Glib Gurl
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As Dutch Chocolate and I spend more time together, I notice that we get stares and even glares . . . primarily from white people. Now, DC is so oblivious that I don't even bother to bring it up . . . I feel like it won't be until somebody says something that he will really understand or even acknowledge it. Black men sort of do a double take but then go about their business. Black women don't pay us no mind.
I admit that I feel angry that other white people give us dirty looks, but I've been told by friends who are also in interracial relationships that eventually you don't even notice it and learn to just go on with your life. And ultimately, it's not egregious enough to make me not want to be with him . . . but I swear, it's like folks are mad at him for "racial mixing" or potentially "contaminating" their precious gene pool![Roll Eyes :rolleyes: :rolleyes:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Ladies involved with WHITE men, what kind of reaction do you get from people out in public, if any? Do you feel that your location plays a role in it at all? (We are in Washington, DC where interracial relationships are not too unusual, though not necessarily "the norm.")
I admit that I feel angry that other white people give us dirty looks, but I've been told by friends who are also in interracial relationships that eventually you don't even notice it and learn to just go on with your life. And ultimately, it's not egregious enough to make me not want to be with him . . . but I swear, it's like folks are mad at him for "racial mixing" or potentially "contaminating" their precious gene pool
Ladies involved with WHITE men, what kind of reaction do you get from people out in public, if any? Do you feel that your location plays a role in it at all? (We are in Washington, DC where interracial relationships are not too unusual, though not necessarily "the norm.")