Just when I thought that my respect level for black women could not get any lower than it already was, I was shown more proof that you can never see the bottom of the crap they are willing to do to get DNA… you know, D*ck N Attention!  The video and story below are just sad to me and at first I was figuring that It had to be fake but alas it has become par for the course especially for dark skinned hair hatted bedwenches.

This is like bedwenchers gone wild here.  This woman is willing to leave behind her kids to start a life with a man that is a career criminal that lives in another country!

If a black man were to do something this disgusting, he would be called all sorts of sellouts, coons, sambos, uncle toms and whatever other sad comment that could be made to describe a person we believe are willing to do anything to be accepted or just in the presence of whites yet somehow most black women avoid thse names.

Men who are in jail tell any lie they can to a woman hoping to get her to be a fool and bail them out or help them get on their feet when they get out.  Another thing is that when these men have the backing of somewhere to go when they get out and a stable house, the parole board would be more willing to let them out but this woman is just happy to get her a white man.

Oh & PS, If you do the math, you will see that she was pregnant with her now 4 year old when she started writing the French Vanilla Felon so what type of woman do you think this is?  Bet you that every child is by a different man, A different white man!  Different races, same problems!

A British mother-of-three is leaving her young children behind to fly to the United States and marry a prisoner who she met online.Jennifer Butler, 29, plans to fly 5,000 miles to marry 23-year-old convicted felon Christopher Mosier.

“I know he did a terrible crime but he’s a changed man,” Butler, who has three children under the age of 10, told the Daily Star. “He’s going to make a wonderful husband and a brilliant stepdad to my children.”

The single mother started writing Mosier in July 2011 after she saw his profile on the website writeaprisoner.com. His profile explicitly stated that he was sentenced to 15 years for a violent burglary and drug charges in 2009.

“I felt sorry for him being locked up, nobody to talk to except other prisoners,” she said. “Of course, I didn’t condone his crimes. But he was still a human being, and deserved to have a friend.”

The couple wrote three letters to each other per week and then in June 2013, Butler stopped receiving them.

“I felt really sad that I hadn’t heard from him. That’s when I realized my feelings for him ran a lot deeper. I no longer saw him as just a friend anymore,” she said.

It turns out the prison had been on lockdown and he could not retrieve any stamps to write her.

“Some people might think I’m bonkers for falling in love with a prisoner. And not everyone will agree with our relationship,” Butler said. “But Chris is a wonderful man. Sure, he made a few mistakes in the past, but everybody deserves a second chance.”

Her children, Tyler, 8, Tristan, 7, and Mia, 4, have also written Mosier.

When the two met in person last year, he proposed.

“He held my hand and said how much I meant to him and he got emotional. He never usually does,” she said. “He then said he wanted to make me happy and asked me to marry him. I just broke down. I said of course I would.”

Mosier is up for parole in September and the two plan to marry after his release.

Butler insists that once she is settled in the U.S. she will send for her kids.