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INTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPS

Group Created by lucky6

If you are a believer in interracial relationships whether its white with black, hispanic with white, chinese with black or whatever the case may be...join here and discuss your issues, thoughts, ideas...and support one another :-)

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  1. jeryia
    01-10-2014 11:46 AM - permalink
    jeryia
    I just started today.
    and I want to get some opinions on black men dating outside their race.
    One african american said it's bad because not only in America, but in Africa Africans are being colonized by caucasians,Australia with aborigines were put on verge of extinction by caucasians, in India with the lost african tribes on verge of extinction through Indian mix and British colonizing, in Saudi Arabia the original african tribes are being depleted by mix with Iran,Iraq and Turkey and south east Europe colonization. Mean while black citizens are procreating with other races while this is happening.
    I don't know if he meant are identity as pure blacks or our heritage and culture
  2. Melky
    12-22-2013 12:43 PM - permalink
    Melky
    Im new here also and I hope to make some great friends to conversate with.
  3. JAHvaris
    12-16-2013 11:55 PM - permalink
    JAHvaris
    I am new to this group and I am all for interracial relationships!! I want to know tough why is it that so many handsome African Americans where their pants sagging. It drives me crazy and not to mention looks so tacky and is a total turn off!!!
  4. Higurashi
    11-06-2013 07:55 AM - permalink
    Higurashi
    I'm SOOO lucky to have parents that don't care about race/ethnicity. I can date any girl I want as long as she is pretty and loves me for who I am

    It's the early 21st Century and has been so for a while now! The world's no place for racism, bigotry, and the like! I just wish racist, bigoted boneheads would just go away!
  5. proffessor joseph moyo
    12-10-2012 07:09 AM - permalink
    proffessor joseph moyo
    Hi everyone,I'm new in this but I believe with your love u can make me feel at home
  6. hotlips10178
    12-10-2012 02:07 AM - permalink
    hotlips10178
    hello everyone! Im new here so please be patient with me until i get to know this site
    Im a fun outgoing person who hopes to get to know the same of you. and make you my friends.Im single and looking for someone who can warm my heart look forward to hearing from you
  7. jenbrody
    11-19-2012 05:11 PM - permalink
    jenbrody
    Hello everyone

    I am new to this forum. I am African American(w/mixed race heritage) and my husband of seven years is Caucasian. I have always been open to dating men of all races. I have gone out on a few dates with black men but white men seemed to be more attracted to me than black men. The sense that I got is that I'm a bit too square I guess

    In any case my husband and I really are soul mates and best friends, and we couldn't imagine being with anyone else because outside of the color of our skin we are so much alike.....much more so than anyone that he or I have ever met.

    I would have to say that just because someone is the same race as yourself it does not mean that you will be compatible. My husband and I are compatible because we love the same things, travel, food, entertainment, music (not movies though) and we think similarly so we are right for each other. He doesn't see me as being any different from himself and I don't see him as any different from myself.

    As far as acceptance I can honestly say that I haven't noticed an issue. I am fully accepted by my husband's family. I have never felt weird or insecure around my husband or white neighbors and I have never felt any hostility when I am in public. We live in a predominantly white community and we socialize with our neighbors and have never had any issue or have even been asked about our marriage. It's really a non issue.

    I also want to add that for me I don't see myself as different so I don't expect whites to be hostile about our marriage. I think having been exposed to many races and cultures at an early age helped with this. From age four onward I was socialized among whites. My mother was also in an interracial relationship from the time that I was 9 years old and throughout my childhood I lived in all white communities so I was exposed early on and have felt comfortable around whites. I know this is not always the case with some African Americans.

    Some here have spoken about a stigma attached to black women about being overly sensitive and angry. I have seen this too and I think it speaks to having less exposure and socialization with whites and other races/cultures. Also too much exposure to a collective belief that you will be thought of as inferior and struggle because of your race.
  8. Seekingcreativity
    11-19-2012 02:43 PM - permalink
    Seekingcreativity
    I don't believe in interracial relationships. I love humans!! Haven't seen a martian, but hey if they are appealing to my eyes, I might have to show interest. And I am just a chocolate skinned human, loving all my peaches, pinks, tans, sand browns, onyx colored, beige, yellow, reddish hue peoples.
  9. lydia415
    10-03-2012 10:28 PM - permalink
    lydia415
    I support interracial relationships also. I have dated a White man, Black and a Lebanese. People like and are attracted to what they happen to like. I personally treat people well, and in turn get treated the same. If a man thinks I am unattractive because I'm black, that's his choice and not my problem. So far, no one has told me that. It's an interesting topic.
  10. ZoeChalupa
    09-27-2012 01:56 PM - permalink
    ZoeChalupa
    I thought this was a interesting article, because I use to wonder why a lot of white guys did not like being serious with a black woman such as myself:



    Competing Egos: Why White Men & Black Women Don’t Date Each Other

    There have been numerous debates concerning the reason why white men do not want to marry black women. Although untrue, the argument is that white men don't date and marry black women because they generally don't find them sexually attractive. This has become a hot issue within Stanford University Professor Ralph Richard Banks' new book "Is Marriage For White People? How The African-American Marriage Decline Affects Everyone." In the book Banks discusses why black women should date "out" and not "down." She should get married to her equal in education and finance... rather that her equal in background. Statistically, 60 percent of the American black male population has been incarcerated and/or lack higher education. Thus, many successful black women remain unmarried- yet reluctant to date outside of their race. On the contrary, many successful black men are increasingly marrying women outside of their race... and some are saying that white men just aren't interested in filling the gap.
    Historically, white men have been very diverse in their choices for mates. Wherever they laid conquest in foreign lands, they also laid the native ladies. Still today, the notion that white men don't find black women attractive is preposterous, especially when numerous white male commentators on various television networks have openly claimed, that Beyoncé Knowles is their ideal woman. Other notable black women, that white men publicly love to dream about include- the actress Halle Berry, singer and song writer Rihanna, actress Stacy Dash, singer and actress Janet Jackson and models: IMAN, Naomi Campbell and Tyra Banks just to name a few. The reason why many white men don't date and then marry black women today is not because they are sexually un-attracted, it is primarily because white men and black women have become culturally- the dominant sexes of their races. Consequently, it becomes difficult for one to submit unto the other.
    White men typically have been the bread winners in their families for hundreds of years. Our society has been based upon that very ideal- the man goes to work and makes the money while the woman stays home and makes the home a comfortable place to live. However for black women, this cultural phenomenon has been working in reverse for over 150 years. Since the end of slavery, typically black women have had the responsibility of being the primary bread winners for their families. Even though black men may have worked during the turn of the century, they were often separated from their families by sharecropping or other form of seasonal labor. After slavery, it was difficult for black men to maintain jobs. While black women became figures of comfort in white American homes, black men were seen as culturally dangerous and sometimes perceived as savages. In the early 1900s black women became the iconic Aunt Mammy of America- common necessities for the operation of middle class white women's households. This phenomenon is discussed in Frances Beal's 1969 "Black Woman's Manifesto; Double Jeopardy" and depicted on screen in the recent bestseller book turned Academy Award winning movie "The Help." Both of these pieces discuss the subservient disposition of the African American women. However, overtime the high incidents of incarceration, lack of education and inability to support offspring have given black men a diminishing role in their households. While the increasing education levels and steady employment of black women have made them the backbone of their families and arguably, the dominant sex within the African American community.
    White men have almost always had their choice selection of women- however stereotypical. Their choice woman is usually more subservient within the home. Why white men don't marry black women is because they are in competition with the black woman's ego- also known as, her attitude. The black woman's attitude is by all means a product of her dominant role within her cultural household. It is something that she feels she has earned- and until recently- been unwilling to relinquish. Yet, with growing concerns over being able to find suitable black males to marry, black women have increasingly become more open to addressing this issue. Conversely, white males have yet to face this type of crisis and remain choosy amongst all races of women.
    Interesting to note in this recent hot topic discussion, that not only do white men tend to pick most other races before choosing that of a black women, but black woman themselves tend to prefer dating most other races of men before dating white men- including Latino, Jewish, Middle Eastern and Italian men. For many black women, white men are the least desirable in their dating pool of males (asides from Asian) because they are seen as weak. Successful black women tend to seek a strong confidant companion, financially, physically and mentally. Not that white men are not economically sound and intelligent- on the contrary, many black women see them in such a light. Nevertheless, they view white men as lacking confidence or swagger - an equal counterpart to the black woman's ego or attitude. Swagger, in the black community's ideology, directly correlates to sexual strength. Notable white male entertainers that possess swagger and heighten black women sexual antenna include: Brad Pitt, Matthew McConaughey, Simon Baker and Justin Timberlake.
    When it comes to their dating preferences -both white men and black women tend to be last to date one another. It is not the fact that white men find black women sexually unattractive. On the contrary, they do find them physically appealing. Race politics is generally not the concern either, because white men frequently date other racially ethnic groups. The black woman's strength and lack of submission is the reason why white men are turned off… and in the end, many are afraid to approach black women. For black women, they are accustomed to the confidant swagger of black men and are sexually turned off by the timid approach of white men. Black women generally see a white man as lacking swagger and sexual confidence- no matter how handsome he may be. In order for these opposites to unite more frequently, black women need to show a little more sensitivity while white men need to have more confidence in their approach. And for heaven's sake, don't be intimidated by any woman who shows strength.

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