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Does race matters in romance?

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Sorry, but the sex offender's charter strongly prohibits interaction with anyone that refers to themselves as "alpha" or any term used to describe a breast supporting device.

U jelly, brah? :smug:

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Reply 41

CryptoidAlien

I prefer my own race as i'd like to have white children. Although i'm not too keen on children in general. I'd also hate having a daughter.

Reply 42

someonesomewherexx

Original post by Beckyweck

It matters to some people and it doesn't matter to others. I personally don't find people outside of my race attractive but other people do. I can't help it, it's just the way I am.

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Thank you, Thank you, it's all relative. I also don't find people outside my race attractive, others may/may not, that's the way it works.

Reply 43

Ceryni

Never know where to put myself on these race-based surveys.... :s-smilie:

Reply 44

someonesomewherexx

Original post by 2ndClass

It really depends. Some races do look better than others. For example I think that white girls till the age of 23 are on average better looking. After that, they age like they're milk. By the time they're in their mid 30s, they start to look a complete mess. Beyond that however no one can touch a Dominican or a red bone black girl imo. I personally don't find Asians or orientals all that sexually/physically attractive either.

Just keepin it 100.

Red bone?

Reply 45

2ndClass

Original post by someonesomewherexx

Red bone?

google it.

Reply 46

Eva.Gregoria

Original post by someonesomewherexx

Red bone?

Light skinned mixed race black people.

One thing I've always wondered was why mixed race people are always referred to as black and never white?

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Reply 47

Alpha brah

Original post by 2ndClass

google it.

Read what she said with an "r" at the end for a second and was slightly disturbed... :tongue:

Reply 48

2ndClass

Original post by Alpha brah

Read what she said with an "r" at the end for a second and was slightly disturbed... :tongue:

You're a horny mofo today alpha

Reply 49

Alpha brah

Original post by 2ndClass

You're a horny mofo today alpha

I always am. Gotta beat them betas! :cool:

Reply 50

someonesomewherexx

Original post by Eva.Gregoria

Light skinned mixed race black people.

One thing I've always wondered was why mixed race people are always referred to as black and never white?

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I wondered that too! but it might be because if they're referred to as white, it'll be seen as black-erasure :redface:

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Reply 51

someonesomewherexx

Original post by 2ndClass

google it.

Don't need to :P, Eva.Gregoria was kind enough to let me know.

Reply 52

Raiden10

Original post by silvershadows

You don't get called sexist for being gay... so how is it racist for one to only be attracted to those in the same race?

Because we're designed to get with the opposite sex, we aren't designed to get with any particular race.

Reply 53

username242140

Original post by Raiden10

Well, that is a little racist :eek:

I can't help it. I also don't find blonde people attractive, or very short people. Or very thin people or very fat people. It's just the way things go.

Reply 54

Tyrion_Lannister

Original post by Raiden10

Because we're designed to get with the opposite sex, we aren't designed to get with any particular race.

Why is it racist? I don't find blondes attractive, is that discriminatory

Reply 55

Alpha brah

Original post by Quiddi

what about white girls with a preference?

If you're not fetishising them (basically, being weird and stereotyping etc. to the point where you see someone as an object) no problem with it IMO :smile:

Reply 56

username991125

Original post by Tyrion_Lannister

Fair enough, I just think it tends to be more that a lot of white people don't take are of their skin rather than there being a genetic tendency to look like that

It's lifestyle I think. The constant obsession with tanning that a majority of white people have.

Reply 57

Tyrion_Lannister

Original post by yennibubs

It's lifestyle I think. The constant obsession with tanning that a majority of white people have.

Yeah, and that a lot of other cultures are more sun aware. Also a lot of other cultures put an emphasis on women being feminine, which means they take better care of their skin

Reply 58

Chihiro95

Original post by Tyrion_Lannister

Yeah, and that a lot of other cultures are more sun aware. Also a lot of other cultures put an emphasis on women being feminine, which means they take better care of their skin

Probably cleaner living, imo. Only differences I can see between British and Somali women's lifestyles is that processed foods, tobacco, alcohol and synthetic care products aren't available/used in Somalia. As a result they look very, very young.