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All in all, I am an equal opportunity dater. It is tough enough to meet somebody you are compatible with. I am not going to increase the odds against me by inserting “race” into the equation.
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da ThRONe
wrote on October 29th, 2009
@Elle
Because the US has been this melting pot races clutch to there culture more. In Eupore everybody has the same culture so there are no cultural barriers to get over. So it easier to focus on dating. Race isnt the issue culture is.
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DragonFly
wrote on October 29th, 2009
Regarding the comments about the difference between interracial dating in the US vesus other places: My take is that the largest issue comes when a black man/woman dates anyone of any other race and that, contrary to other opinions (as these are all opinions), mine is that it’s not about culture, but is all about the history of race in the US.
I agree with Throne that US has no single “American culture”, which can cause complexity.