No?
Frankly it's really stupid. I've dated 2 black women and 1 Korean-Canadian woman in my life and neither time did I ever feel the need to discuss race until SHE brought it up.
I've also been asked if I have a preference for black women because apparently there are people who have only ever seen me with a black woman. Which is funny because I've dated TONS of white women and have crushes on white women, I've dated a Korean, I have feelings right now for a half-Caucasian half-Cree woman. The fact I fancied a few black women was just random.
I like Humans. If you're Human and you're really sweet, kind, accepting, warm, comforting and funny then odds are I'll like you.
I remember one of the black women I was dating on our second date she just out of nowhere asked me if I'd have a problem with us. It was funny because when I met her friends (who were predominantly black) I didn't have any problems, I felt welcomed and at home...it was ironically her sister who really had it in for me and didn't like me because I'm whiter than white. I'm a tall Germanic guy of German, French, British and Latvian decent. I felt kind of put off by that because I never once judged her for race and yet she really didn't seem to like her sister dating a white guy.

I dated my first white boy when I was 13, nobody had a problem with us at all that I know of. And plus we were 13, we had a bunch of other things we wanted to talk about and focus on 😏😏
But I have been in relationships with other races as an adult and race has been a subject. A lot of these white men be the first to ask if I date white people 🤦🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️ and so it kind of puts me in an awkward position because like bruh I don't care about what race you is bro, believe it or not. I know I get into a lot of discussions about race on here but in real life if you're cool, I don't fukin care what your race is.

for me, it’s more of an ethnicity thing. things are pretty strict and traditional in my family. the only time i see race being brought up in a future relationship of mine is if it’s with a white man. my first boyfriend was a white guy and it wasn’t a really good experience. to this day, i still have moments where i realize there was a lot of fetishization and micro aggressions in that relationship. to be fair, we were really young. still doesn’t change anything about the way i feel around white guys. they’re either a hit or miss, especially in michigan.

I had a girlfriend from Sweden who was half-swedish and half-ugandan, we eventually lived together for over a year, I don't remember really discussing how race affected our relationship.
Whenever the subject came up it was always something outside, like how Swedish people would always ask her where she was from but would automatically assume I was Swedish because I'm white. It may seem small but it really got to her.

I’m Scandinavian and my girlfriend is black. We are an interracial lesbian couple but her family and mine are accepting. Society, not so much, though.

I am sorry! You met lots of nuisances! You still address them your ex-boyfriends but basis what you mentioned they don't deserve this title at all. Didn't they think over it before getting into relationship with you. Shame on them!

Hope you find the man of your choice soon! The one who likes you and accepts you the way you are. Good Luck!👍

Tbh I grew up in a community where I was the minority and I'm white so I dont think about someone's skin color but the person they are on the inside and I know my family could care less if who I brought home was any race. It's about you as a person. I think segregation makes people ignorant and that's a big problem

I got romanticized a few times. The notion of being with a Native American and then having half native babies was kinda odd. Mostly came from bilagaana women (white) and....I guess some pocohontas aspect, a disney like affect. Always found it odd. "He's a native american" or "He's an actual Indian"...mmm...

I have never discussed race with my family. We are a multiracial family with Native, White and Asian members. No one cares what color skin the other person has.

Never. My ex was an American and I never had to deal with that being an indian. My family didn't approve of it initially but it was because of the nature of the relationship.

Other than that they never judged anyone on the basis of race.

Nah, I've been interested in several guys that were different races... My family surprisingly never complained. They were upset the one was agnostic but they kept mum about it 😬

Once I had a Jewish guy tell me if we were to get married I need to pretend to be Jewish around his family.

I luv shrimp more than him.

Though I am dark, I've had men from all backgrounds interested in me. But the real question is, would I be interested in them?

The answer is probably not.
My preference is for an All American guy.

I had a serious crush on a black woman when I was in college. I asked her out. She said no... and pretty much confirmed that it was because I was white.

This was over 30 years ago. Times have changed.

But, maybe not as much as they should ...

Something I will add, this is an example that, in order for this issue to stop. This generation and the next has to make sure that this prejudice and questioning around race stops with the older generations.
I don't get how two people can get on only for it suddenly to be an issue around race, because what family make it real?

There’s never been a need.

This unfortunately doesn't surprise me

Really? that's weird.

I guess, at this point, I don't understand how people get hung up on race. I'm from a traditional, conservative family, but when my cousin married a black woman, no one cared about anything except if she treats my cousin well or not. She does, and her family are awesome. That's all that counts. Were a few eyebrows raised? Sure. Probably on both sides. But 5 minutes after meeting her family, everyone was sold. It should be as simple as that.

It has come up in dating situations, but when I married, my husband’s mother was Afro-Cuban. He also had French-Haitian roots as I do. So we were a black couple.

Nah. I don't care what the lady's race is. Never been a thing for me

Slightly.

When I was in my dating years in the 90s I would have been more conflicted about having a black girlfriend. That was stupid and cowardly. Now, I'd not hesitate, especially as I'm more attracted in general, to black women than white women!

Means it's scary to bring me home. !

What phucken backward country do you live in

my family doesn't care about race. my family looks like the united nations building. they just want someone who is christian, preferably catholic. but with the woman's family, i might have to. if im in an interracial relationship

Never. Although my first girlfriend was from a protestant family which did cause some questions to be raised. That issue is still sensitive here among some people. Though thankfully my parents aren't like that any more.