Interracial Relationship

Love knows no boundaries...therefore, interracial relationship is very possible. Aside from that, there's no guarantee marriage from the same race is a guarantee of a lasting relationship. It's on how you take care of the relationship and nurturing the love that you have for each other.

if you truly love someone then language, culture, race, religion or any other matters, should not be an issue or barrier. i've seen and heard many people who date other people that's not the same race as them and they are happy together. But when in an inter-cultural or inter-racial relationship, the couple must know that they might face problems or that there are people who wouldn't approve of their relationship. they have to work together and stand by each other to try to overcome the problem. if they love each other, then they would not mind the obstacles that they have to go thru. but if only one of them is willing to preserve the relationship, then it could be difficult. i don't have anything against inter-cultural/racial relationship, in fact i admire those who are in that kind of relationship, and how their strength, courage and love for each other made their relationship possible.

The older generation of course dissagrees but most people these days are more open minded.Its more socialble aceptable. Me personally think if you love someone it doesnt matter.

Correct demundo!!!im married to a black guy and as you said we have cultural differences. but as long as you love and respect each other then it will last. Its just a matter how you handle your relationship. and how you accept each other's weakness and differences.

I can say what is the big deal. So many people say its wrong or its hard, I say if your in love good for you, love is not wrong we are all in interracial relationships, heck I am not even sure what exactly my race is I am a mutt.

Well your right! color and tradition is no big deal if you love and care to each other! the important whats in your heart.

I've found that people are basically the same underneath the skin, mbrown. If I cared for someone, the color of their skin nor their ethnic background would keep me from pursuing the relationship.