Some women say, " I like my men tall, dark, bald and handsome." That's totally cool but as soon as a brother says he likes his women exotic, light with silky hair it's a PROBLEM. Isn't it all about preferences? I like my women like I like my cheese … white or yellow!(Yeah, I said it. lol) Well, it's not that I don't like my sisters. I do with all my heart. I just like the mix. There is something magical about people from various backgrounds. It's like God just took the best things of all races and blended them up into one awesome desert. YUMMY!!!
It’s ironic that the same girl that only dates dark skinned men has a problem with someone dating “exotic” looking women. Hmmm … sounds like a double standard. I like that “exotic” look but it also doesn't mean that I dismiss a beautiful darker skinned female. There is beauty in every shade. I love beauty and beauty does not belong to anyone group, skin tone, hair texture or race! As we move further into the future and the world is coming closer as a global community. It’s inevitable that we will venture off and explore new “territory”.
Is this a bad thing?
This is one of the most controversial issues in the black community because its roots come from discrimination and race relations of the past. However, this is not about fighting the power it’s more about a personal preference … or is it?
Have we been brainwashed?
You hear singers and rappers talking about it all the time. They talk about their trips to exotic islands off the coast of who knows where. It seems we’ve traveled far away from LL Cool J’s “Around the Way Girl” to the Around the World Girls. Drake, French Montana, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne love to have these exotic chicks pop that thing in MIA. Kendrick Lamar wouldn’t mind getting these ladies in his swimming pool for some drinks on the West Coast. Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake put on the suit and tie just for these ladies somewhere in the south of France. They all talked about different places, but all touch upon the allure of that pretty young exotic thing. It’s all in their lyrics. Today’s Renaissance man seems to have more options and I think he likes it. Those options have been coming in the shape of the Kim Kardashians (Turkish Armenian, Russian Armenian, Scottish and Dutch), Rosa Acosta (Dominican) and Rihanna (Barbadian) of the world.
• Singer Omarion admitted that he has a preference for lighter skinned women, as his own mother is "light-skinned-and it would be natural for him to be attracted to women who look that way."
• Hip-hop mogul, Diddy has also come under fire. In March of 2009, he placed an ad seeking models for a Ciroc Vodka promotion-as long as they were "White, Hispanic, or light-skinned African American."
• In a radio interview, popular R&B singer, Neyo commented that "all the prettiest kids are light-skinned…" [when asked about his current love life.]
People of color have been battling over what is more beautiful. It could be lighter or darker that’s up to you … I guess. I think beauty is beauty, but that’s neither here nor there.
What do you think ladies and gentlemen?
Do you think if it ain’t light it ain’t right or do you think the darker the berry the sweeter the juice?
Do you like your men or women like you like your cheese… white or yellow? I’ll leave it up to you… the people.
I just said that to get you mad.
– Mase
If you’re a cheese connoisseur, you know that there are two major groups of cheese: white and yellow. And if you’re a fan of both kinds of cheeses, chances are you have the same preference when it comes to women! But why is this? What does “white (exotic) or yellow” mean in terms of romantic relationships? In this article, we’ll explore the reasons behind this phrase and discuss how it applies to modern dating culture.
The term ‘I like my women like I like my cheese…White (exotic) or Yellow?’ has been used by many people over the years as a way to express their preferences for certain types of partners. While some may find this phrase humorous, others view it as an expression of racial bias within the dating world. As such, it’s important to understand what lies behind this phrase and its implications on social dynamics today.
This article will delve into these issues from various perspectives and examine how they affect our society. We’ll look at what makes someone “white” versus “yellow”, how race plays into our choices when looking for partners, and whether or not the phrase implies racism or prejudice. By exploring all aspects of this topic, we can gain insight into the role that race plays in contemporary relationships.
Types Of Cheese
When it comes to cheese, there are two main types: white and yellow. White cheeses generally come from cows or goats and tend to be milder in flavor than yellow cheeses. Examples of white cheese include cheddar, brie, mozzarella, gouda, feta, ricotta, blue cheese and more. On the other hand, yellow cheeses usually come from sheep’s milk and have a stronger taste than white varieties. Popular examples of yellow cheese include Parmigiano-Reggiano, Pecorino Romano, Manchego and Gruyère.
In addition to their different origins and flavors, each type of cheese has its own unique characteristics when used for cooking. For example, white cheeses melt easily while some yellow ones do not; this makes them ideal for dishes like macaroni and cheese or quiche Lorraine where melted cheese is desired. Meanwhile, many yellow cheeses have a sharper flavor that can add complexity to cooked dishes such as lasagna or pizza with tomato sauce.
Overall, both white and yellow cheeses offer variety when it comes to texture and taste which make them great options for creating delicious meals. With so many choices available in both categories – from soft spreadable Boursin all the way up to aged Gorgonzola – there’s something to suit any palate!
Pros And Cons Of White (Exotic) Vs Yellow Cheese
When it comes to the debate between white (exotic) and yellow cheeses, each type has its own set of pros and cons. Let’s take a closer look at these two types of cheese so you can decide which one is right for your culinary needs.
White (exotic) cheeses tend to be softer in texture than their yellow counterparts, making them easier to spread on crackers or use as a topping for salads. They are also generally milder in flavor, allowing other ingredients such as herbs and spices to stand out more in dishes like quiches or tarts. However, some white cheeses may not melt easily when cooked – this could make them unsuitable for recipes that call for melted cheese such as macaroni and cheese.
On the flip side, yellow cheeses have harder textures that don’t always lend themselves well to spreading or toppings. But they do bring strong flavors that give depth to savory dishes like lasagna or pizza with tomato sauce – especially when aged varieties are used. Additionally, many of them melt nicely when heated, giving richer taste profiles perfect for cream-based sauces or gratins.
Ultimately, both white (exotic) and yellow cheeses offer unique qualities depending on what kind of dish you’re planning on making. So consider what type of recipe you’d like to create and pick whichever variety best complements its flavors!
Conclusion
In conclusion, there is no right or wrong answer when it comes to the debate of white (exotic) cheese versus yellow cheese. It all depends on personal preference and what flavors you are looking for in your favorite dish. Both types have their benefits and drawbacks, so it’s important to consider the texture, flavor profile, and other characteristics before choosing one over the other. I personally like a mix of both – some days I’m feeling exotic while others call for something more traditional. No matter which type of cheese you choose, just make sure that it’s something that will bring out the best in whatever dish you’re making!
