@Alifeinterrupted
Are you living in the U.S.
I remember on EP that there were “women” from Ghana messaging people and it was a fraud.

These men might think you are a guy.

@Pfuzylogic well on the site my photo is up and my profile was verified..didnt even bother to respond

@Alifeinterrupted
That is sad.
I thought we were beyond that.
I see many interracial relationships in the U.S. I can’t imagine any race being discriminated against.

@TinyViolins this is an interesting point

@TinyViolins Facts.

@Danez you'd be surprised

@Alifeinterrupted apparently. I date primarily outside my race and I don’t think much about anyone thinking it’s taboo or wrong. It seems natural to me.

@sarabi where would you say its taboo

@Alifeinterrupted in many many countries. Yes, to this day.

@AmbivalentFriability really? So you're racist?

@ThePerfectUsername wow that seems so odd to me, maybe because there are many Asians living here in the U.S. and I grew up around so many and have dated many. One of my first girlfriends was Korean.

@Danez I imagine the same thing happens all over the world. Just substitute "white" and "asian" for whatever nationalities apply to your area. In the place I lived for most of my life the asians in question were 2nd and 3rd generation Pakistani immigrants still living with their parents and grandparent and pretty much bound by the old customs. Local white girls were viewed as "fair game" for Pakistani youths - but Pakistani girls were accompanied by substantial dowries if delivered "intact" to potential Pakistani husbands and it was the older generation who paid that dowry so they were still very much in control of who their girls associated with. No virginity = shame on the entire family - so they watch their girls like hawks but let the boys run riot. It's all extremely unhealthy.

@ThePerfectUsername lol fair enough. Like you say, different places in the world are partial to their own kind.