What do you think about *********** marriage- *********** children, dating, love, survival?
Saturday, June 14th, 2008
pyncpryncezz22 asked:
Okay so I’m studying *********** marriages in one of my classes so that i can do an exhibition on it in December. I just want to know what people think about *********** marriages and families. I am a bi-racial child whose father is black and mother is white and they are divorced. I was raised by my father. I believe that *********** marriage is fine but what about the effects on the children and what they go thru?
With me it’s kind of hard to actually not have problems with the *********** part of my life. My caucasian family doesn’t except the fact that me and my siblings are all bi-racial (even though we all dont have the same fathers, but we do have the same mother.) When i was little my grandparents on my caucasian side treated us so differently that i reallii felt like an outcast in my family. Since they got in my head so much when i started school i was confused on what group of kids to talk to. I embrace both of my cultures and heritages but i think because my african- american family accepts us more i embrace that a lot more. I was raised around the african-american half and i just feel thats what make me who i am. Don’t get me wrong i do still accept my other half and i do support and represent that half but my african american half is a little more effective on me.
There were some answers that reallii shocked me. The last two answers were and eye opener and i realize now that there are still ppl that still think that way. I believe that *********** relationships are a beautiful thing and that God never intended for it to be black and whites. I mean what is wrong with ppl now and days. Ppl older (way older) than me seem to be a lot more childish and immature about the situation. LIke the guy said it’s not the parents that suffer its the children. Trust me i hear it everyday and after a while it gets old. I’m sick of being labeled as a nappy headed child that looks white but is tryin to be black. I’m sick of the looks and the comments. Ppl need to grow up. I am a fine haired, bi-racial, intelligent, respectful, mature, beautiful young lady with a nice head on my shoulders that would like a little more respect than what i get now.
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Okay so I’m studying *********** marriages in one of my classes so that i can do an exhibition on it in December. I just want to know what people think about *********** marriages and families. I am a bi-racial child whose father is black and mother is white and they are divorced. I was raised by my father. I believe that *********** marriage is fine but what about the effects on the children and what they go thru?
With me it’s kind of hard to actually not have problems with the *********** part of my life. My caucasian family doesn’t except the fact that me and my siblings are all bi-racial (even though we all dont have the same fathers, but we do have the same mother.) When i was little my grandparents on my caucasian side treated us so differently that i reallii felt like an outcast in my family. Since they got in my head so much when i started school i was confused on what group of kids to talk to. I embrace both of my cultures and heritages but i think because my african- american family accepts us more i embrace that a lot more. I was raised around the african-american half and i just feel thats what make me who i am. Don’t get me wrong i do still accept my other half and i do support and represent that half but my african american half is a little more effective on me.
There were some answers that reallii shocked me. The last two answers were and eye opener and i realize now that there are still ppl that still think that way. I believe that *********** relationships are a beautiful thing and that God never intended for it to be black and whites. I mean what is wrong with ppl now and days. Ppl older (way older) than me seem to be a lot more childish and immature about the situation. LIke the guy said it’s not the parents that suffer its the children. Trust me i hear it everyday and after a while it gets old. I’m sick of being labeled as a nappy headed child that looks white but is tryin to be black. I’m sick of the looks and the comments. Ppl need to grow up. I am a fine haired, bi-racial, intelligent, respectful, mature, beautiful young lady with a nice head on my shoulders that would like a little more respect than what i get now.
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