Your parents were happy of your black/white dating ?

Discussion in 'Conversations Between White Women and Black Men' started by ladyfrancy2001, Oct 7, 2012.

  1. goodlove

    goodlove New Member

    if you had said that last year you would have been considered a traitor
     
  2. pettyofficerj

    pettyofficerj New Member

    traitor cos i can get 32 flavors of that ass?

    gimmie some stars...on that General shit...

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  3. taknalookc

    taknalookc New Member

    There are only two different types of people on this planet...males and females....
     
  4. IceMan808

    IceMan808 New Member

    My parents never cared about color, as long as she's christian. I can't necessarily promise that.;)
     
  5. Filly

    Filly New Member

    My dad passed before I started going out with black guys. He probably would have killed them (or me). My mother thinks I am scandalous. I don't live near her anymore (thank God) and I'm sure she's never told her friends. She knows I write, but if she knows what I write, she's never mentioned it. I grew up in a very bigoted atmosphere. I guess I got the rebellion thing nailed. Okay and before you say that I date black guys because of my upbringing, I might have to agree with you in part. But that only goes so far. I've been away from the hate for too many years for it to run my life in the here and now.
     
  6. lizziepindc

    lizziepindc New Member

    i grew up in a small town in rural georgia, and my parents were totally antagonistic about it.
     
  7. chamber

    chamber Active Member

    My mum and Aunt had told me when I was younger they would prefer if I married a black woman but as long as I'm happy they don't really care what race woman I married. My dad doesn't care either way.

    I never had any problems about dating white women from my family. I'm not the only person in my family to have dated white women.
     
  8. dressman

    dressman New Member

    I never had any trouble with my family because of my preference for ww. Especially both my older sisters gave me great support, they always encouraged me massively to date white chicks since my youth...

    And that´s what I did. :mrgreen:
     
  9. erictbrown1

    erictbrown1 Member

    My parents did not care but I had problems with my cousins they were into that black power bullshit. I was nerdy and the only women that liked me was the white girls I told them so what I am supposed to die alone that shuts them up a lot LOL
     
  10. Gorath

    Gorath Well-Known Member

    My father wouldn't mind. My mother is sort of okay with it, somewhat. I have cousins on both sides of my family who are married to a white person. I know it is okay for me if I found and loved someone who also feels the same as I do for her.
     
  11. Iluvhim

    Iluvhim Member

    My parents are totally unsupportive. My mom told me that I was dating him because I wanted to hurt her. And I just wanted bad attention. And my father wasn't any better. My heart was broken by some of the things I was told. That was the day I realized even my parents who love me, might not want me to be happy if it makes them "look bad". It was a sad day.
     
  12. Unique4ever

    Unique4ever Well-Known Member

    In the beginning my Mom was a little insecure, because there are not a lot of black people living in our neighbourhood (so she is not used to being around black people), but she got over it pretty fast.
    I gotta give her credit for that, especially since she doesn't speak English and couldn't really communicate.
    I'm very lucky to have parents who are very kind people who would support whoever makes her daughter happy.
     
    Last edited: Dec 27, 2012
  13. lizziepindc

    lizziepindc New Member

    yeah, i hear ya on that! my mom told me "you've ruined your own life and mine."
     
  14. The Dark King

    The Dark King Well-Known Member

    How old are you?
     
  15. lizziepindc

    lizziepindc New Member

    i'm 33. i was 19 when that happened.
     
  16. suzieb

    suzieb New Member

    neither of my parents are here anymore unfortunately, but I often wonder how they would feel.
    I think my dad would have had a bit of a problem with it. My parents were of a different generation, they were both quite old when they had me, and a lot of their views came from a different time.
    I think he would have been unthinkingly racist in his language, not realising how inappropriate it was.
    My mum would have thought it a little ''odd'' I think, but would only want me to be happy, so if the man was good to me, she would come around to it quite quickly I think.
    But either way, it wouldn't have made enough difference to me for it to to influence my choices.
     
  17. medullaslashin

    medullaslashin Well-Known Member

    more than half my siblings so far have lived with nonblack partners: 2 sisters, me and my brother.

    I haven't met a white woman that I've been close enough to to introduce her to my family, but I'm sure they would all be fine with it. The one sister who I would've expected to be most against such a thing now lives with her white boyfriend. :smt005
     
  18. Elijah

    Elijah New Member

    I live in one of the most international cities in Europe which is Geneva. We have nothing but international companies, entities like the United Nations and three languages are spoken in this country not including English.

    My best friend who is African just got engaged to an Indian woman.
    My other friend also African, is dating a girl from Panama.
    Come to think about it, I don't have any close black friends who are dating black women and none of their parents have said anything.
    I have dated every race (btw I absolutely hate that word) except for black women. My mother has never mentioned anything. It's more than skin color.

    Level of Education is #1
     
  19. :freehug:,,,my mom was ok ,,,but dad took a while ,,,
     
  20. FRESH

    FRESH New Member

    I wish there was a day that no parent cared...

    It's funny, the thought never crossed my mind, how my parents would take it. That's how comfortable I am dating other races, how comfortable my parents made it for me. Some it had to do with me though. If you look guilty, you probably are. With that said, I never approached IR skeptically, I knew what I wanted and got it. If I approached it cautiously, the results probably would have been more negatively based.
     

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