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Dash_Harber posted...

OEIO999 posted...

Dash_Harber posted...

OEIO999 posted...

While that may be true, I think people who are not attracted to a race, are because they haven't found the attractive members of that race or interacted with them to any certain degree.

Which is an entirely different thing, and sort of my point. Saying "I'm not attracted to black people" is different than "I've never met a black person I was attracted to".

But it's just wording that makes the difference. IMO you can assume anyone who isn't attracted to such a large demographic, is automatically someone who hasn't seen the right person from that demographic.

I suppose you could, but you are still assuming that all other black people look like the ones you saw. I mean, it's just a minefield regardless. Why is it so much harder to say "I've never met a black person I was attracted to".

I agree with you, this would be so much easier if everyone didn't sound definitive. After all human beings are fickle creatures, we change our minds with the season. That's why I rely on assumptions, especially with something that covers an entire demographic.