Have you ever dated or married someone of a different ethnicity?
960707
yes i'm black and have went out w/ a couple of white guys and like a asian dude, and a hispanic guy. for some reason i'm attracted to white guys, my friends tease me about it but it's just something i'm attracted to. but i am also addicted to asian guys, like from thailand and places where they look like they're hispanic/asian, lol
1160563
i would date i white man. i don't know if this counts, but when i was 13 i dated a white boy named travis and we really liked each other but lost contact.
29047
When it comes to 'love' ethnicity is not an issue. However, you will soon realize that if you and your partner share a different ethnicity, there will be a lot of obstacles that you and her will face.  In some extreme cases, you or her may not even be accepted by the other's family.\n\nI have seen many mix ethnicity relationship turn out to a very beautiful pair.  My advice with you is to go for it.  If you truly love her, there is no obstacles you can't overcome!!
1176278
My niece met a guy from england over the net and they have been married for 3 years now. Her brother also met a girl from Canada over the net and they have been married a year. So sometimes it does work out.
1027636
different parts of the country i can say yes, world i dont know. i met my husband online and we have been married for over 2 years now. i found there was no bullsh*t when we talked online it was just us no friends or family getting in the way so we got to know eachother very well. hope that helps :-)
243140
My hippie, liberal,peace loving, tree hugging, new age, pagan, mystic, self  has been happily married for 26 years to a conservative, Christian, Hawk, Policeman, rationalist etc.\nWe do well together, makes for some interesting conversations.\n\nMy first spouse shared my politics and religion but the marriage was hell. Nope  mixed marriages in that sense are not inheirantly more prone to failure.
1153982
I have a inter-racial marriage.... I've dated guys of several different races.... race is just the color of the skin for the most part... each person is different in many ways.... in which the color of their skin does not matter and does not change anything.... I'm white if you look at me... but, when you take history of mankind in to account.... we are all mixed...
352601
I find my tastes change depending on who I am dating, if I date someone different to the colour I usually date, after a while it becomes my favorite, but if they dump me bad then I go off that colour for a while and go for the opposite. Actually the same goes for height too, and other qualities.\nEG. My last boyfriend, is white, english, tall, blue eyes, intellectual, serious, 25 y/o. My current is Asian, Cantonese, short, brown eyes, no so smart, fun and joking, 25 y/o....\nCan't get more opposite.
232340
i do, my husband is asian =)\nand most of the modern and open-minded caucasian female doesnt mind the race of the partner as long as they love and respect each other
311447
I married the man I meet online. It has been 6 years we are what you call a normal couple we laugh we argue but what I notice with this relationship is there was an understaning of each other from getting to know each other mentally before physically.
875101
Well, I am a blond white chick and I married a hispanic guy. So we get along pretty well.
279564
Yes. \nI am white.... caucasian.... pigment deficient... whatever you want to call it. I've dated (and married) women of other races throughout my life. The darker the skin, the more racism we experienced. I did not feel it from many outsiders, just mainly from my family... until I dated black women and eventually married two of them. Then I experienced it pretty much everywhere we went, to different degrees... both from blacks and from whites. \n\nMe and my second wife broke up in '94, and since then I haven't been in an interracial relationship... not by choice - just happened to fall in love with someone that was a little short of pigment.\n\nI don't know your reason for asking. I personally think that we should all love whoever we are meant to love and never make a choice based on color of skin. I will say however that in interracial relationships, there is a lot of additional pressure and outside resistance and negativity that doesn't exist in "same color" relationships.\n\nIt amazes me how in all other aspects of life, we LIKE contrast and are drwn to it. "Wow, I want that white car with the tan interior." "Those kaki pants look great with that red shirt." "I love the colors that you have picked for your house... they really compliment each other."\n\nExcept when it comes to the color of our skin.\n\nAren't we referred to as "THE human race" and "humanKIND?" \nNotice that neither word is plural.\n\nOZ
1109114
no..... but my wife married one
497778
Dunno... I used to say i had a "type", but boy I know a couple of really sexy chinese guys... and I know a mexican guy that is sooo clever and sweet\n\nI guess that when loves knocks on your door you wont mind about his genetic / cultural background... on the contrary, you would "adopt it"!!!
502765
Yes, I did :)  He's the love of my life, we've had our problems, and cultural differences (he's from Argentina) but we'll probably be together until one of us dies--17 years so far.  He obtained his residency in the amnesty of 1987-1989 and his citizenship in 1995. We've done fairly well in a difficult business, our home is paid for and we're exploring new opportunities in real estate. He's the hardest working man I now. We have 4 wonderful children and are considered upper middle class.  \n\nBy the way, we started out with nothing but an education, a grand dream and about $2,000.00.
595918
I am from Hong Kong and I got married with an Italian man.  It is not about nationality but feeling towards someone. Of course, Fate involves.  Trust me on this.
1151622
no..it depends on the family...\ni'm south asian..indian ...yea, and my uncle dates who\never he wants...but muslims on the other hand are very\nstrict about this because they like continuing their race...\nbut it does depend on the family.