What does everyone think about Interracial Relationships??

Answer 1

I think its fine. But to be honest I would much rather prefer to date/marry in my race not because of skin color or nothing like that but because If I date someone of a differenace race I know it will always be a issue and if we ever got in a fight He might call me some racist terms and ya know how it goes... and someone in my race can't do that

Answer 2

I think what matters more is what the two people involved think about interracial relationships. I don't know where you live, but where I live, at least 25% of couples you see on the street are interracial. And as long as they look happy, that's fine with me.

Answer 3

I really can not understand what the problem is with interracial relationships. After all, we are all humans and if we like someone then the skin colour should not be an issue.

However, I do always find it beautiful to see two people from different racial backgrounds in love, it just goes to show that two people in this world can overcome their "differences" and still see and experience the same love for one another. Mixed race children are a testoment to this too.

It's not a problem, the only problem we have in this world are ignorant people. One just has to find someone who is special for them and soon colour wont mean a thing.

DarkStar
UK

Answer 4

I have many friends who have been in them, are in them or are married interracially. It's the soul inside a person that matters not the color of the skin, that's why God made some people colorblind. It really doesn't make a difference what color it is as long as it is there.

Answer 5

I think interracial relationships are great. I have them all the time.

Answer 6

First of all I am seeing the words . . . them . . . and talking as if another race is another species. If you are Italian decent and are married to an Irish decent you are inter-racially married, relationship, whatever. . . . If you are German, with a Pollack, etc. Its only a big deal when the race is seriously noticeable, ie skin color.

Besides aren't we all Americans? Born in the same country? That would make us one race. You are descendants to Africa, Italy and wherever . . . . .

This isn't cats and dogs we are talking about it is a tiger cat and a calico cat together.

Answer 7

Why do we even call them that anymore? I mean if your really calling it that, your considering it so diffrent from any other relationship based on love that it needs its own clear and distinct label. Its a relationship, and the only ones it matters to are the ones in it.

Answer 8

I am so sick of this even being an issue.

My husband and I are an "interracial" couple, have been married for 19 + years, have three beautiful, smart, funny children, and are very happy. It isn't "jungle love" - I am blessed to have a hard-working husband who loves me, respects me and supports me through thick and thin; he's also a wonderful father who loves and respects his children. Our children have been praised by family, teachers, church members - complete strangers! - for how polite and respectful they are, as well as being praised for being such intelligent children. I do not think any of this has anything to do with race, but EVERYTHING to do with love and respect - and teaching that to our children.

Answer 9

If you can stand people always assuming the two of you are not together (wanting to seat you at different tables, walking between you, etc.) -- go for it!!

(By the way, Moses married a woman of a different race!)

Answer 10

I'm sure that it's my own personal bias, because there is absolutely no logic to it, but I think it's okay sometimes. Other times it's wrong.
It's okay as long as the colors don't contrast too much. An Asian with a black or white person is cool, but a black with a white person is wrong. I know my answer makes no sense, but I warned you.

On the other hand, as long as there are different races of people there will be bigotry. The more people who intermarry, the closer the world will be to having "one people."