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Interracial datingI saw a TV commercial one day about 6 years ago that will always stick in my mind. It was about mixed kids and why they are so beautiful. It said God made them so extraordinarily beautiful to help them through the tough times. I started looking at these kids, and they are beautiful. If they are black and white, or asian and black or hispanic and white, or asian and hispanic. They all seem to be so exquisite. Of course my son is the cream of the crop. So how can something so wrong make such beautiful babies? I figured it out. It must not be wrong. I still wonder if I am suppose to be with a black man? Am I suppose to put my family through the pain? I think that they would accept it if they knew he was from God. I can imagine the family reunions. But we already have one black person coming there, my son. If they don't mind my son why would they mind Mr. Right? So why is there this big thing about not dating outside your race? That I can't understand. We have freedom of speech, and that right about bearing arms, but why such the ramble gamble about dating outside your race? So the idea of "keeping the races pure" has got to be the most racist thing I ever heard. One night my ex and I had a couple over to our house. Shorty (is my best friend here in Texas, even though she lives in San Antonio.) and her boyfriend at the time. We got into this big discussion started by my wonderful ex about 40 acres and a mule. He was being totally racist in everything he said, to even include interracial dating. I asked him why the hell did you marry a white girl? That question is one of the first
I ask a Black Man that I am seeing? Why are you attracted to white
women? The worse answer I can get is the "I love the contrast of
skin color when I am making love to a white woman." What? Better
responses would be "I don't discriminate, I like women of all colors."
or "All I have ever dated is white women, I don't know anything else."
So the next time you see a interracial couple just remember they are trying to make this a better world for us to raise our kids. I want to say thank you to the pioneers for paving the road for us. I love seeing an older couple with grown mixed kids; it soothes my heart. |