Racial preference?

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I feel really bad about this. I’m a white girl and I have a preference for East Asian guys. I’ve never actually dated one and when it comes down to actually dating someone I don’t care what their race is, but whenever I see I guy I think is really attractive it’s almost always an East Asian guy. I just find them more attractive. Opinions?

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You shouldn’t feel bad about it. Most people have preferences for what they think is attractive.

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I’m white and I’ve always had a thing for Puerto Rican men ☺️☺️ most people have preferences so need to feel bad about it. You like what you like

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Love me some dark skinned men 😝

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Finding a race attractive isn’t bad fetishization is. As long as its not a fetish its fine to think they are attractive

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Ive always wondered, if I have a preference for 1 race, what's the difference between only dating my preference and fetishizing? 
Personally I have a preference for black men and besides the one white boy when I was 18, have only dated black men and don't really find other races that attractive. Idk why but I guess it's just something in my biology that decided that 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Having a preference is completely normal & nothing to feel bad about. I’m Native American & have always had a bigger preference for white guys. Idk why, I’ve just always found them highly attractive. But, I definitely don’t discriminate & have dated other races as well.

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Everyone has preferences. No need to feel guilty. I’m only into Spanish speaking men 🤷🏽‍♀️

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I have preferences too. Nothing to be ashamed of.
Latino hispanic girls and boys. Dark skinned girls. White tall guys who wear jeans. Tall asian boys.

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I’m only into Hispanics and white. I couldn’t be with any other race......

Racial preference?

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