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  1. RightCoastLexSteele

    I like my coffee with some Bacardi or Brugal. I have a friend named Curly and he likes his coffee with sake. Some may call us alcoholics. I like to think of it more as up for adventure.

    I feel more comfortable dating outside my race, usually a latina because although I wasnt bred in NYC, I came from an environment where blacks, latinos and whites all co-existed. Once you know how to relate to someone all that’s left to be figured out is whether or not there is any attraction. I cant lie, there’s also the exotic appeal or maybe I could say the “not what you’re used to appeal”. And all that “They are basically black” stuff only goes so far cuz I can tell you from experience that our generation is open to the idea, but trust her papi no te gusta que un moreno esta “boinking” su hija. No te gusta…ay pobreci…

    ***Turns the merengue back up***

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  2. Lanny

    Well put Seattle. Interracial dating is something that’s here to stay and everyone will always have mixed feelings about it, all across the board. Asians aren’t too happy all the time when they see the girls with the white guys, but then some rather see them with the white guy than a Latino. Interestingly enough, there’s even a tier of what is semi acceptable for interracial dating. It’s okay to date the white guy, but if you bring home an Indian, that may not fly. As you said, it’s never black or white, sometimes it’s yellow and brown, or even yellow and yellow, just different countries. As long as we know who we are and love who we are with, I’m down. Better to spread more love, so let’s spare the wasted energy of the “looks” and just look the other way. Maybe, it’s not really about color, maybe it’s about other people being happy. Just saying….

    -Lanny from Cali

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  3. Sowhatiff Jenkins

    “but all Brothers who date outside their race have one commonality. An open mind.”

    Now now Seattle…”all” statements can get us into some trouble. There are those Black men that date outside of their race specifically because they are closed to dating black women. That kind of contradicts with the open mind idea.

    As per the double standard, for me, an interracial couple comprised of a Black man and another ethnic or racial minority, is an easier pill to swallow. pause. There is a commonality that still exists (in my mind). I feel terrible for saying this sometimes, but no point in punking out…there is just something bothersome when the woman is white. I’m pretty sure is has something with history and all that…or maybe I just don’t get it. Either way, sigh.

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  4. Seattle Washington

    I was waiting for someone to call me out on that and it just had to be you, huh Tiff? Well you’re right, some of us just write off Black women because of bad experiences. Nonetheless, they don’t say woe is me and complain, they just jumped ship. Hence a somewhat open mind. Right? Right?

    Yeah…

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  5. “So why the double standard ladies? Why do some Brothers get the thumbs up and proverbial pat on the ass for dating a Dominican woman while others get the eye roll when they’re seen walking with their Chinese better half? Let me know.”

    Because it isn’t seen as interracial dating. Do you call Black Americans dating Black West Indians (Jamaican, Trinidadian, Haitian, etc) ‘interracial dating’?

    Most Dominicans are black/mixed with black (even though many deny it, but lets not get into that) so they’re not a different race, but different nationality or ethnicity.

    I’m kind of confused why you striked out “I mean have you seen them?” Or was that supposed to be a funny and I’m too slow to get it, lol.

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    The Award Winning RightCoastLexSteele, The Icon Reply:

    “Do you call Black Americans dating Black West Indians (Jamaican, Trinidadian, Haitian, etc) ‘interracial dating’? ”

    No, but they should…Black Americans are a different breed, I swear.

    Yea, I said it.

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    angela Reply:

    Different breed? Sure the culture is different (we eat plantains, not collard greens!) but different breed? Dang.

    Funny, all the black people I know though (at school, in my neighborhood) except for just one are ALL West Indian, so maybe I’m just not aware.

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    Dash Reply:

    Thank you Angela. When will people get it through their heads Latino is an ethnicity NOT a race. You CAN be a black latino, as well as a white latino, mestizo, mulattoo etc. The latino ethnicity is made up of African, indigenous and european. Let’s educate ourselves please.

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  6. James L. Parker

    Hello,
    I’m an AA male married to a black women. Marrying her is probably the worst thing I ever did in my life. She has cheated on me several times and she abuses my children. I work in a very diverse and integrated environment. Surprisingly enough, I find that I get more attention from Asian, Latin and White women than black women. I have a few asian and latin women who have become good friends of mine and I find them to be very attractive and I know they find me attractive as well. I would not have any problem dating them. They seem to be a lot nicer and sincere about relationships and don’t have a problem with me being an AA. Please advise.

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    angela Reply:

    So because you married a woman (of your own race) that turned out to be bad, you’re looking into dating non black women to solve your problems?

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