What's it like being married to a black woman
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In today's video, we are
In today's video, we are taking a step back from seriousness and bringing back the laughter! Simas is going to tell you guys about things he didn't know before he dated a black woman. Yes, we are married now and we happen to be an interracial couple who are black and white. Here are some things Simas learned after dating black girls and marrying a black woman (no dating advice!).
In honor of Black History Month, we thought it would be appropriate to tackle the subject or race and interracial dating in a fun way. We did get into an interracial marriage after all. This is primarily about fun things we always discuss in our relationship and some of Avri's experiences dating as a black girl in New York and dating a white man.
Number one is black women and their hair. It's such a complicated topic. Black women have to go the extra mile to take care of their hair, especially those with 4c hair and their protective styles. It takes longer to wash, grow, maintain as well as comb, twist and braid. Curly hair is not easy to deal with Afro-textured hair is also more expensive to maintain. It has to be moisturized, conditioned, combed and taken care of on a regular basis. Then there are edges, which need to be laid down with a toothbrush and edge gel. Some women just opt to cut their hair short while others wear wigs, braid their hair, wear it in dreads or perm their hair. Whatever works, it's not an easy process. Black women also look like different people depending on their hairstyle. The Afro makes Avri look one way, while wearing dreads makes her look different. Regardless, she's a beautiful black girl!
Taking care of black skin is also different. You need more lotions and moisturizers to make sure it doesn't get ashy. Elbows, knees, hands, toes, face - all of them need to consistently be taken care of, moisturized, lotioned, shea butter, cocoa butter, regular lotions, baby oil, coconut oil.
Black women and attitude are often intertwined in many stereotypes. Some black women have attitude problems. It's just a matter of circumstances and everyone can catch attitude depending on what's happening.
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A little bit about us: We are Avri & Simas. We live in New York City! 🗽🏙 Much of what you see is based on our lives here along with influences from our home countries 🌎🌍
Our mission is to spread love and positivity. We embrace our cultural differences and learn from each other every day! We come from polar-opposite worlds, but we love life together 🤴🏼👸🏾 We are an interracial couple and an international family and we love to learn more about each other’s cultures, always!
As we are growing together, we also want to learn from our watchers! We realize the world is such a diverse place and our goal is to not only bring our side of the story, but hear yours too! Please don’t be shy to interact with us and tell us what you think 🙋🏾♀️🙋🏼♂️
In honor of Black History Month, we thought it would be appropriate to tackle the subject or race and interracial dating in a fun way. We did get into an interracial marriage after all. This is primarily about fun things we always discuss in our relationship and some of Avri's experiences dating as a black girl in New York and dating a white man.
Number one is black women and their hair. It's such a complicated topic. Black women have to go the extra mile to take care of their hair, especially those with 4c hair and their protective styles. It takes longer to wash, grow, maintain as well as comb, twist and braid. Curly hair is not easy to deal with Afro-textured hair is also more expensive to maintain. It has to be moisturized, conditioned, combed and taken care of on a regular basis. Then there are edges, which need to be laid down with a toothbrush and edge gel. Some women just opt to cut their hair short while others wear wigs, braid their hair, wear it in dreads or perm their hair. Whatever works, it's not an easy process. Black women also look like different people depending on their hairstyle. The Afro makes Avri look one way, while wearing dreads makes her look different. Regardless, she's a beautiful black girl!
Taking care of black skin is also different. You need more lotions and moisturizers to make sure it doesn't get ashy. Elbows, knees, hands, toes, face - all of them need to consistently be taken care of, moisturized, lotioned, shea butter, cocoa butter, regular lotions, baby oil, coconut oil.
Black women and attitude are often intertwined in many stereotypes. Some black women have attitude problems. It's just a matter of circumstances and everyone can catch attitude depending on what's happening.
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Don’t forget to like 👍, comment 📝, and subscribe 🛎
Follow us on social media!
Instagram: @simas_avri
TikTok: @avri_simas
Facebook: Avri & Simas
Support us on Patreon
Patreon: avrisimas
https://paypal.me/avrisimas
Invest using either of our referral codes to get free stocks on WeBull and Robinhood!
https://act.webull.com/in/611gJgy6rpG...
https://join.robinhood.com/simasu
https://join.robinhood.com/avrinaa
You can now get our official merchandise 👕👚: https://teespring.com/stores/avri-sim...
Join our community! avri_simas
FluidFreeRide scooter: http://fluidfreeride.com?ref=67
A little bit about us: We are Avri & Simas. We live in New York City! 🗽🏙 Much of what you see is based on our lives here along with influences from our home countries 🌎🌍
Our mission is to spread love and positivity. We embrace our cultural differences and learn from each other every day! We come from polar-opposite worlds, but we love life together 🤴🏼👸🏾 We are an interracial couple and an international family and we love to learn more about each other’s cultures, always!
As we are growing together, we also want to learn from our watchers! We realize the world is such a diverse place and our goal is to not only bring our side of the story, but hear yours too! Please don’t be shy to interact with us and tell us what you think 🙋🏾♀️🙋🏼♂️
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