How likely would you date or marry outside your own race?

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   delmer47posted 12 years ago

   How likely would you date or marry outside your own race?
   
   This question isn't meant to put anyone on the spot. I am just curious how people feel about this subject in the 21st century

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   ubanichijiokeposted 12 years ago

   There is 90% chance. Never a problem.There is 90% chance. Never a problem.

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   Emmyboyposted 12 years ago

   It will definitely be a dream come true for me especially if the girl/s in question is asian preferrably Japanese...

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   Miss Paulaposted 12 years ago

   It shouldn't matter on race as long as you love that person.

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   LittlePaydayposted 12 years ago

   my boyfriend and I look like total opposites. I am Caucasian and he is Canadian Indian, not to mention he is also covered in tattoos and has piercings and I have none Love knows no boundaries my friends.

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   Rosemary Banksposted 12 years ago

   I don't have a problem with it at all bring it on..

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   princess gposted 12 years ago

   very likely, have plenty of times. will again

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   dashingscorpioposted 12 years ago

   My first marriage was outside of my race.
   I believe love is color blind.

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   iviskeiposted 12 years ago

   Very, very likely. I'm determined to marry a Japanese person~

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    xXSweetiXxposted 12 years ago

    True love is not measured by color. When love is pure, the boudaries are endless.

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    mtkomoriposted 12 years ago

    I'm already married to someone of the same race, but if I weren't, I'm likely to date outside my race but marrying is an entirely different question.

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    Rastamermaidposted 12 years ago

    It's about 50-50 because I only care if they respect,love me and treat me well.
    
    We restrict ourselves in many ways but a man's color isn't one of my restrictions. MY only restriction is gender,I will only date and marry a man,doesn't matter what color,ethnicity,or birth place.
    
    Love is where you find it!

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    stanwshuraposted 12 years ago

    Ewww!!!   I can't even imagine it!   Such a waste of time.  Such head games.  Such bullshit.
    
    Oh - the race thing?  Couldn't care about that any less.  I think, actually, that when two people of different races/ethnicities/skin tones are romantically/sexually attracted to each other, it immediately lifts the excitement and subliminally delivers the message from each to the other that their mutual values are such that superficial bunk and (even in 2011!!!!) the possibility of public scrutiny (at least in some parts of the "yeee hawww, git along liddle dawgie!" United States doesn't matter one damned bit. 
    
    Before I "untwisted" my understanding of my own sexuality, I actually did have a relationship with a black girl from Piscataway, NJ. whom I met when our choirs got together during a tour my high school "Chamber Singers" was doing (Hanover, MA).
    
    It was rivetting, exciting - she was sensual and yes - even though I am gay ('splains a lot that I'll not get into here) - pretty damned hot.  She had an energy and allure and I an underclassman naivete that I thought the fact that she was older and from "Jersey", had such an absolutely irresistible "dangerousness" or "I can't believe I'm 'playing' so far out of my league!" - my words now at 39, not how I put it at 16 - quality to it.
    
    And yes, even now, I can appreciate that I thought she was just so satiny and sophisticated (and a damned f@#$ing hot-good alto - who could hit we tenors' mid-range notes with Etta James sultriness.  Hey - I was smitten, man!
    
    Anyway - the racial thing is irrelevant on the "bad side" and tantalizing on the good.  But - I haven't been on a date, or even stepped into "my kind of bar" in a gajillion years - and I don't miss it.  That's a long story, too.  No - not "scarred for life" by some trauma or rejection or whatever.  Just not interested anymore.  My health, my music, my writing, and how I feel about making life better for those folks I serve in my "day job" are plenty taxing and fulfilling.

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    chasemillisposted 12 years ago

    probably about 5-10% likely to interracial marry...Idk I'm just not as attracted to people who don't look somewhat like me. But who knows, personality kicks the crap out of looks any day

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    AngelTraderposted 12 years ago

    I can honestly say I have stuck, 100%, with the human race! To be honest I can't envisage that changing in the near future!

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    jacqui2011posted 12 years ago

    If I met and fell in love with someone outside my race, it wouldn't be an issue for me. It would depend on the person as I don't think that race would come into it. Love knows no boundaries.

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    Saugasfinestposted 12 years ago

    I think it doesnt make a difference. Religion seems to spark more controversy nowadays then race anyways.... But i'll leave elaborating on that subject alone, Lol
    
    I absolutely would marry outside of my race.

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    selfdefenselessonposted 12 years ago

    There is a good as chance as there is for marrying one of my same race. All depends on chemistry, timing, personality and compatibleness

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    daskittlez69posted 12 years ago

    I am a white guy (Native American and German descent) and I married an Asian woman.  There is only one race as far as I am concerned and that is the human race.

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    Chouji-Von-Lycanposted 12 years ago

    race has nothing to do with being in a relationship, if you love soem one, go for it

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    ikechiawazieposted 12 years ago

    very likely. i am not bothered by race or color

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    ArockDaNinjaposted 12 years ago

    I live in one of the most diverse cities in the U.S. It's very likely for me. Have before, will again.

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    realtalk247posted 10 years ago

    If the man of my dreams came in a different color, I could care less.
    Yes to love.

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