On 2026-06-11 10:17:27 Bokwin said:
On 2026-06-11 09:27:21 EL-Stupido said: On 2026-06-10 13:24:03 Bokwin said: On 2026-06-10 08:59:28 Ashleigh said: On 2026-06-09 19:41:10 fduck said: Isn't she scary?
www.esa.co.za/escorts/
Wow thats rich coming from you. You openly discriminate and here you are giving us a lecture. Shut the hell up and take your own advice first!
So belittling people based on your roar policy is fine? Double standards.
Having a ROAR policy is personal choice, its not racist nor is it belittling someone!
Part of the 'roar policy' is choosing not to 'entertain' people like you #bokwin.
Like I've said before your name suites you well. You never fail to show us why your username is appropriate for you. Get your head checked clown.
Ooooooo..... i touched s nerve!
On 2026-06-10 13:24:03 Bokwin said:
On 2026-06-10 08:59:28
Wow thats rich coming from you. You openly discriminate and here you are giving us a lecture. Shut the hell up and take your own advice first!
So belittling people based on your roar policy is fine? Double standards.
Bokwin, you've completely missed the point and shifted the discussion to something entirely different.
There's a big difference between politely turning someone down and mocking or insulting how they look. Those two things aren't the same. Nobody owes an explanation for who they're attracted to or not attracted to.
Being respectfully rejected because someone isn't interested is completely different from being insulted, mocked, or dehumanised because of race or appearance - whether that happens in public or private.
Using racial slurs, stereotypes, or targeted insults is racism. But not being romantically interested in a particular group and expressing that respectfully is a personal preference, not discrimination or abuse.
Mixing those two up just waters down what real racism actually is. It also sometimes feels easier for people to frame rejection as discrimination rather than accept that attraction is personal and that everyone makes those kinds of choices.
I can assure you that many Black service providers choose not to take White clients, and that is entirely their prerogative. No explanation is required. Likewise, some White clients prefer to book only White service providers. That is also their choice, and again, no explanation is required.
So why is it that White women are so often singled out and criticised for exercising the same freedom of choice that everyone else is entitled to?
Realistically, this kind of disagreement probably isn't going away. But it might help to think about it in more personal terms - like how it would feel if your own daughter was dealing with unwanted attention even after clearly saying no, or if you were in that very position yourself.
At the end of the day, "no" is enough. It doesn't need justification or repeated explanation. Everyone deals with rejection, and what matters is how people respond to it.
People aren't going to think or act the same way, and that's just part of being human. But abuse and bullying others for being different is never okay, no matter the context.
Try kindness instead of malice. Respect instead of mockery. We ALL have our own burdens to bear. Imagine how hurt this lady feels reading all of this? It's putrid. Do you feel good breaking someone down? What pleasure do you derive from it? :(
On 2026-06-11 12:42:49 Veronica Franco said:
This is all so unnecessary from all sides. Choose the lady you like and leave the rest alone. There are hundreds of us to choose from. You have the option to keep scrolling instead of rallying the troops to join you in hurting another person for no other reason than you don't like her appearance.
Try kindness instead of malice. Respect instead of mockery. We ALL have our own burdens to bear. Imagine how hurt this lady feels reading all of this? It's putrid. Do you feel good breaking someone down? What pleasure do you derive from it? :(
Totally agree with you.
On 2026-06-11 12:42:49 Veronica Franco said:
This is all so unnecessary from all sides. Choose the lady you like and leave the rest alone. There are hundreds of us to choose from. You have the option to keep scrolling instead of rallying the troops to join you in hurting another person for no other reason than you don't like her appearance.
Try kindness instead of malice. Respect instead of mockery. We ALL have our own burdens to bear. Imagine how hurt this lady feels reading all of this? It's putrid. Do you feel good breaking someone down? What pleasure do you derive from it? :(
Well the first thing I agreed on the forum with
On 2026-06-11 10:56:40 EL-Stupido said:
On 2026-06-11 10:17:27 Bokwin said: On 2026-06-11 09:27:21 EL-Stupido said: On 2026-06-10 13:24:03 Bokwin said: On 2026-06-10 08:59:28 Ashleigh said: On 2026-06-09 19:41:10 fduck said: Isn't she scary?
www.esa.co.za/escorts/
Wow thats rich coming from you. You openly discriminate and here you are giving us a lecture. Shut the hell up and take your own advice first!
So belittling people based on your roar policy is fine? Double standards.
Having a ROAR policy is personal choice, its not racist nor is it belittling someone!
Part of the 'roar policy' is choosing not to 'entertain' people like you #bokwin.
Like I've said before your name suites you well. You never fail to show us why your username is appropriate for you. Get your head checked clown.
Ooooooo..... i touched s nerve!
It makes sense that only EL-Stupido has the s cell. Matches your name like I said you're doing your name proud. A small stupid man.
On 2026-06-11 19:09:37 EL-Stupido said:
@Bokwin..... Get over the name , try some new insults! You have zero creativity!
Lol maybe you've hit a nerve? EL-Stupido lmao
Online bully party going on it seems
Crossing fingers that her confidence is way above any bull
Shit like this can do serious damage to a person's mental health
On the positive side,girl launched with free additional marketing. No such thing as bad publicity
Always somebody for everybody
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