Mixed race relationships how did your family react?

My family never said or did anything that seemed to indicate any difference whatsoever... Just the same as with any girlfriend I've ever had. However, some stupid people in uni turned out to be racist and started calling me "yellow fever" behind my back, and apparently thought I'm creepy for dating an Asian.. that's quite hurtful but would never influence me (if anything it shows me that those people are not worth my time it thoughts).

they didnt... my fam still dont know, and probably wont know untill im certain about our relationship

though out in public, old ladies and family's give me a weird disappointed look because seeing a brown girl with a white guy is basically like blasphemic to them

Loooooool

also wtf, pretty sad that people give you a weird look in 2017 SMH.

I think (in London at least) non-English parents are more likely to frown upon mixed race relationships.
White English parents seem less bothered imo.

Put it this way, if my mother found out I was in one, I wouldn't have the capacity to tell you how she reacted to it.

She should be thankful you bring a girl home at all

Gee, thanks.

I'm being serious. It wasn't an insult, not this time. :s 😄😜

Tbf I don't disagree with what you said. Well, not with the sentiment of it. I don't actually ring anyone back home, I read the thread title wrongly.

Mixed race relationships like white girl/guy black girl/guy Asian girl/guy etc how did your relationship work and how did your family treat your partner of a different race? You can answer if your parents are different races too. How did people on the street act etc.

Yeah, I agree. You see it a lot with east Asian and Indian girls, particularly Chinese and Vietnamese girls in London. Whenever they date outside their own race, they invariably seem to end up with white males. The cultural differences / can't speak Cantonese, Vietnamese etc excuses go out the window when it comes to white males. East Asian parents are happy to look the other way if their daughter's dating a white European.

Yeah...well the reason why the mixed race (white mixed with non-white) individual is so popular is because they are the idealised model of modern diversity: aesthetically not too dark and equipped with European features, The "coffee" coloured person is the ideal coveted by diversity-obsessed liberal whites. That's why such people are all over the television these days, particularly on adverts and middle-class dramas.