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@Itz_hardeybolar Cause nobody knows what she actually looks like

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@0nleen Are yall serious? Why do mid darkskin black women try to delude themselves that people want them?😭 He, like nobody else didn’t want Aniya, he was forced with her. Carl like Nic, Kenny, etc. realizes that darkskin OG make-a-wish girl =ticket to the finale. Yall need to wake up 💀

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@Dravenn_ @PopCrave Honestly. It’s not giving culturally relevant anymore cause who is this💀

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@lobostehqla Who is this woman

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@miragetingz Antiblack racist Ku Klux Kolorist 4/Aniya fans

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@efuturetrader @Manlike_Solz @Beyonce Just sad lmaooo

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@perfectwhim Yall were burning people at the stake a year ago for saying this was fake btw

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@Mirababy10 @Jenjxej @donoharmm The biggest bullies towards Aniya were other black women. It’s always “sUpPorT bLaCk wOmeN” until it’s one that doesn’t fit the archetype that resonates with you. You all turned around and used the SAME racist stereotypes against Titi that the white men you desire say about you.

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@Jenjxej @donoharmm It’s not wrong to like Aniya. It’s wrong to bully and bulldoze everyone who doesn’t. I didn’t say white women were the blueprint. I said they don’t feel the need to be parasocial or live vicariously through these islanders because they don’t see it as a reflection of themselves.

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@EmmaCee19 @donoharmm Nah

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@EmmaCee19 @donoharmm I don’t care that Aniya didn’t end up with a black guy. Aniya isn’t kind of black girl that most black men are worried about losing out on😭 She ended up with her 2nd option that she dumped and needed production fabrication to keep her around and drag her to the finish line.

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@Jenjxej @donoharmm There’s a difference between supporting black women in solidarity versus pedastalizing them in delusion and ignoring their problematic behaviors while villainizing anyone you perceive as a threat to their success in order to prove a point.

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@EmmaCee19 @3xoined77484 @donoharmm No. It’s well known that black women of darker complexions tend to have a harder time on these shows. But their fans have gone from supporting them to outright pedastalizing them no matter how problematic their behavior and villainizing anyone they perceive as their competition.

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@thepeoplemouths @donoharmm Babe, white women are not going to war for Kenzie’s dumbass doing the splits LMAO. They aren’t writing sociological dissertations about desirability politics like black women are because dating failures/successes is trivial for them. They move on to the next

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@3xoined77484 @donoharmm I never said black women don’t have a chance in real life. Obviously people are dating black women for all of time LOL. I’m saying they perceive themselves to be undesirable and struggling in the dating market so LI becomes reinforcement against their internalized insecurity.

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@ImSorrySaka @donoharmm Exactly

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@_1JayP @teecodedfr They weren’t. But honestly, the way she and the rest of the KKKolorist 4 sat up there and bullied everyone, they SHOULD have laughed at her ass for ignoring her friends warnings and looking like buffoon up there talking about “I sHoUlD hAvE kEpT cUurrrrll😭”

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@sosxctrl They’re not together

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@sydneyissick @criout2 @wembytip @lov3islandlover Like I said, if I wanted to make the finale, I would want to pick the darkskin OG black girl that gets pity voted every year too. And it doesn’t matter - Aniya made another man her second option and needed production to step in and drag her to the finish line😭

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@donoharmm So they will pity vote them to the end no matter how fake their “connections” are to try to prove something to themselves, the black men that rejected them, and the world.

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@donoharmm Because white women already know they’re the beauty standard. Black women see themselves in girls like Aniya and feel like their success on the show is their only confirmation to themselves that men actually find them desirable and that they might have a chance in real life.