Question for the heterosexual men of AF

[Edwardo Piet]

I know an Asian dude who’s into white women only. That’s what he likes. He’s not racist, it’s just his taste! Lol

Yeah, like I said, that wouldn't be racist. There's a difference between not being into non-whites because you're just not into them and not being into non-whites because they're non-whites. I don't think the latter is even logically something that someone can feel, unless they have some sort of bizarre chromosone fetish, which like I said has gotta be like 0.0.0.0.0.0.01% of the population. And there may be many people who has never seen a non-white who they find hot, but folks who think someone is a white person when they're not and found them hot and then somehow realize later that they're actually non-white and they're like "Ewwww I can't possibly find them attractive anymore because I just realized they're not white.... must ignore....feelings!".... that's not the same as simply not being into non-whites lol.

I'm mostly into white women and asian women I tend to either not be into at all or very very into.... and black women I'm into almost none of them but a few in particular I find super duper hot. None of that is racist and if I'd never met a non-white person I didn't find hot that wouldn't be racist either. But if I thought someone was white and then discovered they weren't and was like "Ewwwww non-white" and desperately wished my erection would go down despite the fact I was still clearly very attracted.... I'd suspect that some sort of bigotry and denial was going on.... there's a difference between THAT and simply never meeting anyone of another race that you're into. It's like the difference between being an an atheist and being an anti-theist. Just because you've never met someone in a particular category that you've ever been attracted to so far doesn't mean you have to be so flat out against the possibility that even if you discover one day that you ARE attracted to a particular category then as soon as you discover that you try and stamp it out and pretend you don't feel that way as if there's something wrong with it.