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I have a 17 year old son. If he were to start dating a black girl, I'd have no problem with it at all. I judge people by their actions, personality and attitude. Not by the color of their skin.

I have a tendency to stare at interracial couples. I don't mean to be rude. It's just interesting to see. My parents are different races, and my wife is also a different race. So mixed race is pretty much all I know. I grew up in a world where I was the oddball, and now I see more and more people like me. And don't worry about your girlfriend. Girls' parents will always come up with reasons for not wanting you to date their daughter. If it's not race, it will be something else. You cannot expect everyone to be accepting and tolerate, but you also do not have to put up with rudeness.

If I had a son or daughter who wanted to date someone of a different race, I wouldn't mind at all. It would be the same as dating someone of the same race. Everyone is equal and people shouldn't separate themselves because of their race.

i dont feel one way or the other. i mean i view them the same way i do other couples. some people feel differently tho, my dad for example says that he wouldnt disaprove if i dated a white guy but would be happier if he were black. i personally dont understand that

I guess it ok. Depend on how that person see that person. Am a black female and I wouldn't mind dating or marring a Korean or Japanese guy :)

im british.. not white though. haha but i wanted to answer this.

i think it depends on whether the couple looks cute together or not. thats a general rule for every couple though, haha. my fave famous interracial couple is Iman and David Bowie.

im for ittt<3.

One of my ex's was sri lankin (my highschool love) we were dating from year 8 up until yr 10.

Im of Maltese descent, my parents are strict and very fussy with the types of boys who i bring home to meet them. The interracial fact did not even occur to me, but what did was the bad boy streak he had. He looked like a trouble maker and sometimes brought it out in our relationship.

I brought reluctantly brought him home, my parents loved him! the fact he was darker didnt even occur to them what did was how much he knew me, as they saw how in love we were considering 2 years together. Unfortunatly the reason it ended was from bad friends who rubbed off on him, (i didn't end it because of his ethnicity, and never would)

Her parents should be accepting of 'you' not your ethnicity/race, if they were truly good parents they wouldn't even notice this, setting an example for their children in the process.

Some people dislike it. Some approve it.

I love my Cuban boyfriend, so I guess I love interracial relationships?!?

As a parent it would only matter that they loved each other. As long as they are happy with each other I would be also.