I wonder what race is usually the least wanted one...
Me too. If there is such a category as the least desirable race. I wonder if stereotypes played a part in it.
I wonder what race is usually the least wanted one...
Wow man, where did that come from?? The guy simply says " Well put, " and thats your response?? Just because someone gives a physical description of themselves in a screen name, has nothing to do with whether or not they are attracted to one type of people or not.You are right, not everyone who has a "preference" is racist, though I do think the term racist is extreme. But even in making that argument, does not negate the fact that many who do have certain preference do so because of their own prejudices. I think we tend to want to paint the subject either or when its actually alittle bit of both.
would you go around saying that to random people you met in the street --- you dont find them sexually attractive because they are black or asian or latino or white skinned or redhaired, so what makes it ok online???
to do so online in a public forum where that tyoe of person may come across your profile is demeaning for that reason it is racist as your sexual preference should be to adertise what you enjoy rather than to using online forums to justify racist behaivour
People change as they go through life what you found attractive when you were 15/16 years old may not be what you find attractive at 40 or 60
if you have a preference then its is that should be expressed rather than the dislike for the particular colour of skin or race its just down to respect for another persons identity i guess and online people seem to find it ok to disprespect
It's not racist at all it's just ultra liberals getting on their knees to suck off a special interest group because they believe it makes themselves look progressive and martyrs in the eyes of aforementioned special interest group. It reeks of self-loathing. Instead they are the ones who are narrow minded and bigoted to actually believe that everyone should think a certain way even when it comes to who another person finds attractive. That if that person doesn't find someone attractive based on racial features and preferences they must be in fact a racist. Thick skull logic at it's best.
One night me and some friends were watching Chris Rock on TV go on for 5 minutes about why Black men are attracted to White women and how Black women hate that because not only do they lose out on Black men and the possible relationships with them to White women but they also lose out because they aren't attracted in the same way to White men. The audience, mostly Black cheered and laughed, Black women were seen nodding their heads, "yes, that's true."
A White male in the room remarked well that's not the entire picture as it's a two way street and that White men aren't, for the most part, attracted to Black women. That when they are it's usually because they have White feature like, Halle Berrie (who BTW has a White mother). That statement brought a rise of ire from a Black couple in the room and they said his statement was racist. It got so heated that it almost erupted into a fistfight with the Black male seemingly defending his girlfriend's honor because he believed the White guy called her and Black women ugly. Meanwhile we had just listened to Chris Rock rip White men and everyone thought that was hysterical including the Black couple.
Did you get that?
I didn't say a word, mainly because the Black girl, who was a rather big girl, was extremely angry (an understatement), on her feet screaming at the White guy, and I felt she would have beat my diminutive little White ass into the carpet. But what I was thinking was, the Black couple are hypocrites and live in a fantasy world of double standards and absolution.
That's not funny.
You're discriminating against the dead, the undead & mermaids, none of whom need to breathe. Shame on you!
who cares? people discriminate. its what groups thrive on. if you dont want to date a black guy, then dont - someone who does will. and it wont make her/him any better a person for doing so. aslong as those preferences arent made the rule, then its not a problem.
I like a lot of different races but am not offended by those that don't. I think you need to have a thick skin when looking for possible partners because you're gonna get rejected by some and the reasons don't really matter.
Ya missed his earlier post in this thread saying that having a preference is racist.
Which is as follows:
This entire post makes you look especially racist.It's not racist at all it's just ultra liberals getting on their knees to suck off a special interest group because they believe it makes themselves look progressive and martyrs in the eyes of aforementioned special interest group. It reeks of self-loathing. Instead they are the ones who are narrow minded and bigoted to actually believe that everyone should think a certain way even when it comes to who another person finds attractive. That if that person doesn't find someone attractive based on racial features and preferences they must be in fact a racist. Thick skull logic at it's best.
One night me and some friends were watching Chris Rock on TV go on for 5 minutes about why Black men are attracted to White women and how Black women hate that because not only do they lose out on Black men and the possible relationships with them to White women but they also lose out because they aren't attracted in the same way to White men. The audience, mostly Black cheered and laughed, Black women were seen nodding their heads, "yes, that's true."
A White male in the room remarked well that's not the entire picture as it's a two way street and that White men aren't, for the most part, attracted to Black women. That when they are it's usually because they have White feature like, Halle Berrie (who BTW has a White mother). That statement brought a rise of ire from a Black couple in the room and they said his statement was racist. It got so heated that it almost erupted into a fistfight with the Black male seemingly defending his girlfriend's honor because he believed the White guy called her and Black women ugly. Meanwhile we had just listened to Chris Rock rip White men and everyone thought that was hysterical including the Black couple.
Did you get that?
I didn't say a word, mainly because the Black girl, who was a rather big girl, was extremely angry (an understatement), on her feet screaming at the White guy, and I felt she would have beat my diminutive little White ass into the carpet. But what I was thinking was, the Black couple are hypocrites and live in a fantasy world of double standards and absolution.
I dont see anything wrong with his quote, and that's not being biased.For example, I am not attracted to overweight people, but I would never put that on my profile. For one, its degrading to people who are that way. Second, I myself never know if I might come across a person who is overweight that I would actually be attracted to. The same goes for age and race. There have been times where I have had to change my perspective because o f meeting different types of people. The only problem I have with the "sexual preference" argument is that it often translates to how people are treated in general. Its when people say hello or try to be polite and instead get blocked or ignored for no reason at all based on those preferences, is what I have a problem with.
I find it FUCKING HILARIOUS that the person who says it's racist to have a preference in this context.. has a username featuring their race.
The only part of your post I agree with, is that people's tastes tend to change. I certainly know mine has. Just because I tend to find people of a particular ethnic background more appealing, has nothing at all to do with the amount of respect I have for others.
That damn thread! LolDo you think that it's racist of a person not to be interested in (or even of a person to seek out) someone of a particular race or skin color?
I have seen one member on here being criticized for being racist when they mentioned that they aren't interested in black people. But I don't think that was racism or any other type of discrimination - I just think that we all have our own preferences, and this may or may not include skin color.
But, maybe you've been on the receiving end and felt discriminated against because someone rejected you for being of a certain race. Would you view this rejection as racism?
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