My daughter is dating a well-mannered Black boy; I have no reason to reject him - Obroni woman says
- An Obroni woman has reacted to daughter dating a black boy after her daughter changed her profile picture on social media
- The woman describing the black boy said he interacts with courtesy and always attaches the title ma'am to each statement he says to her
- She gushed about the way the black boy treats her daughter, something that has never happened to her
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An Obroni woman named Heather Boyer has stated that she is comfortable with her daughter being in a relationship with a black boy.
Heather's reaction came after someone sent her a text that reads "I didn’t know she was dating a black boy, did you?” and she noticed the young lady changed her profile picture on social media.
Source: UGC
Heather said the boy showers love on her daughter she has never experienced
According to Heather, the boy shows her daughter so much love. She said he takes the daughter on dates, ballgames, partying on weekends and even to church.
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The woman said he speaks with her respectfully and always ends statements with the word ''ma'am.''
The Oyinbo lady's reaction was shared on LinkedIn by Marta Escobar and stirred massive reactions.
She expressed joy at the prospect of her daughter having a lover who cherishes and loves her.
Social media users react
Gloribeth Sickles wrote:
"While this was very nice and all but I see the disconnect how a POC might take this. I find it a little off that people have to justify the reasons why it’s acceptable. And speaking for myself the color of my skin and ethnicity is part of my identity and does define part of who I am and shouldn’t be disregarded for what seems like a pass or acceptance."
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Grand Master Peter Freedman commented:
"I had a hard time dating my wife, her family did not want her dating outside their race. I could not walk her to her door. I had to wait across the street every time. It pissed me off. That was back in the 70s and i hope things have changed now. They now accept me.. They both have crossed over now. Passed away. I wish I could have spent more time with them."
Mike Bertolini remarked:
"My response would be that she is dating a fine young man, period. We no longer need to put labels on people. That is my personal perspective, agree with it or not. My perspective is from a life in Canada."
Cheryl Hickman reacted:
"Why does it matter who people fall in love with? Respect, Happiness, compatibility and compassion show be the only things that matter. We need move things to celebrate instead of tearing down."
Black lady shows off her white lover in fine photos
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a black lady had shown off her white boyfriend on Valentine's Day.
In a post on Monday, February 15, 2021 the lady said that it is really a good thing when one is in love with a person who knows one's worth. The woman went ahead to say that with her lover, every day is Valentine's Day. In one of the photos the lady shared, the man could be seen with cardboard asking the woman to be his date on Sunday, February 14.
In the third frame, the lady stood on petals of roses as she struck a confident pose in a red gown. A card presented to her listed all the things the man promised to do if she agrees to his date.
Source: YEN.com.gh
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