Lmao, this is post is so retarded I can't even. You didn't even read my previous posts, didn't you? It's nothing that concerns me personally, I'm just defending others rights to do it.
And this is typical liberal raging leftist behavior - labeling whatever they don't like as "racist", "homophobic", "sexist" and whatever else without actually thinking if it really is that.
If that's your sole argument then I'm outta here, off to meet some hot Latino foreign exchange students
well idk. i havent seen that much black people in my life but i didnt feel sexually attracted to the ones i met. but i wont say no blacks because thats generalization and some black men i saw online are hot. the whole no ____ thing is unnecessary. if a person contacted me and i didnt feel sexually attracted id kindly turn it down. not say i dont like your race. whole thing is mean.
What about people who only date black people. Or those who only date a certain ethnicity. Isn't that discriminating entire races/ethnicities as well? It goes both ways.
If even young children of different races pick WHITE DOLL as the "PRETTY, NICE" one and the BLACK one as the "BAD, UGLY" doll, then surely by the time they are adults these stereotypes/opinions will be deeply embedded in their subconscious mind (as it clearly is already)
Yeah, these people are brainwashed by the media.
I know it's hard to change your preference, but at least try to be open-minded.
Racism would be not dating someone because you think they are going to fit a stereotype or you have preconceived notions about their race and what dating someone in their race is like and you don't want to experience that. Its preference. Some people prefer brunettes over blondes, blue eyes over brown, etc. so why would asian over caucasian be any different. Its about features and what you are attracted to, thats not racist thats just how attraction works.
It is racist. When I was single and on those sites, I refused to message anyone with any "no blacks, no asians, etc." on their profile (even though I'm white) because it's an indication of the kind of person they'll be in a relationship.
Racism would be not dating someone because you think they are going to fit a stereotype or you have preconceived notions about their race and what dating someone in their race is like and you don't want to experience that. Its preference. Some people prefer brunettes over blondes, blue eyes over brown, etc. so why would asian over caucasian be any different. Its about features and what you are attracted to, thats not racist thats just how attraction works.
1) features can cross race lines so that's not a good excuse
2) you haven't met every single person of a particular race so you can't say you wouldn't date any of them.
3) you can have a preference but saying "no" completely is not a preference
Just ignore people who message you that you aren't attracted to. Putting "no blacks" or "no Asians" in your profile is rude and makes you look like a whiny queen and no one (not even most white gays) will want to have sex with you
Yes. I immediately skip when I see that. It lets me know that the person is at least not nice
1) features can cross race lines so that's not a good excuse
2) you haven't met every single person of a particular race so you can't say you wouldn't date any of them.
3) you can have a preference but saying "no" completely is not a preference
1) Race is a feature in itself.
2) That applies to any feature.
3) Agreed.
Everyone is talking about race being a trait or feature but not connecting discrimination (sexual or otherwise) against those features with racism? Where are you getting lost in the process truly I don't understand
If yall don't stop begging these white folks to find you attractive.
I hate to say this, but some people seem more offended by the fact that white people don't find them attractive rather than being offended by racism itself.
it's sad, specially since so many minorities have the "white only" message too, it's quite sad if you ask me.
I just don't see how you can completely separate the fact that you say "no ____" and say it is exclusively limited to sexual preference only and does NOT affect your decision-making process in other areas of life.
Like, something in your line of thinking has caused you to view _____ as undesirable and inferior, and you expect that your mind is only limiting that to just sexual preference?
That bias, "preference", prejudice definitely seeps over into other aspects of life. The problem is the lack of awareness and willingness to admit it.
Dragging all the minorities in the thread.