Do you care about establishing a family with a parter of the same race/culture as yours?

[capocannoniere]

Elaborate further if you want. I just wish my partner were as white as, or whiter than me. I do not think interracial relationships work out well, especially nowadays, but mild cultural differences are interesting and usually good for a kid.

[Incal]

Not really.

[Rædwald]

Yes.

[capocannoniere]

Not really.

If i were Peruvian i would look for an East Asian descendant, probably the one race you guys mix with pretty well.

[Aila]

As long as the person understood “Nonduality” in practical sense and we were mutually attracted - I would not care about the superficial differences such as race, colour nor culture.

[RogueState]

What matters the most is sharing same values and compatible personalities, and having similar cultural references

But shared values and cultural references often come from with shared culture in general

And shared culture in general often relate to sharing same ethnicity or regional identity

So even if you are open minded, you end up preferring girls from your ethnic group or sub-region

[capocannoniere]

As long as the person understood “Nonduality” in practical sense and we were mutually attracted - I would not care about the superficial differences such as race, colour nor culture.

Explain "nonduality". Yes, i googled it, but the answers were vague.

[capocannoniere]

Yes.

You mean only people from Canada that share your ethnical and cultural background, or you include people from the British Isles and France?

[HoboJim]

Yes. Definitely. Not only that but of the same general ethnic stock as myself.

A big part of it is that I just happen to be attracted to women of my same ethnic stock in general. That isn't to say that there aren't women of other ethnicities or races I haven't found attractive (black women in particular) but my general inclination is towards Celtic/Southern Euro women.

[Rædwald]

You mean only people from Canada that share your ethnical and cultural background, or you include people from the British Isles and France?

People specific to my regional culture, from Newfoundland which I would say shares more in common with British culture than Canadian. Though some might argue otherwise.