Do you think majority of people in interracial relationships are only experimenting and it is never about real love?
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What's real love then?
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No i dont think so im in a interracial relationship and i love my wife with all my heart.
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I hope not! I love my wife and wouldn't want to think it was an experiment! One stops noticing the other person's race after a while, you know - it just becomes a physical feature if you know someone really well.
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You can always tell when it's an experimental thing. They never look comfortable together! My boyfriend is dark as night and I'm white as snow! But whenever we make a joke about it around other people they always seem confused... like their realizing for the first time that we do in fact have very contrasting complexions! We're so comfortable with each other that it makes other people comfortable. They know it's love, but more importantly... we do. =]
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Not at all. Love is colorblind (for the most part). I know quite a few interracial couples; all with kids, a family home, and happy lives.
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I am in an interracial relationship and I can assure you that I am not in it just for an experiment.
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Wow. Either that question is the most sincere form of curiosity or insanely racist. I'll assume it's the former. I would say the majority of relationships are never 'real love', whether interracial or otherwise. But generally you can tell, there tends to be an element of discomfort between those involved if they are not actually attracted to each other.
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No, love is colorblind - when you fall for someone it's all about what is on the inside, not about their race.
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Not judging from the friends and family I know. They usually end up getting married, so I doubt if it's an experiment.
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I'm in an interracial marriage and this certainly wasn't experimenting. With hindsight, that was what my first marriage turned into - and one that went horribly wrong like all the best Sci Fi movies - so I'd no intention of going through that again.
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No, I think they arent concerned with a person skin color and like that person for who they are.
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You got a few crucial elements mixed up in your question, which makes it more difficult to answer. "Love", "relationships" and "majority". Like most people rightly said: Love is colour blind However, some relationships may be...somewhat experimental...at least short-term. At the same time I doubt that there is a “majority” of people who go out experimenting. They want the real deal...asap and keep it...not some experiment.
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Real love ---------> http://www.answerbag.com/profile/?id=145316 Aside from us, I believe that most people who date, within or outside of their race, date for normal reasons that people date. Certainly some experiment but I doubt that that is nearly the most common reason.
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Why does someone discriminate black? I don't think love is just belongs to white. I'm a black and but my hubby is white. We met at blackcentury.com which tell us love is color blind. Our love proved this. I hope each one will not discriminate blacks.
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I think this is a silly question - of course people are together because they find that person interesting. I have never heard of anyone saying "Well I date Tom because he is black and I am white". They are not experimenting - they are curious/interested in that person - not their skin color.
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I don't think so.
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Not a chance. I have always been in interracial relationships and would not have it any other way.
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Are you kidding. My husband is black and I am white and we have been together 30 years and married 26 years. I would call that true love.
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