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Dated him earlier this year but he and I were not at good places and I ended it because I knew he was nervous about continuing and he was holding back on opening up and i wanted more a connection. We also tried to have sex and it was pretty terrible haha.

Continue to current day. I made a bumble profile and I found him on there. I didn't swipe left or right. The next day he walked past my workplace and just looked. (Haven't seen him since) I feel like if anything I need to make the move because he is shy. I am still interested but again he held back last time and just wanted to hookup with people.

His also updated his profile now, it was previous pretty standard, likes music, hanging with the boys stuff, now all of it is into loving superheroes and marvel, that's what mine is. Haha. Help

So a few days ago I ran into a comment debate, two GAG users were debating, one user a male said that "black women are at the bottom of the barrel and men will not get into serious relationships with them" to which the female user replied and said to the male user

"speak for yourself and say that you, yourself put black women at the bottom of the barrel and that you will not get into serious relationships with them, because some men do get into serious relationships with them and put them at the top of the barrel".

This debate was quite heated I must say... these users added links to studies and statistics etc.

But now I want to know what other male GAG users have to say,

Do you guys put black women at the bottom of the barrel, are they your last pick and would you not get into a serious relationship with them, i. e. marriage?

DISCLAIMER: Race is a dating preference, therefore please feel free to honestly express your preferences what ever they might be, I will not judge you at all for it because almost everybody has racial dating preferences, and it does not make you a racist. It's like saying you prefer women with lighter skin -less melanin- because that looks attractive to you. Or even like saying you prefer women with darker skin-more melanin- because that looks more attractive to you, this is not racism.

There is nothing wrong with preferring people who you are visually attracted to.