddenly it’s less joking and more quiet agreement that the stereotype lives rent-free in a lot of minds. Makes me wonder how many of these conversations happen when no one outside the group is listening. Is this just the circles I end up in, or is the whole thing more common than people admit out loud?
