FilthyBongWater
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I just want to be your boyfriend!I'm in my early-mid 20s and am in a loving relationship with the older white man of my dreams. I'm bi but white dick holds a special place in my heart(and orifices).
My boyfriend is very youthful and playful, my favourite things about him. I never really think about the 15 year age gap - that is, until I occasionally wish he grew his hair out so I could pull on it while he eats me out! His shaved head is what initially drew me in anyway.
I've always struggled getting the attention of white boys my age, despite having spent lots of time with them. Many of the ones who gave me any of their attention did not treat me right (but I greatly attribute that to my lack of experience and strict/horrible upbringing causing me to be desperate for a good few years).
These factors have led me to ponder and dwell on a few things.
I know that there is a fixation on white guys here, but I accept that I have an interracial fetish, which my boyfriend is happy with. I suppose I'm trying to use dating generalisations to map out what to expect when it comes to attracting men my own age.
- Is it generally the case that people try dating other skin colours/races after some experience of dating their own? I.e. they'd date people of their own race in their twenties, then potentially branch out later on?
- I find myself constantly wondering if my boyfriend would have been attracted to me when he was in his early-mid twenties. Looking at his old photos, I saw he was a massive heart-throb, and I've fallen in love with his younger self too... it almost feels like cheating! LOL. He told me he used to watch interracial porn back in the day (he doesn't watch porn anymore), but what you watch and what you go for in real life can be two different things. All of his old photos are with very pretty, very blonde women.
- There is no shortage of older men who wouldn't go after a younger woman like me, and while I do love my boyfriend dearly, part of me wishes I could grab the attention of guys my age for once too.
What are everyone's experiences here?
I think a major factor in who people date, especially early in life, is who they interact with in their daily lives. Maybe my experience is outdated, since people live so much of their lives on line, but I would think that, for example, an African-American girl living in a predominantly white community or attending a mostlyh white school would be more likely to date white boys early in life. Opportunity and getting to know people has so much to do with it.I'm in my early-mid 20s and am in a loving relationship with the older white man of my dreams. I'm bi but white dick holds a special place in my heart(and orifices).
My boyfriend is very youthful and playful, my favourite things about him. I never really think about the 15 year age gap - that is, until I occasionally wish he grew his hair out so I could pull on it while he eats me out! His shaved head is what initially drew me in anyway.
I've always struggled getting the attention of white boys my age, despite having spent lots of time with them. Many of the ones who gave me any of their attention did not treat me right (but I greatly attribute that to my lack of experience and strict/horrible upbringing causing me to be desperate for a good few years).
These factors have led me to ponder and dwell on a few things.
I know that there is a fixation on white guys here, but I accept that I have an interracial fetish, which my boyfriend is happy with. I suppose I'm trying to use dating generalisations to map out what to expect when it comes to attracting men my own age.
- Is it generally the case that people try dating other skin colours/races after some experience of dating their own? I.e. they'd date people of their own race in their twenties, then potentially branch out later on?
- I find myself constantly wondering if my boyfriend would have been attracted to me when he was in his early-mid twenties. Looking at his old photos, I saw he was a massive heart-throb, and I've fallen in love with his younger self too... it almost feels like cheating! LOL. He told me he used to watch interracial porn back in the day (he doesn't watch porn anymore), but what you watch and what you go for in real life can be two different things. All of his old photos are with very pretty, very blonde women.
- There is no shortage of older men who wouldn't go after a younger woman like me, and while I do love my boyfriend dearly, part of me wishes I could grab the attention of guys my age for once too.
What are everyone's experiences here?
This is really good advice. If you're getting good sex and have a good relationship, then roll with it.No clever advice I’m afraid, just relax and enjoy it, don’t over-analyse, follow your gut, heart and desires.
You asked for experiences here, so that is what I am going to give you without any attempt to analyze the events.What are everyone's experiences here?
The first gf I had that I did anything other than kissing with was Jamaican, I'm white of Irish parents born in England. I never really thought about it. I grew up in a very multi cultural town, which was unusual for Britain in the 70s and 80s.I'm in my early-mid 20s and am in a loving relationship with the older white man of my dreams. I'm bi but white dick holds a special place in my heart(and orifices).
My boyfriend is very youthful and playful, my favourite things about him. I never really think about the 15 year age gap - that is, until I occasionally wish he grew his hair out so I could pull on it while he eats me out! His shaved head is what initially drew me in anyway.
I've always struggled getting the attention of white boys my age, despite having spent lots of time with them. Many of the ones who gave me any of their attention did not treat me right (but I greatly attribute that to my lack of experience and strict/horrible upbringing causing me to be desperate for a good few years).
These factors have led me to ponder and dwell on a few things.
I know that there is a fixation on white guys here, but I accept that I have an interracial fetish, which my boyfriend is happy with. I suppose I'm trying to use dating generalisations to map out what to expect when it comes to attracting men my own age.
- Is it generally the case that people try dating other skin colours/races after some experience of dating their own? I.e. they'd date people of their own race in their twenties, then potentially branch out later on?
- I find myself constantly wondering if my boyfriend would have been attracted to me when he was in his early-mid twenties. Looking at his old photos, I saw he was a massive heart-throb, and I've fallen in love with his younger self too... it almost feels like cheating! LOL. He told me he used to watch interracial porn back in the day (he doesn't watch porn anymore), but what you watch and what you go for in real life can be two different things. All of his old photos are with very pretty, very blonde women.
- There is no shortage of older men who wouldn't go after a younger woman like me, and while I do love my boyfriend dearly, part of me wishes I could grab the attention of guys my age for once too.
What are everyone's experiences here?
Men are stupid. I should know as I have been one for a long time. If you like a guy your age, ask him out. We don’t do subtle very well. I am sure there are plenty of guys your age that find you attractive but probably don’t act on it for a myriad of reasons.I'm in my early-mid 20s and am in a loving relationship with the older white man of my dreams. I'm bi but white dick holds a special place in my heart(and orifices).
My boyfriend is very youthful and playful, my favourite things about him. I never really think about the 15 year age gap - that is, until I occasionally wish he grew his hair out so I could pull on it while he eats me out! His shaved head is what initially drew me in anyway.
I've always struggled getting the attention of white boys my age, despite having spent lots of time with them. Many of the ones who gave me any of their attention did not treat me right (but I greatly attribute that to my lack of experience and strict/horrible upbringing causing me to be desperate for a good few years).
These factors have led me to ponder and dwell on a few things.
I know that there is a fixation on white guys here, but I accept that I have an interracial fetish, which my boyfriend is happy with. I suppose I'm trying to use dating generalisations to map out what to expect when it comes to attracting men my own age.
- Is it generally the case that people try dating other skin colours/races after some experience of dating their own? I.e. they'd date people of their own race in their twenties, then potentially branch out later on?
- I find myself constantly wondering if my boyfriend would have been attracted to me when he was in his early-mid twenties. Looking at his old photos, I saw he was a massive heart-throb, and I've fallen in love with his younger self too... it almost feels like cheating! LOL. He told me he used to watch interracial porn back in the day (he doesn't watch porn anymore), but what you watch and what you go for in real life can be two different things. All of his old photos are with very pretty, very blonde women.
- There is no shortage of older men who wouldn't go after a younger woman like me, and while I do love my boyfriend dearly, part of me wishes I could grab the attention of guys my age for once too.
What are everyone's experiences here?
I've only one interracial relationship.What are everyone's experiences here?
As far as the interracial part is concerned, I've only dated one black woman. I was 18. It was in Cleveland in 1969, right after major race riots had been sweeping the country. When we started to get close, she broke it off. She said “my parents would kill me if they knew I was dating a white boy.”What are everyone's experiences here?
Haha, whenever I'm out somewhere with my bloke, whether on a holiday or at a restaurant/cafe, we definitely get long stares which suggest they think he's paying for my company. I noticed those looks only started when I began to dress nicer, do my hair, and wear a bit of makeup. If I'm in my usual jumper and jeans with my hair down then people give us looks which are nowhere near as judgmental.I was mentioned this to a few friends and one of them said... White older man and black younger woman, then he's rich and she's an escort. Black older man and white younger woman, then he's big and she's a slut. And the rest agreed that its true not every time but most of the time.
What y'all think?
I remember someone getting offended by my name in the chat room a few years ago. Made me laugh, I didn't think people would be overly sensitive theremy only interracial experience was in my late teens or so and it was great because of the woman.......by the way....filthybongwater.......love the name

I’ll offer up my opinion as an older white male, I would probably be thinking that your guy is lucky to show you off.Haha, whenever I'm out somewhere with my bloke, whether on a holiday or at a restaurant/cafe, we definitely get long stares which suggest they think he's paying for my company. I noticed those looks only started when I began to dress nicer, do my hair, and wear a bit of makeup. If I'm in my usual jumper and jeans with my hair down then people give us looks which are nowhere near as judgmental.
Why would that offend someone?....Also in response to your post....typically boys your own age are still immature so sometimes they can be intimidated by maturity.My guess your current bf probably would have fallen for you when he was younger...connection is connection.....In any event enjoy your relationship for what it is as it sounds like you guys got a good thing goingI remember someone getting offended by my name in the chat room a few years ago. Made me laugh, I didn't think people would be overly sensitive there![]()
I think I hate generalizations even more than usual....White older man and black younger woman, then he's rich and she's an escort. Black older man and white younger woman, then he's big and she's a slut....
What y'all think?
I’m a MWM, married to a very pale white woman. There are beautiful woman of every race. I’ve dated black and Asian, would have liked to try Hispanic and Indian too but never had the opportunity. The people I hung out with in my teens and twenties were predominantly white, so I didn’t have the occasion to meet many black or Asian people, but it wasn’t for lack of desire. My high school had only 6 black kids in it and no Asians. College was slightly more diverse.I'm in my early-mid 20s and am in a loving relationship with the older white man of my dreams. I'm bi but white dick holds a special place in my heart(and orifices).
My boyfriend is very youthful and playful, my favourite things about him. I never really think about the 15 year age gap - that is, until I occasionally wish he grew his hair out so I could pull on it while he eats me out! His shaved head is what initially drew me in anyway.
I've always struggled getting the attention of white boys my age, despite having spent lots of time with them. Many of the ones who gave me any of their attention did not treat me right (but I greatly attribute that to my lack of experience and strict/horrible upbringing causing me to be desperate for a good few years).
These factors have led me to ponder and dwell on a few things.
I know that there is a fixation on white guys here, but I accept that I have an interracial fetish, which my boyfriend is happy with. I suppose I'm trying to use dating generalisations to map out what to expect when it comes to attracting men my own age.
- Is it generally the case that people try dating other skin colours/races after some experience of dating their own? I.e. they'd date people of their own race in their twenties, then potentially branch out later on?
- I find myself constantly wondering if my boyfriend would have been attracted to me when he was in his early-mid twenties. Looking at his old photos, I saw he was a massive heart-throb, and I've fallen in love with his younger self too... it almost feels like cheating! LOL. He told me he used to watch interracial porn back in the day (he doesn't watch porn anymore), but what you watch and what you go for in real life can be two different things. All of his old photos are with very pretty, very blonde women.
- There is no shortage of older men who wouldn't go after a younger woman like me, and while I do love my boyfriend dearly, part of me wishes I could grab the attention of guys my age for once too.
What are everyone's experiences here?
I don't think most people date within 'their own' and then branch out as a conscious strategy. I think it probably has more to do with the fact that because of our parents and community, we're usually around our own most often. So I think it has more to do with exposure and probability. As you're developing attraction to the other sex as you grow up, you're learning what you like by looking at other people. If the people you're looking at most of the time share certain features, you're probably going to associate some of those features with attractiveness. I grew up in a very white town and I have to admit, if you showed me a line-up of 100 different women from each race, the probability is high that I'd rate a larger number of the white women as attractive. I can't give you a scientific explanation for that, e.g. what features are attractive, vs others. But if I could, it'd be a thought and not a feeling, so that kinda makes sense. I have seen/met some absolutely beautiful women from all kinds of backgrounds, so it's not skin tone preference. When I was in the military, I very happily could have married and brought home a girl I met while I was in Korea. We just didn't have long enough together before I got shipped back to the states for us to make that kind of commitment.I'm in my early-mid 20s and am in a loving relationship with the older white man of my dreams. I'm bi but white dick holds a special place in my heart(and orifices).
My boyfriend is very youthful and playful, my favourite things about him. I never really think about the 15 year age gap - that is, until I occasionally wish he grew his hair out so I could pull on it while he eats me out! His shaved head is what initially drew me in anyway.
I've always struggled getting the attention of white boys my age, despite having spent lots of time with them. Many of the ones who gave me any of their attention did not treat me right (but I greatly attribute that to my lack of experience and strict/horrible upbringing causing me to be desperate for a good few years).
These factors have led me to ponder and dwell on a few things.
I know that there is a fixation on white guys here, but I accept that I have an interracial fetish, which my boyfriend is happy with. I suppose I'm trying to use dating generalisations to map out what to expect when it comes to attracting men my own age.
- Is it generally the case that people try dating other skin colours/races after some experience of dating their own? I.e. they'd date people of their own race in their twenties, then potentially branch out later on?
- I find myself constantly wondering if my boyfriend would have been attracted to me when he was in his early-mid twenties. Looking at his old photos, I saw he was a massive heart-throb, and I've fallen in love with his younger self too... it almost feels like cheating! LOL. He told me he used to watch interracial porn back in the day (he doesn't watch porn anymore), but what you watch and what you go for in real life can be two different things. All of his old photos are with very pretty, very blonde women.
- There is no shortage of older men who wouldn't go after a younger woman like me, and while I do love my boyfriend dearly, part of me wishes I could grab the attention of guys my age for once too.
What are everyone's experiences here?
I don't believe he would of been any less attracted to you in his younger years. Being that you would of been about the same ages. And I think it's a type of person your attracted to brown/white/etc is all good but it's more important how that person treats you. It's great that you didn't fall into the same strict/horrible rut from when you were younger.I'm in my early-mid 20s and am in a loving relationship with the older white man of my dreams. I'm bi but white dick holds a special place in my heart(and orifices).
My boyfriend is very youthful and playful, my favourite things about him. I never really think about the 15 year age gap - that is, until I occasionally wish he grew his hair out so I could pull on it while he eats me out! His shaved head is what initially drew me in anyway.
I've always struggled getting the attention of white boys my age, despite having spent lots of time with them. Many of the ones who gave me any of their attention did not treat me right (but I greatly attribute that to my lack of experience and strict/horrible upbringing causing me to be desperate for a good few years).
These factors have led me to ponder and dwell on a few things.
I know that there is a fixation on white guys here, but I accept that I have an interracial fetish, which my boyfriend is happy with. I suppose I'm trying to use dating generalisations to map out what to expect when it comes to attracting men my own age.
- Is it generally the case that people try dating other skin colours/races after some experience of dating their own? I.e. they'd date people of their own race in their twenties, then potentially branch out later on?
- I find myself constantly wondering if my boyfriend would have been attracted to me when he was in his early-mid twenties. Looking at his old photos, I saw he was a massive heart-throb, and I've fallen in love with his younger self too... it almost feels like cheating! LOL. He told me he used to watch interracial porn back in the day (he doesn't watch porn anymore), but what you watch and what you go for in real life can be two different things. All of his old photos are with very pretty, very blonde women.
- There is no shortage of older men who wouldn't go after a younger woman like me, and while I do love my boyfriend dearly, part of me wishes I could grab the attention of guys my age for once too.
What are everyone's experiences here?
I'm in my early-mid 20s and am in a loving relationship with the older white man of my dreams. I'm bi but white dick holds a special place in my heart(and orifices).
My boyfriend is very youthful and playful, my favourite things about him. I never really think about the 15 year age gap - that is, until I occasionally wish he grew his hair out so I could pull on it while he eats me out! His shaved head is what initially drew me in anyway.
I've always struggled getting the attention of white boys my age, despite having spent lots of time with them. Many of the ones who gave me any of their attention did not treat me right (but I greatly attribute that to my lack of experience and strict/horrible upbringing causing me to be desperate for a good few years).
These factors have led me to ponder and dwell on a few things.
I know that there is a fixation on white guys here, but I accept that I have an interracial fetish, which my boyfriend is happy with. I suppose I'm trying to use dating generalisations to map out what to expect when it comes to attracting men my own age.
- Is it generally the case that people try dating other skin colours/races after some experience of dating their own? I.e. they'd date people of their own race in their twenties, then potentially branch out later on?
- I find myself constantly wondering if my boyfriend would have been attracted to me when he was in his early-mid twenties. Looking at his old photos, I saw he was a massive heart-throb, and I've fallen in love with his younger self too... it almost feels like cheating! LOL. He told me he used to watch interracial porn back in the day (he doesn't watch porn anymore), but what you watch and what you go for in real life can be two different things. All of his old photos are with very pretty, very blonde women.
- There is no shortage of older men who wouldn't go after a younger woman like me, and while I do love my boyfriend dearly, part of me wishes I could grab the attention of guys my age for once too.
What are everyone's experiences here?