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Trending & News Would you be comfortable being in relationship with a dark person?

I prefer darker skin. My boyfriend is white, but he has dark skin due to being half Guatemalan. I think dark skin is gorgeous and I prefer it over white skin. I’m somewhat dark but I wish I was darker. Sudanese skin is the most beautiful to me. Ultimately skin color isn’t really that important of a factor to me. If I fell in love with an albino, then I’d date them.
Sudanese? Interesting! It's the Persian princesses for me. That color is just intoxicating.
@DrPepper12 a bit too light for my taste
Do you wish you were as dark as the woman in the picture?
Yes. I’m partially white so my skin genetics was ruined
Okay! But why would a light skinned person wish to be darker?
Because dark skin is better. Also, don’t call me light skinned
Better.. in what way?
It looks better and barely ages
Yeah, why would their skin tone concern me?
Because it's dark complexion
You okay with dark skin?
Because to many people it is especially if they're light skinned themselves.
Are you dark too?
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I do not care about a person's skin color.
It is all the same to me.
I don't care about skin color. I care about if you're going to fetishize me and vice versa. I love dark skin but if he comes from a dysfunctional background that doesn't align with me - light or dark - I will not EVER date him.
Ok!!
Hello can be as dark as woman above and you don't mind it?
He can be*
Sorry
I'll be fine with it my bisexual side is coming through like look at those melons damn 💀 maybe I do like me some chocolate
You like dark chocolate more than milky bar? 🤨🤪
Lol I suppose
I don't see a good option there and this question in pretty loaded. I think maybe a more germane question might be would a person with darker skin be comfortable being in a relationship with you?
What? Why ask this way that would a darker person be comfortable?
I guess I’m trying to make a point about what does skin color have to do with anything? Also, the term “dark person” sees another human being only by skin color and nothing about them as a whole human being and their value as such. So would someone categorized solely by skin color be comfortable with someone who only saw them that way? Replace dark with the word pale and does it change the bias?
I am Caucasian, and I have never been attracted to black Americans, primarily because of cultural differences. I have dated Caucasian women, Asians, Hispanics, and American Indian. I have dated a dark skinned Indian girl and I thought she was beautiful. There are some dark skinned Indian, Pakistani, and Bengali users on this site who are quite stunning.
That Indian girl was as dark as the woman in the picture above?
Not quite that dark, but very close.
I'm in a relationship with a black guy and it's an amazing relationship.
Are you racist or something?
You seem to have an obsession with skin colour.
Is skin colour always related to race?
Well, yes, pretty much
@Caroline91 no it isn't. Go out of your world... there are many similar " races" with different skin tone.
So stfu
That is completely uncalled for. You can express your opinion without speaking to me like that. You might also ask me for clarification and why I said what I did. You could offer me the reason for your opinion bc I am always open to the possibility that I could be wrong. But I am going to call you out on that kind of rude and unnecessary behavior. Now, if you would like to have a mutually respectful discussion, I’m always open to that..
@Caroline91 I am sorry for this
@lastlyfound Thank you for your thoughtfulness and for your integrity. Please feel free to discuss anything with me. I will do my best to listen and try to understand and I believe you will do the same.:)
Skin colour, ethnicity, hair colour, eye colour are the last things you think about if you are attracted to someone and are compatible with. I struggle at times why this seems to be a fairly common question on this site.
I like tan guys but personally am not attracted to darker than tan, even though I can recognize when a guy is objectively attractive regardless of skin color
Yes, I prefer darker skin tones with that being said it's not a must have
I married a dark person. What's the problem?
No problem as long as you don't have any problem!!
Are you dark too?
Then why do you make it seem there’s a problem?
Because in general people have problem with dark skin
Nah, would only be in a relationship with my own kind.
What is your own kind?
@Caroline91 Greek
So more of a cultural preference then.
@Caroline91 No, racial as well.
My race goes back at 3000 years, and I'm proud it's identity. Me marrying someone not Greek, would suddenly dilute my bloodline, and kids would be half non Greek. They'd them marry non Greeks most likely, and there it disappears in 2 generations.
Thank you for the explaination.
@Caroline91 no worries :)
Yea but personally I'm not into hoodrats, I like the black chicks that speak properly and have more of a white girl personality traits
Before I clicked on the question, I thought you were asking about a dark mind. Skin color does not matter to me. I do remember something that someone said about content of character.
As long as she was nice and liked me She could be polka dots.
Too cute! But does the come of the polka dots matter to you? Lol
* color…. hate autocorrect!!
@Caroline91 nope, I am color blind.
@exitseven So, do you mean that literally or figuratively?
@Caroline91 Literally-It got me kicked out of the Air Force
Aw, not good?
@Caroline91 I lost my ROTC scholarship and did not become a pilot.
I have a very close friend who had the same thing happen as far as becoming a pilot. He still went into the Air Force but as some sort of analyst.
@Caroline91 They gave me the option to do that but I would still lose the scholarship. I had enough money saved to go back for one more semester but I had to drop out after that,
So what do you end up doing?
@Caroline91 I had a crappy sales job for 20 years but I finally finished my degree and I work in IT.
Good for you! Do you like working in that field? I almost dropped out just 2 months before completing work for my degree. But I had a talk with myself and said “Self, you will regret it if you do that!” So I stuck with it and am so glad I did. I didn’t attend my commencement ceremony, however, bc I was in Central America and didn’t want to leave!
@Caroline91 I like the field but I plan on teaching computer science at a local college in the fall.
Sounds wonderful. I want to go into teaching, but at a different level altogether.
@Caroline91 I was the technology director for a school system. The High School principal used to say that being a teacher Is one of the few jobs where you can have a job and also have a life.
Wow. Sounds like you made a good transition. I think that is true about having a job and a life. My dream is to start a Montessori school so I will need both the teacher training and some sort of qualification as administrator.
@Caroline91 I don't know how old you are but I did not get into IT until I was almost 40. I think 40 is the cutoff where you can get hired for an entry level position. My career stalled not too long after I turned 50. I interviewed for many jobs and when I talk to people on thr phone they are all excited but when they see how old I am they back off. I graduated from college later in life so if you look at my resume you might think I am younger
I’m 32 and my primary work rn is being mommy lol But since I’m planning to open my own school, age won’t be a problem. I’m wondering when employers will realize the benefits born hiring 40-60 age range people. Oh, well…
@Caroline91 iT is a youth oriented field. My boss now is 12 years younger than me.. I am told I don't look my age but age catches up with all of us. I am not sure what you have to do to open a school and get accredited. I imagine it varies state to state.
True about IT, but in my opinion, if you have an older employee with recent education that's kind of the best of both worlds if the employer can recognizer that. There is nothing to replace life experience and maturity. As for me, I have a couple of mentors who will help guide me through the process. Tbh, it's a lot, but nothing I'm not up to. lol
@Caroline91 You sound pretty motivated. I liked working in education bot as a teacher and an admistrator. I finished college at night and right afterwards I dot int a graduate program and got a Masters, degree. I struggled the whole time but there were a few professors that really helped me. I try to be like that to my students. I ran int one of them at the grocery store. He told me that my course was the last one he needed to graduate and it was the hardest one he had to take. He really said it in a good way and understood that he got a lot more out of it than some of the courses that are intentionally dumbed down to retain students.
I am pretty much always motivated to do the things I really want to do! I have found that if I just keep putting one foot in front of the other that, eventually, I get there. I am nothing, if not persistent, so I eventually get there. BUT right now, nothing comes before being my little ones' mother. That's how I ended up with this goal. When I found out I was pregnant with my first, I dove into studying child development and nutrition. Then after having the baby, I started weighing options for her and chose Montessori as a foundational element for her education. She is almost 5 now and I have had enough time to decide that balancing the needs of my children and actually working/owning a Montessori school is a perfect balance of parenthood and career for me.
@Caroline91 sounds good. The public schools today are an embarrassment especially when you look at what the towns spend on education. It my kids were school age I would be sending them to private school.
I agree.
@Caroline91 😎😎😎😎😎
Love has no skin color. It's just a culture thing. If a girl loved me then I'd try it out. Haven't had a girlfriend in 5 years. Life is complicated. Give it a try :)
Given how unattractive, racist, and stupid they are, no way in hell
Unattractive because of dark skin?
An attractive black women is like an ice cold fire, it doesn't exist
Yes, but can't be too dark. I care about phenotype more than skin color.
No. Not physically attracted to Black people.
Dark is beautiful!
Sincerely,
Avg white guy
The answer is No
Because?
Why not? I'm dark !!!
Yes sir, proudly ❤️
I like white skin girls
Of course!
Yes.
Yeah
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