"Aka I'm not hood enough for either white woman or black woman." I felt that.. With all types of women it's literally more of the stereotypes they like.. Whether it's the hood dude, or "BBC" or they want pretty "mixed" kids.. Don't get me wrong plenty of people like every "race" in some way for stereotypical reasons, but unfortunately many "Black" dudes pride themselves in being apart of those stereotypes. I went in a date with one Latina, and we seemed to have had a good time.. She seemed excited to see me again, but then all of a sudden she wasn't feeling me. She said it was because "we were too similar".. How I interpreted it was "You're not hood enough for me".. She didn't wanna say that but I got the hint strongly. Even a lot of "Black" women go with these stereotypes. They are not any different. It's either women will avoid you because of those stereotypes or they will like you because of it.. There are a lot of women who will like you for neutral reasons like them thinking you look nice, or getting to know you, but you'll have to find them in the least expected places.
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I think it tends to play quite a role in my social life in general, including but not limited to dating. I'm biracial and also kind of mixed in terms of cultural outlooks and mannerisms since I ended up growing up in three separate countries which all shaped my thoughts quite a bit.
I'm kind of used to being the outsider everywhere, even when I dated Japanese women (I am originally from Japan). I'm still not quite fully Japanese in mindset since I spent my teenage years in Singapore and later the US.
There was always kind of a feeling when I dated women like we're each other's cultural tour guides. It's less so with Japanese women than other ethnicities I dated like white Americans and black Americans, but still always a bit like that. For example, I had a white girlfriend in the US that I met in a clothing store, and the way she started dating is that she asked me where I was from and I said Japan and she got all excited and asked me to write her name in Japanese (then I did in katakana). Then she gave me her phone number and we started dating, but it's like the whole time she was very obsessed with learning about Japanese culture.
Yes!!! Absolutely!! Always date whoever you want regardless of race but a lot of people are freakishly racist or have a preset ideal that they have to date within their own race.
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No, It does not. Race has nothing to do with true love.
Race has never played a factor in who I date.
How you get white women? Act black or act white?
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