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In love but there exists a problem...
Ok...so, I have this problem, there's this girl I think I'm really in love with. We get along fine and chat all the time but the thing is...she's Asian, Chinese to be exact. I'm Caucasian. Well, you see the problem...we're of totally different ethnics but I'm still in love with her. I have no idea what to do , I like her but...it's like Romeo and Juliet, even though I love her, our differences keep us apart. I just can't fall in love with her but I have...what do I do?
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I don't quite see your problem. Ethnicity shouldn't have any direct effect on your relationship (unless you have to face her crazy Chinese parents that shun you because you don't speak Chinese :P).
Is she into you too?
u really havent told us anything
I can't believe this is my 1300 post...
but meh who cares, i dont see what the big deal is about race
Not many White girls are of this category.
I just wondered if it just wasn't as common as Asian guys to date non-Asians as vice versa. I think asian guys are cute, like the buff ones, that is.
"Asians" were people who lived on a certain area of the earth for a long time, and over time adapted physically to their environment.
In combination with a lack of interbreeding, similar physical characteristics developed.
We're all humans now, but some of us retain traits we adapted from geographical isolation. Of course, these areas of the world still exist, but people are no longer living in them necessarily their entire lives, and breeding with those who don't originate from these areas as well.
Race is a defunct concept, and essentially racist.
It has valid constructs, only because of genes continue to pass down these traits. It will be valid to a large extent for all of our lives, but all it takes is one person who is "multi-racial" to screw the entire concept up.
it was a joke lol
Technically at the core you are right, just definitionally it's messy.
Randomuser, you need to calm down with the corrections or history of everything and all that.