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New for You! Mixed Race Dating
Categories: Dating, Pen Pals, Friends: Cyber Dating, Member Surveys, Relationships: Singles
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Submitted by: Nannette | View Member Profile | View Other Posts
Created: 3/14/2003
A member suggests this survey:
Would you date someone of another race? Do you think it is unChristlike to refuse to date someone of another race?
Female - Age Range: 18-20
God gave us the ability to make up our own minds and made us all different.I believe that its all about attraction,,you can think of it as this, some people find blondes with blue eyes attractive, some brunnette or whatever. If im a white girl who doesnt find a black male attractive there is nothing wrong with it.Some people use the word Descrimination in a bad way. The truth is we discriminate everyday(whether its what we eat how we dress, the friends we chose to hang out with that day.)We make up our minds and thats what descrimination is. I feel that Christ will lead me to my future mate.
Female - Age Range: 18-20
Yes, I would date someone of another races color is only skin deep. It's the inside that counts. Rather there Asian, Black, White, Mexican, Mixed doesn't matter God made everybody.
Female - Age Range: 18-20
I believe God made everyone equal..made everyone in the hopes that they would love each other as He loves all. So I believe it is okay to date someone of a different race. Love has no color. And yes I would date someone of a different race. I don't believe it is wrong if someone doesn't believe this. It's just their own preference. If they were meant to fall in love with someone of another race, as in God's will for them, and they didn't believe in it, then I believe that no matter what God would remove their barrier and show them that there isn't anything wrong with dating a different race. God Bless.
Female - Age Range: 21-30
I would like to first say that we are all children of God. If he created us all unique and special and with the intention of being a 'family' then where did he draw the boundry lines of dating, loving, marrying, or befriending someone of another color. I think that if something such as skin color is used as a predetermined factor in accepting a date, or even being the deciding factor in chosing to befriend someone then you are a prejudice person. Prejudice is a sin as old as time. The first recorded account of it is in Exodus 1:6-14. I, for one, have had to over come alot of generational strongholds towards this sin. I find alot of times we do things not realizing that it is an act of prejudiceness. I believe in this case to refuse a date or to decide not to date someone of another race is VERY unchrist like and a sin. Now I'm not talking about refusing a date if you are not attracted to someone. I am refering to letting 'society' determin what you should do, instead of your walk with Christ being the guide.
I think that things like this can be used by satan to get a stong hold in a church, community, family, or where ever he can. Attitudes ultimately take action. Isaiah 58:6-12 states what we do shall come to be. (vs 10 espically) I am not expert on the subject, the good Lord knows I deal with the stronghold of prejudiceness everyday. But, through his grace and mercy I grow to love my brothers and sisters of different races in Christ more every day. I don't strive to be color blind, I know there is a difference in black and white and red and yellow and brown or what ever color. I do, however, want to be color blessed. I want to apperciate everyone for their difference, for their unique gifts Christ has given them, and if I happen to fall in love with one of them then so be it. If it's Gods will why wouldn't I want it to be mine also. So my prayer for all of us is that we be color blessed. Apperciate our own and each others uniqueness.
In Christ
Female - Age Range: 21-30
Yes, I would.
Depending on why your saying No. If its because your not interested in another race, No. If its because you think your better than another race..then, yes.
For the most part I'd like it to think of it as something someone may prefer.. like color of hair, a persons hight... weather someone is athletic or not. If someone may choose not to date me because of my skin color, thats fine with me.
Female - Age Range: 21-30
Yes but with one condition...he must be a christian and best if we are of the same religious organization to avoid future disagreements or problems caused by our belief incompatibilty. race is not a question for me in terms of dating. God loves all the people of the world whether you are brown, white, or yellow and so we must follow His example in all areas of our being, in our decisions and in our judgments.
I don't think it is unChristlike to refuse a date. it is unChristlike to accept a date because you are bored, because he is rich and not because you like/love him. a sincere 'NO'is better than a false 'YES'.
Female - Age Range: 21-30
I personally am not attracted to any other men than Caucation men. It's all a matter of personal preferance. It does not mean that I am racist. Is it non-Christian just because I don't want to be with a man that is 50, or that is short, or that is bald? Hardly...so then why would it be 'non-Christian' to be picky about what color skin they have?
Female - Age Range: 21-30
I'm almost never physically attracted to people outside my own race, so I don't date non-Caucasians. I also don't date Caucasians who have a very different cultural background that me. I think people should note the problems of inter-RACIAL dating versus those of inter-CULTURAL dating. You can have the same skin color, but have cultural backgrounds too different for a healthy relationship. But you can also have different skin colors but virtually identical cultural background and lifestyle, and there's no reason to avoid that if there's a physical attraction.
CottonMPG:
Female - Age Range: 31-40
You may use my alias. I know it isn't a sin or racist to not be attracted to someone of another race anymore than not being attracted to someone who is not to your taste for some other reason.However,keep in mind that race is just the outward appearence we inherited from our parents.We are all related if you go back far enough.God only created one man and one woman.In my case,I like guys who are darker in complexion than myself,but culturaly I'm usually not compatable with them. If it wasn't for mixed relationships most of us myself included wouldn't exist.In fact I'm not sure any of us would.
MissCJ:
Female - Age Range: 31-40
You may use my alias.
There are certain races I will date and others I won't, for the simple reason of relations between those particular races and the hardships that evolve. My ex is Native American - Mohawk to be exact...I grew up with Natives/First Peoples as childhood friends, and have come to respect their culture as unique and wonderful. I'm sure there are many other ethnic cultures just as unique and wonderful, too.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
Yes, I would date a person of another race. In fact I tend to be attracted to people of other race, specifically Hispanics.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
Yes, without question. Everyone has a life story; experiences and knowledge base different from my own. I'm constantly learning and striving. Limiting myself to just my race, limits me intellectually, socially and maybe even spiritually.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
If two people love each other and have mutual respect and tolerance for differences. I don't see any harm in dating someone from another race. God is love! Heaven will not separate people based on their race, in God world we are all from the Human Race so it doesn't matter if we Black, White, Hispanic, Indian, Jew, Gentile, Chinese. It is not christian like to promote prejudice. Prejudice is when we excluded people because of their ethnic or racial difference.
God is Love! and it doesn't matter if you are black or white.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
Yes I have to date someone of another race but I don't think it is unchristian to refuse to date someone of another race. It is a right to a person to refuse or accept whether it is of another race or of the same race.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
Yes I would. As long as they are Christian. And yes, I do think it's unChristlike to refuse to date someone based on race.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
Absolutely not! It's just a matter of preference as any other preference of height, weight, age limit, color of hair, eyes, etc.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
Yes, I would date someone of another race, and already have. As to whether it's unChristlike to refuse to date someone of another race, that depends. If you refuse because of prejudice or stereotyping, then I think it's wrong - race by itself should not disqualify a potential mate. But if you choose not to date someone because you don't think you can handle the ramifications of an interracial relationship - such as social pressures, rejection by family/friends, having interracial children, etc. - then that's a bit different. These matters do need careful thought, as do many other issues in serious relationships. I don't think a person is necessarily prejudiced just because they are realistic about the potential challenges ahead in a relationship.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
Unless I am mistaken, many of the members here are Americans, or is American not a 'race'? I don't think you should not date someone because of their race IF you are attracted to that person. See the stories of Moses and Zipporah, Joseph [Jacob's son] and his wife, Boaz and Ruth! Love is an action. Actions do not know color.
Female - Age Range: 31-40
In christ there is no East or West in Him no North or South.
When the first parents were created, it was only one pair not two, (one pair black and one white).
Funny thing is, when my Saviour died, He died for all because He is no respector of persons.
I think it would be an insult to God to be racial in dating.
So yes I would date outside my race.
As christians we need not consider these things.
Female - Age Range: 41-50
At this point in time, I have chosen not to date someone of another race. Although, I admit my reasons are not logical. I married someone of another race, and he had affairs. I know it's not the 'race,' but I just can't go there again. I'm staying with my own race if there is a 'next' time. Generally speaking though, I think two people of child-bearing age need to consider the children and the difficulties they may encounter being mixed race.
Female - Age Range: 41-50
Obviously, I would,as long as the person is a Christian (according to my preferences) or I wouldn't have joined this site. If we examine John 3:16 carefully, we will see that God Himself is inclusive, not exclusive. I will be likewise, if I call myself a Christian.
Laramie:
Female - Age Range: 41-50
You may use my alias (Laramie)-
Yes, I would date someone from another race, have and am married to a man of another race. We are both humans. We are all God's children, however I know it to be very important that whomever you date should be a Christian and share similar beliefs. No, I do not think it is unChristlike to not date someone of another race. Who we date should be between the two consenting dating adults. IF the only reason you will not date someone is because they are of a different race, well you may be missing out! We are all of the human race and God loves us all the same. What about us folks who are drawn to a race different then our own? It is important to have milk, but we can have our favorite flavor :)
shunamite:
Female - Age Range: 41-50
You may use my alias. The concept of race was first aired in the 1800's by scientist who wanted to justify slavery. There is only one race the human race. Within the human race there are different people groups, 'tribes and nations' as described by the bible.
It is time that Christians led the way and stopped following the world. Scripture states that if we cannot love those we see how can we love God. We (those who claim to be christians)are commanded to love one another, for by this all men will know that we belong to God. Scripture does not say love only those who are of the same tribe and tongue.
However,the bible does tell us not to be unequally yoked with unbelievers. It does not say (even though some so called pastors and teachers preach it) it does not say do not be unequally yoked with people of a different tribe. God told Israel not to marry people from other nations because they were his people, set apart for him.Israel knew the One true God,to marry people from other tribes and tongues have would compromised their beliefs and damaged their relationship with the creator.
The same applies to the church, we should not marry non-believers because we are supposed to be a people set apart for God 1 Peter 2:9,10,11.
We all appreciate different things and have different ideas about what is attractive and what isn't. It is not a crime to find someone of your own skin tone or colour more attractive than others. I believe it is ungodly to refuse to marry someone simply because of their skin colour. The mr/miss right that God has for us, in whom we will find the fullness of God's annointing in our lives could well be someone from another nation or tribe; and together do great exploits for him. Are we really prepared to limit God's work in our lives and miss out on a great blessing simply because of prejudice and hate. IS IT REALLY WORTH IT!!
Or is it that we think heaven is segregated into the different people groups and we want to make sure we get into the right section! I don't think so.
LaVernern:
Female - Age Range: 41-50
You may use my alias.
Since God is no respector of persons, and I'm definitely not as good as He, I should not be a respector of persons. True words that can be tough to live up to at times. I believe that interracial relationships have greater challenges than others since they will be more likely to encounter rejection, criticism, negativism by others including their families and friends. I would probably be more comfortable after first getting to know the person on a friend basis prior to dating. At my age and with my goals, I have no interest in dating just for the fun of it.
Female - Age Range: 41-50
EVERY individual is created unique. There are all kinds of variations in each of us, skin only being one minor part of us.If you look at Caucasians, there are already many variations in skin color, hair color and textures, heights and weights.What we should be looking for is the characteristics of the heart, the evidence of growth toward Christ, the fruits of the Spirit. If those are showing growth, then to me that is someone worth seeking a relationship with. We are actually all part of the family of God, and therefore all related by our spiritual family anyway.
Female - Age Range: 41-50
Yes, I would date someone of another race. Yes, I believe it is unChristlike to refuse to date someone of another race because Christ loved all people.
Female - Age Range: 41-50
I have and would date someone of a different race. As far as I am concerned, one's race is irrelevant. However, I do not think it is unChristlike to refuse to date someone of a different race. We all have preferences for body types, hair color, personally types, etc. If one is uncomfortable dating someone of a different race, it might be racism, or it may simply be that the person does not fit the picture of his/her ideal companion.
Female - Age Range: 51-60
Yes, if they are equally yoked, and a true believer of Christ Jesus, not just a Church Goer. America must learn there is no difference in our BLOOD LINE. Just as there are different HUEs in all races, yet they are still considered belonging that particular race. In Christ we are all part of his family, therefore we have taken on his bloodline. 'The righteous of Christ Jesus.' I have dated men of different races, and would perfer my own(black) but I have no problem accepting whatever God sends my way as far as a partner. Who are we to tell God what we think is best for us? I mean come on! Who knows more of what we need, Christ or us?
Female - Age Range: 51-60
If you treat a person differently because of the color of their skin. It is unChristian. With God there is no distinction based on ethnicityn or skin color. That is apparent in many places in the Bible.
However, we each have our personal taste, and are free to exercise that in our dating choices. If my preference is big and burly, tall and dark, I won't be attracted to a thin, short Swede. It has been fun to see how often God shows me that what I'm looking for, is NOT what I'm looking for! In other words, what I think I want is often not what will make me happy, or fulfil His plan for me.
Sometimes a person of another culture has customs, outlooks and dietary practices that can cause rifts. Child-rearing protocol, life style ambitions, and in-law presence/interference are a few things that vary with culture, and can cause much dissension in the home.
I have a friend who will only date women who are between 5'4' & 5'9' and weigh less than 135 lbs. If they are particularly beautiful they can have dark hair and eyes; blonde and blue or green-eyed are much preferred. We have had some lively disucussions about that. He says that he serves a big God, who can give him exactly what he wants for wife #3. I say that God often surprises us by wrapping a wonderful gift in an unexpected way.
Female - Age Range: 51-60
It would depend on what race that person is. Since I am not going to bear anymore children that would alleviate some of the insuing problems as far as marriage. Also, I am used to the mannerisms of some races more than others. Therefore, I would be more comfortable in a dating situation with them.
I probably would not accept a date from someone of another race at this time because I am not interested in dating just to be dating. Right now the only dating I would be intested in is for marriage. I do not think I would have enough years left to adjust to living with someone of a different race.
I do not think it is unChristlike to turn down a date because of race. It is better to be honest from the start. Maybe you could make a good friend by being honest about how you feel.
Female - Age Range: 51-60
Is it unChristlike to refuse to date someone of another race? How about age? Is it unChristlike to refuse to date someone because of age? Faith? Build? Location? Level of education? Profession? Personal history? Grooming?
I'm tall. I don't get involved with men shorter than my shoulder. Is that unChristlike?
ginvermisu:
Female - Age Range: 61-70
You may use my alias
If I found someone who would be good to me, I don't care what race he is. My family might not like it but this is my life. There are men and women of all races that could get together and have a wonderful life together but they won't because of what someone would say. If you really love one another, why not.
Male - Age Range: 21-30
yes I would date someone of another race, we will all be in the kingdom of God. It is not unChristlike to refuse to date another race, it is a choice, and everybody knows what they want in a mate, and color might be a want. It dosn't mean that person is racist or biased.
Male - Age Range: 21-30
If we strive to be like Christ then we must look way beyond ethnicity and race and love all people for their hearts. We must open the eyes of our hearts. The question posed is rather silly.
Male - Age Range: 21-30
It is absolutely ok to date a person from another race than your own. As christians remember we were created in God's own image, to add on this we're the righteousness of God by christ Jesus. This means we're all of the same Kind irrespective of the color of our skin, hair or Language...We're of the same Family and we better treat fellow christians on the same level. God bless yo'all.
Male - Age Range: 21-30
Race is never the determining factor regarding who I choose to date. I think that it is indeed VERY 'unChristlike' to refuse to date someone simply because of his or her race.
Even in this age of cultural awareness, there are certain denominations that remain very much segregated. I've even heard a certain denominational leader remark to an entire congregation that he will 'have to visit your side of heaven' so that he could enjoy 'your' music. I sincerely believe he meant it as a compliment and may not have realized the pain his words caused.
Here on this site, it's very disturbing when I read through a person's 'perfect match' preferences and find that they don't care if a person drinks alcohol, takes drugs, or has multiple children as long as he is of their race! It's also quite disturbing when a person will list every race EXCEPT for one.
We can try to mask our characters in flowery rhetoric but who are we deceiving? Our characters may not be on display to others, but our Heavenly Father sees even the things we can't see about ourselves!
Male - Age Range: 21-30
I think what unchristain is to think your race is superior to other races. As for refusing to date someone of another race I think isn't unchristian, as long as you can at least be friends. It is a personal matter between you and God. Plus scientists have found that children of interacial couples are prone to be less immune to diseases that pure races are totally immune to. The same thing happen with dogs and cats that mate interbreed.
I myself would never date someone of another race. I don't think it looks good anyway. If my children want to do it I let them, though I wouldn't approve of it.
Male - Age Range: 21-30
First and foremost, I want to thank God for this opportunity to be alive today to take part in this survey to the GLORY of His Name. Well, I WLL DATE SOMEONE FROM ANOTHER RACE, because as believers and Christians we are taught by the Bible that we(all christians worldwide) are one big family that have the same FATHER.AND CANDIDLY, I BELIEVE IT IS UNCHRISTIAN TO REFUSE TO DATE SOMEONE OF ANOTHER RACE, because the implication is that you(the person in question) is still separating between the Jews and the Gentiles. In other words believing one race to be holier and more santified than the other either due to colour or the other reasons which I believe christian doctrines( for real born-again) does not support.
Male - Age Range: 21-30
I would likely talk more on this topic though I'm ending it in just a few words. As I would emphasize on more then mental frquency match of the couple than the skin colour, skin colour never should be a barrier for luv.
And I never think its unChristlike to refuse to date someone of another race as we christians are more big hearted than anyone else.
Male - Age Range: 21-30
Yes I would, but I don't think prejudice and preferences are synonomous so I don't think it would be unChristlike to not date someone of another race.
Male - Age Range: 21-30
I recently attended a mixed-race wedding. Both parties are committed to Jesus Christ and his love shown deeply in them! I have no problem with it and there is nothing 'unChristlike' about it. However, a note of caution is that when you marry someone, there are many adjustments to be made, and the more things in common the better. I think this would include ethnicity of your marriage partner. You also marry into a family. Big adjustments, I hear, of learning to deal with the mother-in-law! ;D
Personally, although I have dated women of other races, and have many friends from all over the world, I am generally not as attracted to members of some ethnic groups--although I love being surprised--and physical attraction is important in a relationship. A great book I recommend everyone to read is 'Finding the Love of Your Life' by Dr. Neil Clark Warren, a Christian psychologist who has some very practical things to say. Anyhow, God loves us all, 'yellow, red, black and white, we are precious in his sight', yet he wired us all differently also. Live. Laugh. Love. Thanks for reading. I'm 30, love Jesus and single. Write me!
patientlywaitng:
Male - Age Range: 31-40
I firmly believe that marrying outside of ones race is against the laws of God. There are many scriptures to support this. This is a rather lengthy topic but here are some basics:
The Israelites were told not to marry outside their race: Gen 24:3,4 Gen 28:1-8, Exod: 34:15-16, Deut 7:1-3, Josh. 23:12-13, Judges 3:5-8, I Kings 11:1-2...especially the Ezra 9,10, Neh. 10:30, Neh 13.
To those who use the argument that the seperation was due to idolatry only, I ask you to take notice of two scriptures: Ezra 9:2 '...so that the holy RACE has intermingled with the peoples of the land...' and also notice in Ezra 10:3 that the OFFSPRING of the illegal union were seperated along with the foreign wives. If it was idolatry only, why would the children have to be sent away with the wives?
To those who say that these scriptures are Old Testament only, I would remind you of Matt 5 where Christ states 'Do not think that I came to do away with the law or the prophets...'. He further warns those who would try and annul His divine law. Also Malachi 3:6 and Hebrews 13:8 it exlpains that our God does not change.
As far the few examples where it seems like a question of Israelites marrying outside their race and being blessed by God, a closer study often reveals that these were Isralites living in foreign lands (ie Ruth the Moabitess). These situations are easliy explained.
Another point is that the 7th commandment states 'Though shalt not commit adultery'.(Ex 20:14) To adulterate something is to unlawfully mix something. Coveting a neighbors wife is already covered in another commandment. (Ex 20:17)
Also the scriptures state the phrase 'Kind after kind' over 20 times. Scripture also warns against mixing breeds of cattle (Lev 19:19) and sowing the land with mixed seed. Also Deut. 22:9.
Tell me, does it not stand to reason that if we are not even allowed to confuse His precious creation by mixing the seed of cattle, then we should also not confuse the races of men?
We are saved by grace, but if we love Him, we should keep His commandments. (John 14:15,21; I John 2:4)
The system of the adversary always tries to destroy God's order and promote everything contrary to His Word. Today, as in ancient times, there is nothing new under the sun.
For further reading about the desruction of God's creation, I recommend the book by Pat Buchanan 'The Death Of The West'.
This may be pubished in any form and I don't care if my name is associated with it. You may use my alias. I will gladly debate this topic and obey my Lord as He commanded in Matthew 5:13-20.
[Editor's Note: The views expressed are not those of the management.]
Male - Age Range: 31-40
I would most definitely date and marry someone of another race. It is about love and not color, and I have no problem whatsoever marrying out of my race. Thank you.
Male - Age Range: 31-40
Absolutely would do so. It would be unchristlike to eliminate someone on the basis of their race, if all other factors pointed to God's best for you.
Male - Age Range: 31-40
Yes, as long as the other person is of the human race. Please note also that in America, people of different color can be of the same CULTURE. I think that is a more important factor.
No, if you feel uncomfortable about it. Don't do it! Then again, you should ask yourself why!
Male - Age Range: 31-40
Not a black person. For me as White/Caucasian I might consider a hispanic but not blacks. Not that I have anything against any race...just think that culture difference can be quite different...thats my reason!
Havent studied what the Bible says about this subject though...so its just my own opinion.
Male - Age Range: 31-40
I would date someone of another race,after all we all are the human race.I believe if a person is not attracted to someone of another race then why date that someone.I am for love,it breaks all barriers.
godfearer:
Male - Age Range: 41-50
You may use my alias. I have no problem with dating outside my race. Race to me is not as important as knowing that she walks in god's word. As for whether or not its Christian to refuse to date someone outside ones race, the bible only speaks of this in reference to marriage where the potential spouce is a pagon. t
Male - Age Range: 41-50
I don't think of refusal to date anyone of a different race is un-Christlike for three reasons:
The first reason is that, to me, it is the same as a preference for rich, poor, tall, short, fat, skinny, blue-collar or professional. We all have our own
preferences.
Secondly, we tend to blend/mesh better with someone with whom we share commonalities. It may be a little hard for a Chief Financial Officer to submit to her dishwasher husband. Conversely it may be hard for a Black husband to share the experience of being Black in America with a White wife OR VICE-VERSA. A lot of White people think we (us Blacks) have it made with affrimative action and all. I say let's trade places.
The third reason is that it's always good to get the blessing of parents and relatives. It's the easy way out. The path of least resistance. Not the best reason at all. But I think a desire to marry someone that would cause the least amount of family friction is not something that God would hold against me.
Having said all of that, would I? If I fell in love with a womam who happened to have green skin with purple hair and orange eyes and she made me happy -
I* would say to heck with the three reasons!! But I
don't think God would be mad at ME OR YOU if we kept
looking for somebody with black hair and black skin -
or brown hair and brown eyes - or blonde hair and
white skin - or red hair and green eyes....... He gave us quite a SELECTION. ....... SELECT being the root
and operative word.
Male - Age Range: 41-50
Yes!
It's a shame such questions even arise for it points out the insidious way discrimination has filled our entire existence and caused us to lose sight - the sight of Christ. It is such a sad commentary that the saying is so true - 'There is no more segregated time in America than 11 to 12 on Sunday mornings!'
What difference does race make? What difference does culture make? What difference does ethnicity make? Does God see any of that when He views us? Did not Paul say 'There is neither Jew nor Greek...'? Were not the disciples themselves a rather mixed lot? Where, in fact, have we in America even come up with the idea that Jesus was 'our' race (the pictures all look like 'us') when it's clear if he came from the Middle East he looked like a Middle Easterner?
If we cannot see someone for the 'individual' that they are then we do not truly see them.
Male - Age Range: 51-60
I have always thought people who are willing to limit whom they date by race ,especially christians are not open to what God may choose for them,who knows that the one you refuse to date may be the one who may be a blessing to you and give you the love that you have been looking for all your life.Pray and ask the lord who is the one for you
Guapo2000:
Male - Age Range: 71 plus
'You may use my alias'
Sorry to be so long winded on the last survey response. Race, it does not matter. Men, as I have been told, look for someone who is pleasing to the eye. So why would race make any difference. I find Hispanic/Latino people very pretty along with many Scandinavians. If I refuse a date with one of a different race, please know it is not the race, but could have a lot to do with the way each of our beliefs stand. Funny thing is that we all came from the same ancestors and we are all going to the same place in the next life. I am Scotch (my family name), Irish, English, Dutch, and French. Now, go look at my photo and see if I look like that.
Male - Age Range: 71 plus
no I DO NOT THANK IT IS UNCHRISTLIKE TO REFUSE TO DATE
SOME ONE OF ANOTHER RACE, THAT'S WHY HE MADE MORE THEN ONE RACE!!!
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