How hard is it for me to get a girlfriend at uni if im not white
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What kind of question is that? It won’t be hard, very few people date based solely on race, your character and how you present yourself is more important
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bruh why would ethnicity matter bro, I'm mixed and I do fine better than my white friends ngl.
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(Original post by Koreaboo)
bruh why would ethnicity matter bro, I'm mixed and I do fine better than my white friends ngl.
bruh why would ethnicity matter bro, I'm mixed and I do fine better than my white friends ngl.
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also to people who think im overthinking this then look at this chart and look at the asian country percentages https://i.redd.it/01q7qua5u8i51.jpg
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(Original post by Angelic Roar)
omg stop with the self pity and get out therew
omg stop with the self pity and get out therew
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(Original post by Anonymous)
weren't you the girl who said she was "shy and couldnt make friends", and your calling me out for self pity?
weren't you the girl who said she was "shy and couldnt make friends", and your calling me out for self pity?
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You have decided none of those are needed.
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(Original post by macy_m)
As hard as it is for every straight male attending uni
As hard as it is for every straight male attending uni
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wait no second to some request of how to eat fecal matter
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Ppl need to understand this is a valid question, maybe not a good one but still, anyone saying something like “stop with the self pity” should take a sec to think where this person could be coming from or what experiences they may have had in the past to cause them to ask this. There are numerous reasons why this question shouldn’t be ignored like they have no basis to ask it, for example the existence of colourism within the black race and against more darker skinned ppl. Also the likelihood of racial prejudices, whether an individual is racist or not, they still happen. However the question is kinda pointless, not because race doesn’t matter when it comes to dating, because it can, but because the answer to your question is circumstantial. Meaning you can never really know the answer to your question by getting individual answers, unless a specific university has a history of darker skinned ppl finding it hard to get a partner, which is very unlikely and would need quite a bit of research done to be taken seriously. Furthermore there are a lot more factors involved in whether you are attractive or likely to be someone’s type other than your skin colour that would do a better job of determining whether your chances of getting a gf/bf is higher or lower. I’d say don’t let any beliefs about race hinder you from putting yourself out there because that mindset will work against you. Even if someone flat out says your dark skin is a reason for them not being attracted to you, walk away, keep your head up and look elsewhere for a better person. Ps. You don’t have to be black this works with any ethnic minority.
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(Original post by Rheo)
Ppl need to understand this is a valid question, maybe not a good one but still, anyone saying something like “stop with the self pity” should take a sec to think where this person could be coming from or what experiences they may have had in the past to cause them to ask this. There are numerous reasons why this question shouldn’t be ignored like they have no basis to ask it, for example the existence of colourism within the black race and against more darker skinned ppl. Also the likelihood of racial prejudices, whether an individual is racist or not, they still happen. However the question is kinda pointless, not because race doesn’t matter when it comes to dating, because it can, but because the answer to your question is circumstantial. Meaning you can never really know the answer to your question by getting individual answers, unless a specific university has a history of darker skinned ppl finding it hard to get a partner, which is very unlikely and would need quite a bit of research done to be taken seriously. Furthermore there are a lot more factors involved in whether you are attractive or likely to be someone’s type other than your skin colour that would do a better job of determining whether your chances of getting a gf/bf is higher or lower. I’d say don’t let any beliefs about race hinder you from putting yourself out there because that mindset will work against you. Even if someone flat out says your dark skin is a reason for them not being attracted to you, walk away, keep your head up and look elsewhere for a better person.
Ppl need to understand this is a valid question, maybe not a good one but still, anyone saying something like “stop with the self pity” should take a sec to think where this person could be coming from or what experiences they may have had in the past to cause them to ask this. There are numerous reasons why this question shouldn’t be ignored like they have no basis to ask it, for example the existence of colourism within the black race and against more darker skinned ppl. Also the likelihood of racial prejudices, whether an individual is racist or not, they still happen. However the question is kinda pointless, not because race doesn’t matter when it comes to dating, because it can, but because the answer to your question is circumstantial. Meaning you can never really know the answer to your question by getting individual answers, unless a specific university has a history of darker skinned ppl finding it hard to get a partner, which is very unlikely and would need quite a bit of research done to be taken seriously. Furthermore there are a lot more factors involved in whether you are attractive or likely to be someone’s type other than your skin colour that would do a better job of determining whether your chances of getting a gf/bf is higher or lower. I’d say don’t let any beliefs about race hinder you from putting yourself out there because that mindset will work against you. Even if someone flat out says your dark skin is a reason for them not being attracted to you, walk away, keep your head up and look elsewhere for a better person.
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I don't know, there are other variables which also determine whether females might like you.
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Just as hard as it would be for a white person to presumably? Do people really factor in race when looking for a partner? I would’ve thought few do. As long as you’re approachable and respectful towards people you shouldn’t have any problems I wouldn’t have thought! Plus most unis are pretty diverse so there literally is someone for everyone

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