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Dated a white guy once. He made me try fried chicken for the first time. Good stuff
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I’m African American female who was in a long term relationship with a Puerto Rican male. We have two sons. We live up north. Never really had a problem from others, just family. Learned a lot from their culture and he learned about mine. A lot of cooking, family get togethers. In the end, family saw dedication and commitment and came around. If interested in another race/culture, go for it.
I have and it was great. Biggest hurdle was getting family buy in
I feel the same. You don’t really feel the difference until you meet the family
I have and it’s no big deal. It depends on where you live though. The south, you get lots of stares, north, no one cares. Family may be the problem. My family is not very accepting of people from other cultures/races
I a Puerto Rican guy have dated: filipino, korean, white, colombian, and venezuelan.
People are people, no real issues.
All of mine have been (maybe because I myself am mixed, so no one is exactly what I am). They’ve all seemed pretty normal to me. The whole “interracial” aspect of my relationships have never been a thing.
Same experience. I'm the product of generations of interracial dating. I don't think it's the "race" aspect that is the hang up for most relationships. I think it's the differences in the culture you were raised in and the expectations for relationships that that culture instilled in you.
Love the ones I dated so far. 🤩