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Old 03-20-2006, 05:09 PM
Jill1228 Jill1228 is offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by honeychile
Following a preference is one thing. Denying a very real attraction because you feel you're better than the other person is what would make you a racist.
DING! DING! DING! DING! She hit the nail on the head!
Honeychile, do you know that I think you are awesome?

I really want to see the movie "Something New". I will probably buy it when it comes out on DVD and watch it with Mr. 1228.

My bio sister and I have had this conversation before. She says she could never date anyone outside her race. Does that make her (or anyone else who has said this) a racist? Hardly. Does it make them close minded? Good question

I have NO issues about dating or marrying outside my race. Been there, done that, have the bling to prove it. Mr. 1228 was NOT the first time I have dated outside my race. First time I dated/married outside my nationality (those damned Canadians!)


If someone had a problem with it, it was THEIR problem, not mine.

Back to the question:

If someone says that they don't want to date outside of their race, does it make them close minded? Not racist, but close minded for not expanding horizons...
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