axortedbabe:
nice makeup
na pyjamas b dis?

dechandel:
Her skin looks so toned..

Truckpusher:
She's one overbleached biiitch.

Why are Nigerian girls bleaching?

Jesus Christ of nazareth
See question o..

Do you really want me to answer that question? Pls don't say yes.. Cause i don't bleach and i don't know why "some" girls bleach o

dechandel:
Jesus Christ of nazareth
See question o..

Do you really want me to answer that question? Pls don't say yes.. Cause i don't bleach and i don't know why "some" girls bleach o

Truckpusher:
I'm asking this question because there was this argument and normal talks between colleagues both blacks and whites and this white guy cited that one of the reasons why black girls bleach is due to racial inferiority complex which I totally disagree by putting up a defense that he is making such assumptions based on his racial outlook and perception about Africans which is inborn in him and he felt bad.And in his words he said "I've been working with you for all this while and telling you things about my fellow white men and now I'm a racist"? I felt ashamed because we were close and always there for each other ,and we interacted freely about issues on race and the white man's oppressive system of African countries with Francophone countries on the limelight.
My argument was that black girls bleach their skin because of the emphasis that their immediate society laid on 'light skin women compared to their dark skin counterpart but right now I'm having a rethink on my previous stand especially when one begin to see successful black women bleaching their skin ,could it be that my colleague was right after all?

NegeduGrace:
b4 unko?he is more dan ryt..can't u see dat our naija female celebrities re copycats..tryin 2 be lyk beyonce,kim kadashian,Amber rose etc.

Truckpusher:
I'm asking this question because there was this argument and normal talks between colleagues both blacks and whites and this white guy cited that one of the reasons why black girls bleach is due to racial inferiority complex which I totally disagree by putting up a defense that he is making such assumptions based on his racial outlook and perception about Africans which is inborn in him and he felt bad.And in his words he said "I've been working with you for all this while and telling you things about my fellow white men and now I'm a racist"? I felt ashamed because we were close and always there for each other ,and we interacted freely about issues on race and the white man's oppressive system of African countries with Francophone countries on the limelight.
My argument was that black girls bleach their skin because of the emphasis that their immediate society laid on 'light skin women compared to their dark skin counterpart but right now I'm having a rethink on my previous stand especially when one begin to see successful black women bleaching their skin ,could it be that my colleague was right after all?

Yes,Yes and yes!!
In Nigeria,inferiority complex tops the reason these girls go extreme miles to do horrendeous things to their skin..
They feel men are attracted to the lighter version,which is quite stupid cause not everyone likes a milk shake flavour..


Outside Nigeria, or best put in,in the western world,it all boils down to racial inferiority complex.. They feel the whiter the merrier. I once saw this comment somewhere and i quote"its easier to tell people to be proud of their skin colour,but when you live in a world that places value on white skin,its no suprise that darker people deem themselves inferior".. I labelled it bullshyte. But in reflection, its probably true but no matter how they bleach,they will still be black,we all would still be black and that wont change people's opinion.. So with no further words to add.. I think your colleague/friend spit out the raw truth..


I been dey read my book o.. Wetin carry me come Nairaland sef

dechandel:
Yes,Yes and yes!!
In Nigeria,inferiority complex tops the reason these girls go extreme miles to do horrendeous things to their skin..
They feel men are attracted to the lighter version,which is quite stupid cause not everyone likes a milk shake flavour..


Outside Nigeria, or best put in,in the western world,it all boils down to racial inferiority complex.. They feel the whiter the merrier. I once saw this comment somewhere and i quote"its easier to tell people to be proud of their skin colour,but when you live in a world that places value on white skin,its no suprise that darker people deem themselves inferior".. I labelled it bullshyte. But in reflection, its probably true but no matter how they bleach,they will still be black,we all would still be black and that wont change people's opinion.. So with no further words to add.. I think your colleague/friend spit out the raw truth..


I been dey read my book o.. Wetin carry me come Nairaland sef

Truckpusher:
Impressive . And if you where in my shoes ,how would you have reacted , would you have reacted in the same manner that I did or was I only simply being overprotective of my own people?
And please reply to the question I posted on NegeduGrace's quote.

Ermm.. Yes.. I would have been on the defence side too.. Hullo?? Its my peeps we are talking about here

Truckpusher:
What are the implications of such habit on future generations (girls) on where people denigrate their skin color? Don't you think that the more the celebrities whom most young girls look up to keep acting this way, they might just be creating a kind of identity crisis for our girls in the future?

I think the gospel for self love,self esteem and self confidence should be among the basics of them growing up..
Also i think the parents aint left out in all these ish.. They should always let these beautiful ones know that they are beautiful in whichever skincolour they appear in..

They should always preach the gospel of upholding the wonderful identity they have no matter the unending baseless trends these celebrities push down their throats..

Let your baby know she is unique without having to look upto naked kim kardashian.

dechandel:
Jesus Christ of nazareth
See question o..

Do you really want me to answer that question? Pls don't say yes.. Cause i don't bleach and i don't know why "some" girls bleach o

dechandel:
Jesus Christ of nazareth
See question o..

Do you really want me to answer that question? Pls don't say yes.. Cause i don't bleach and i don't know why "some" girls bleach o

sexylogan:


Lol...take it easy dear

Truckpusher:
What are the implications of such habit on future generations (girls) on where people denigrate their skin color? Don't you think that the more the celebrities whom most young girls look up to keep acting this way, they might just be creating a kind of identity crisis for our girls in the future?