up here in canada theres a show on television called sex tv that i saw a few years back is one of the things that really got me into the IR lifestyle
i had been somewhat attracted to black men for various reasons but coming from a rather open minded family i really didnt make a distinction between races in my sexual prefrences.
but when i saw the episode called carribean sex tourism iwas astounded to learn that white women from all over the world travel to these islands just to get a taste of "the big bamboo" as one of the men put it.
i still havent made the trip but im curious if there are any women out there who have gone to the carribean or jamaica simply to find black men if was a positive experince or not
btw heres a little write up i found on the shows site
"According to anthropologist Klaus de Albuquerque, female sex tourism in the Caribbean has existed since the beginning of the 20th Century. Older white North Americans women would spend winters in Bermuda, the Bahamas, and The Virgin Islands, and hire young black males to service them for the duration of their stay.
Today, thousands of women fly to the Caribbean "in search of the Big Bamboo", and young men, are more than happy to charm and service them. "Rent-A-Dreads" are fixtures in Jamaican tourist beaches and bars. These men are part of the foreign women's holiday package, and the women are important part of the men's earnings".
i had been somewhat attracted to black men for various reasons but coming from a rather open minded family i really didnt make a distinction between races in my sexual prefrences.
but when i saw the episode called carribean sex tourism iwas astounded to learn that white women from all over the world travel to these islands just to get a taste of "the big bamboo" as one of the men put it.
i still havent made the trip but im curious if there are any women out there who have gone to the carribean or jamaica simply to find black men if was a positive experince or not
btw heres a little write up i found on the shows site
"According to anthropologist Klaus de Albuquerque, female sex tourism in the Caribbean has existed since the beginning of the 20th Century. Older white North Americans women would spend winters in Bermuda, the Bahamas, and The Virgin Islands, and hire young black males to service them for the duration of their stay.
Today, thousands of women fly to the Caribbean "in search of the Big Bamboo", and young men, are more than happy to charm and service them. "Rent-A-Dreads" are fixtures in Jamaican tourist beaches and bars. These men are part of the foreign women's holiday package, and the women are important part of the men's earnings".