Let's keep it 100 most women date men of their own race exclusively so that's totally moot. The problem I keep witnessing is too many black men don't give a single ounce of push back they let guilt take over. We've learned through feminism that no one is entitled to your time or your body
Very interesting.
I know in public that as an IR couple, you can't help but be aware that you are an IR couple, because people looking at you remind you or situations can arise that remind you, I guess I was referring to when you're alone together... Do you just see her, the woman, and she just see you, the man, not as a black man, just her man.
By the way, why can't she touch your hair in public, what is your hair like, tell us, we love hair here.
lol.
You sound like a striking couple.Yes and yes!
I have long hair that I some times wear out like Colin Kaepernick does but less of a afro because I have softer wooly hair so mines just falls down. I could never get my afro poofed out... it just eventually keeps falling down.
You find this in relationships with religious identity/groups, as well.
Very true. In-group members often threaten pariah status on those who don’t conform to status quo. That’s one of the reasons why I love heterodox groups so my “norms” aren’t being policed so much.
I have never thought of an Asian woman dating a white man of stealing “my man”. Men are individuals, I need only one of them, the rest are free to put their dicks wherever they want.
Well said.
So many things in life would be much easier if we all have a live and let`s live attitude.
They're "ragging on him" because they're jealous
Funny enough I use to get teased all the time for dating white women. Now most of the dudes who use to make them jokes ended up with white girls. Looking back I realize everyone of them had single moms so God only knows the never ending guilt trips they had to suffer through that made them believe black women should be their only options. After thirty everyone settled down with a white chick. Ironically I didn't lol. Goes to show happiness ain't color coded
This.
Exactly! I’d be suspicious of people referring to their spouse by colour. That’s not what it is about.
So true. I've never been concerned about who's in someone else's bed. Only my own. The same goes for who makes someone else happy. None of my business. I am, however, keenly aware of the adage that "the personal is political", something to which a lot of people adhere.
Mais oui, M'sieur!
