Skin Deep: Imagines/ Request Book For Black Women 21+ (Complete)

Ted Talks (8)

This is gonna be a short one.

Let's discuss some things!

1: I believe most women date, or prefer older men, because the chances of them being more mentally mature and stable, than men their own age or younger, are higher. While most men target younger women, because they see them as being someone they could easily control or manipulate. Which says a lot about these creepy pedophilic men waiting for a girl to turn 18 before actually pursuing her.

2: Selfish people will never remember when a person has always been there for them, but won't forget the one time they couldn't. They expect people to drop everything, and when they can't do it that one time, they in turn call them selfish.

3: Personally I don't believe in POC unity because every race has a deep rooted history of hatred for black people. I understand all people are racist or hate us, but it's enough to question if they are really allies or not, especially when they have conversations debating if our people deserved to be killed by police officers, or falsely imprisoned. So many of them think that the only way they can support us, is if we do something for them. Treating people with human decency and respect shouldn't be transactional. And I hate when something tragic happens on other POC communities, they call out BLM for not helping, yet they rarely try to gather the people in their communities to help themselves.

4: Women who have sexually assaulted men, or even minors should be held accountable just as much as men. I've heard one too many time of women taking money to perform sexual acts on boy or even give them lap dances, just to prove they are men. Every adult in those situations should be held accountable. Men and women.

3: (This is more of a personal one.) I started writing books on Wattpad, because I found it difficult to find books or imagines here, that had good representation for black women. I hated reading books where BW settled, or took back cheaters and abusers, or had themes of broke black women being saved by rich manipulative white men. I wanted to write stories where black women flourished, and put them in scenarios that people would usually write for white women or racially ambiguous women, in hopes that people would read and identify with it. At the end of my imagines, whenever I ask you guys to let me know what you think, it isn't just to boost the book up, I genuinely want to make sure I'm writing stuff that y'all are happy with, and makes you feel comfortable and safe. If there's ever a time I write something that you're not okay with, please tell me, because this book is all about loving and caring for black women. I want you all to feel safe here, and be as soft and vulnerable as you want to be. There are so many limited spaces for us, and I want this to be a safe spot, where we can freely talk about random things and not have someone pushing stereotypes on us, or telling us we're not good enough. Even if y'all come here to rant cause you had a shitty day and you needed to let it out, that is what this book is for. We're here to love and supper one another, and I promise I'm here to listen judgment free.

I love you guys ♥️♥️♥️