this shit confirms so many stereotypes 
http://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/the-real-stuff-white-people-like/

http://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/the-real-stuff-white-people-like/
In fact, soul food and black women is the single strongest phrase/group pair we found.
Sample size: 526,000 OkCupid users at random and divided them into groups by their (self-stated) race.
I've never heard of this site... has anyone here registered to this small random dating site?
I did notice on the female list she lists 'my man' and 'pretty women' while on the male's list he wanted 'a good woman' and 'ladies'
Verdict: don't mean shit.
BGOL: Registered Members: 62,927
I don't know that site, but then I don't know about any dating site except Match.com because I see their commercials.
But a sample size of 526,000 users is not a de minimis amount, even if that is a smaller site.
I find the results interesting, especially since it is self-reported data. Wish a bigger more reputable site would do a similar study.
Trust this... no one wants BGOL to be polled on anything
Its not that its a reputable website... the sample is too low to mean absolutely anything other than these batches of people use these words on their sites. It doesn't take into consideration, like BGOL, that many of them are not looking for those inside their race, so their keywords would be different... instead they matched paired divisions. Seeing that it is random, that makes it worse when they did this. It is also dealing with choice of the applicant, which is not part of this sample criteria.
The bold is why I find the results interesting. By bifurcating the racial groups into Men/Women, the result is pure, unadulterated data of what the aggregate group consciously choose to represent on a dating site, regardless of their individual objectives. If one brotha on that site was looking for a white woman, and another a sista, the results wouldn't reflect those individual distinctions, as the aggregate data is what they choose to put as an interest/identifier on their respective page.
Of course it would be silly to use this study to substantiate a broad generalization, but raw metadata like this caught my attention because of the "Signs of Divorce" thread where Brothas commonly mentioned difficulties with highly religious women. Seeing that Black men and women respectively referenced their religion more than other races, to me at least, gave that particular thread some bite.
Its not that its a reputable website... the sample is too low to mean absolutely anything
uh....you know what statistical sampling is? how is 500,000 users too small - almost every single controlled survey uses way less subjects.
^This. If the sample size was 20 million, Blacks still wouldn't want to hear the truths about themselves.
uh....you know what statistical sampling is? how is 500,000 users too small - almost every single controlled survey uses way less subjects.
I don't really see anything terrible about these lists. And 'soul food' probably means the show/film and not actual food![]()
I've never heard of this site... has anyone here registered to this small random dating site?
uh....you know what statistical sampling is? how is 500,000 users too small - almost every single controlled survey uses way less subjects.
black people praying to a dead motherfucker.soul food, entertainment, and god. Yeah that sounds about right.
Not just blacks but it is funny how black people are so much more exceedingly religious than the other groups.black people praying to a dead motherfucker.
that makes a lot of sense.![]()
Not just blacks but it is funny how black people are so much more exceedingly religious than the other groups.
^This. If the sample size was 20 million, Blacks still wouldn't want to hear the truths about themselves.
Mexicans ain't doing that much better than blacks, just for starters, so that can't be everything. (Goes back to slavery.)Its called being at the bottom