Cool, many that you know , and many that I know , vice versa. All I was saying or trying to convey was words have meaning fam. " every" ,"many" , her words " white men" "black men" all are plural. I gave you an example of a dark skin woman that didn't hear this so "every" isn't correct. When she said "black men," white men", I was just saying context plays a part in that . For instance if she hangs or grew up in predominantly white places/circles it could've possibly been 2 black dudes she may have tried to date that told her that BS. A few of the white dudes she dated may not have even felt the need to say it. The point is those 2 occurrences don't equate to "Black men" ," White men" .You seem to be a nuanced dude, so I know you can understand the fact that perception doesn't always equate to reality. Its similar to the perception that ALL black men get rich and marry white chicks, because of the few you see on TV .
