But when we get to a serious note about it, I don't know why, when it comes to interracial relationships, when it comes to gay people, when it comes to just different lifestyles, when it comes to not dating within your race and being a heterosexual, anything outside of that, they consider an alternative lifestyle. And I feel like, why does it have to be an alternative lifestyle? How do we know that it's something that is out of the ordinary? Who created that rule?
We get to choose the people that we become, the character that we have. And not all white people are bad as much as they do certain we know that they do certain things, and we label it as things that white people do. And I get that. But I choose to look past that and see people for who they are. So tell me how you feel about this and have you ever dated outside your race? What do you think about it? So let me know. Bye
Jordan Tepper
@JordanTepper · 3:06
Yeah, I think that you can't help who you fall in love with and who you marry. My prom date, she's from Trinidad. She's still one of my really great friends. I talk to her like once or once a week at least. And yeah, it's one of those topics that is, I think can get a lot of controversy going. Of course I'm a white guy. I can only see it in my own point of view
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
CinemaReel L.
@ReelTalker · 4:58
So, yeah, I definitely can understand the challenges that interracial children go through, but at the same time, they can get through it with the right amount of support, the right amount of help from both parents. Kids should not have to feel pulled in two different directions, and that shouldn't mean that interracial couples shouldn't happen just because of any challenges that the children could possibly go through and everything. I don't think that's right at all