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cheating scoundrel due to some negative stigma of Latin/Hispanic men being cheaters?

I'm an American guy of Mexican descent and far from any stupid stereotype people have these pre-conceived notions of Hispanic men. I'm not very assertive (more reserved and cautious of people). I'm not a very social person. I have no respect for both men and women who cheat on their partners. If there's one Latino/Hispanic stereotype that accurately describes me, it's the "Latin Temper". At times, I tend to flip out with a very ugly rage (at times, it can even be a little violent) that tends to intimidate people when people try to test me (hence why I'm more assertive, since I've been treated as an outcast for most of my life, sometimes even by my own family). There's nothing I hate more than backstabbers (especially if they're family members or anyone close to you that you trusted), disloyal people, bullies and cheaters.. They just piss me off.

I'm one of those non-stereotypical Latinos, who is not assertive and is more of a typical quiet guy who can be the most friendly/sweetest man you could ever meet until you deliberately try to piss me off, then you'll seriously regret ever doing that to me.

Anyways, if you ladies were to directly meet me in person and I tell you of my ethnic background, would you assume I'm another unfaithful cheater?

say you meet a nice cute guy who is very rich, and has an exotic car. Have you already have judgments made about him?

For instance, if i were to date a super attractive girl, i would be wondering if she would stay being faithful to me because she could have any guy. Before I even get to know her.