British-Nigerian personality Stephanie Coker explains why she can not be friends with Nigerian Women

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[@julietcapps3416]

It's black women everywhere

[@nkenzitv]

So have you ever experienced this before

[@IraQxNajafia]

Idk i have seen a few moroccan ladies do that, the type that either grew up there or was raised as if she still living there...

[@nkenzitv]

@@IraQxNajafia, I agree this happens all the time. The question is why it happens. I do think there is an unspoken complex.

[@IraQxNajafia]

@@nkenzitv i think, they just think that we think we re better than them bcs we were raised in more developed countries.
As for greeting the men a lot of these women do see men as a way to get out their homeland and live the "good" life. Idk thats most of what i understood of them, it still annoying but taking their behaviour personal doesnt really benefit us.

[@julietcapps3416]

@@nkenzitv black women of every culture act like men are Gods.