As an educator, I must clarify that there is no scientific evidence to suggest that the taste of sperm is determined by the race of the individual. The taste of semen can vary based on a variety of factors such as diet, hydration, and overall health. It is important to approach such topics with respect and sensitivity, focusing on accurate information and dispelling myths or stereotypes.
The preference for black or white color is subjective and depends on personal taste and context. Some may prefer black for its sophistication and elegance, while others may prefer white for its simplicity and purity. Ultimately, there is no definitive answer to which color is better as it is a matter of individual preference.
I've done the research on this and it is white, indistinguishable from the sperm of any other race.
If it wriggles, its sperm. Also, it should taste slightly salty. Hold a ultra violet lamp over the stain and if it glows then it may be sperm.
it's ok to swallow sperm. I do it all the time with black guys. it's better to do it with black guys than white guys because black guys are more tasty than white guys. IF YOU ENJOY IT LIKE ME NEVER STOP DOING IT
Yes,because sperm cell is not a color black...
White DEFINITELY!
No, the semen and sperm is the same for all men. What can change it is your diet.
there could be a bleed in the seminal tubes though the sperm of other mammals can range from white to gray
white is better but it is you opinion
black wiis have bad graphics cause me and my best friend can see better siting on the floor and i have a white wii and its way better than black wiis and my best friend has a black wii and white looks better than black cause you can see dust on black wiis so throw away a black wii or trade it in for a white wii
which is a better reflector of light-a black surface or a white surface
White lambs give you white wool, while, black sheep produce black wool. So just depends whether or not you like white better than black; or black better than white. Other than that there is no other differences between the two sheep.