once you go black you’ll never go back
a famous line which means when you get your p-ssy f-cked by a black d-ck, you’re gonna be so loose that you’ll never go back to white, asian, latino, etc. d-cks
black man: once you go black you’ll never go back
white woman: o rly?
black man: ya rly!
false….yeah…..seriously
just like 1 being larger than 2, “once you go black you’ll never go back” is false.
basically once a white woman dates a black man she’s never going back to her family because they will disown her.
jamie: “hey family look at my new boyfriend!”
family: “wtf get that sh-t out of our house once you go black you’ll never go back… to your family!”
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