Interracial marriage

It needs a lot of time spend in understanding the roots of the other person involved.They have to be together some time trying to understand the intricacies of respective cultures.And at the end if they are confident enough I don't see any problem in interracial marriages.Anything that is done in a haste only ends up in trouble.

Belief in G-d is the most important. I can not marry someone with an opposing belief in G-d. Why? Cause he said I can't. I tend to just accept what he says. Not much for arguing with G-d, if you know what I mean. Culture and Tradition are very important. I have a friend who comes from a completely different culture and tradition. It is very difficult to relate to her because our back grounds are so different. I would wager that marriage would be difficult with so little common between us. Food... not a big deal. With millions of types of food, I'm sure I could find something we both like. Race... completely unimportant. I don't even believe in the concept because we all have a common origin.

If I really loved them. I would marry then. I don't think anyone's race should stop love. Of course, it's always easier to date someone of you're own cultural background. And if I loved equally a person of my own culture and a person of other, I'd pick my own culture, as it would be easier to get along with them. But if I loved the person of the other culture more I'd wed them.

I think it'll be a bit hard because you need to adjust alot but if you really want to marry that person you'll do even the hardest thing right?And culture,tradition,religion and food does matter because you have to consideer alot of it but that should not stop you from marrying someone.Take care zsarhea

Race is not an obstacle in any way, I think, but coming from a different cultural background than the person you are about to marry could be, I think. But if you really love that person, you can do it. It might just be a bit more challenging than marrying someone who is more similar to yourself.