How do your parents feel about you dating outside of your race?

You go girl.

Is it because a lot of the Irish girls are like that (in)famous bird from Magaluf ?

I guess it's a combination of both. My parents are Hindu Indian and they don't believe in romantic love. They think it's something vile & disgusting that should be discouraged and only "bad" and "immature" young people claim to be in love.

It doesn't stop me from getting into relationships though. I just have to be discreet about it!


Your patents are against dating as well?

Do White people realise there will be no White's left because you're too busy having mixed race babies?Do you understand what the multicultural MELTING pot is and who created it? Why White countries are being flooded with mass-immigration that's destroying and replacing the White population? For anyone who says love is all that matters, think about the statistics of interracial dating and it's genocidal effect. All you see is White women with half black babies, but rarely ever a father. Why do you think that is? Get some self respect and stop killing your own people. One true love is a load of crap, you may fall in love with someone out your race but you'll end up single with a mixed race baby like the rest of them.

This kind of moronic backward so called "thinking" should appall anyone with half a brain cell. How has this got a rep?

Interesting mix.

I am Hindu , my parents don't mind religion but they told me that I can only marry within my own race. Fortunately I am not into interacial , I am currently dating a Christian Tamil girl from the same caste and town as my parents ,I am planning to convert to marry her ( we have many converts in our familly.

Many Indian parents feel that the worst thing that a daughter can do on this earth is marrying a an outcaste. (yes there is racism, ignorance, xenophobia, and of course good old ethnic pride).

I knew a girl, that was dating a white guy.A few years later, her parents visited her in Louisiana and learnt that she was with a white guy and realized that she was either married or in a serious relationship. They felt ashamed and disgraced beyond anything I can imagine.

Her parents then came back to India, but not to their home. They moved somewhere else, without coming back to the neighborhood, or facing anyone they knew in the neighborhood. They sold their house through a proxy and moved away. Don't know what happened after that. The same parents also disowned their son for marrying outside their caste. There were very conservative and proud of their caste.

Many Indian parents feel that the worst thing that a daughter can do on this earth is marrying an untouchabe. (yes there is racism, ignorance, xenophobia, and of course good old ethnic pride).

My sister fell in love with an white guy in high school. I snitche her to my parents, and actually made her switch schools. Then sent her to India to have an arrange marriage, know she is happily married to an Indian guy .

Ikr, there are a few more here and there, but I wont bore you with the details lol