Ethnicity (25)
ndegaPretoria, Gauteng South Africa1 Threads 1 Postsis there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
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ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
Why should there be?In my opinion,only Governments ought to be TOTALLY colorblind!
May not prefer or disadvantage any Ethnic Group!
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Nobody can tell you who to date(at lease for).------ This thread is Archived ------
at lease for now.
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ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
No, if it's important to you, then no. You can't help who you are attracted to and regardless to how much we like to be idealistic, physical attraction is important. Some people are just physically attracted to a specific characteristic
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ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
I don’t see anything wrong or politically incorrect in stating one’s preferred ethnicity; in fact I wonder why some would think it is.
It’s no different from stating one’s preferred location, body type, education, religion.
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ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
absolutely not everyone has some preference in a partner..
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There is absolutely nothing wrong with stating your choices. Obviously, however, it limits your search.. JMO
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ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
No, but it is rather redundant (only need one "preferred").
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I don't see anything wrong with posting your prefrences as we say inmy home town "to each his (her) own". I have been in relationships with people of different races and ethnic backgrounds, but have always had a white or American Indian Preference. I don't think it's plitically incorrect, it is a PERSONEL Preference.
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ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
I see nothing wrong with it.. and for the record.. I have no preference.. i love women of all ethnic backgrounds ------ This thread is Archived ------
ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
Political correctness drives me up the walls.I see nothing wrong with stating your perferred ethnicity.Geesh.
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ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
There is nothing wrong with that and I wouldn't say it is politically incorrect to declare one's preference for ETHNICITY.
And believe me, even those who have chosen ANY have their preference, they don't want to say it or don't want to be bothered. Myself included, I just don't want to be bothered but I have my preference in terms of the ethnicity of my partner. Our choices or preferences have to do with our past experiences.
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equiya: There is nothing wrong with that and I wouldn't say it is politically incorrect to declare one's preference for ETHNICITY.
And believe me, even those who have chosen ANY have their preference, they don't want to say it or don't want to be bothered. Myself included, I just don't want to be bothered but I have my preference in terms of the ethnicity of my partner. Our choices or preferences have to do with our past experiences.
And believe me, even those who have chosen ANY have their preference, they don't want to say it or don't want to be bothered. Myself included, I just don't want to be bothered but I have my preference in terms of the ethnicity of my partner. Our choices or preferences have to do with our past experiences.
I once went through a shopping precinct walking just behind a couple, he was in his mid fifties, on the rotund side and balding his wife was south east asian, petite and in her late twenties/early thirties. The sound of people thinking "I wonder how much he paid for her" was deafening. I wouldn't want to subject any woman to that kind of attitude so, no, I don't think there is a problem stating the preferred ethnicity of a future partner.
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equiya: There is nothing wrong with that and I wouldn't say it is politically incorrect to declare one's preference for ETHNICITY.
And believe me, even those who have chosen ANY have their preference, they don't want to say it or don't want to be bothered. Myself included, I just don't want to be bothered but I have my preference in terms of the ethnicity of my partner. Our choices or preferences have to do with our past experiences.
I don't think we all fall under that category.. i truly have no preference, i think women of any ethnicity are desirable, intelligent and i love them all And believe me, even those who have chosen ANY have their preference, they don't want to say it or don't want to be bothered. Myself included, I just don't want to be bothered but I have my preference in terms of the ethnicity of my partner. Our choices or preferences have to do with our past experiences.
having said that, I see nothing wrong with having and stating a preference..------ This thread is Archived ------
no never
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ndega: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
Yes.....
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I don't believe there is anything wrong with stating what you prefer. It kind of follows the same line as religion some people find mixed religion/race relationships to be difficult or unappealing. Just so long as you're not rude or nasty to a person because of their race or creed, then all is well.
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denmcintyre: I don't think we all fall under that category.. i truly have no preference, i think women of any ethnicity are desirable, intelligent and i love them all having said that, I see nothing wrong with having and stating a preference..
Your preference is NO PREFERENCE.
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In response to: is there asnything wrong or politically incorrect with stating the preferred ethnicity of your preferred partner.
No there isn't, it's a personal choice and up to the individual.
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