mickeko
The dynamics of sex and relations are individual, so I can't tell what holds them together, not even my own. Perhaps that's as it should be. I think the strongest emotional bonds are dilutions rather than glued. Rigidity often means a break is bound to happen.
2026-05-23

Am I wrongly perceiving a pun on the title "Gore Nation", a production I have never watched but am aware of. Since this is the reference, then who are these nations you have given a description of? I get it, though, and divorce rates....are they still climbing? I know my opinion is different than many-- but these are, in my opinion, a collection of other lose opinions with a dash of truth- too much diversity between two people does not make for an easy marriage. Lasting marriages have key components that I will not mention here. I believe a marriage is between those two people in it and the rest of the world can butt out. But statistics do reveal the nature of many people with this mindset, which is too closed and narrowminded, too influenced by the indoctrinations of the life they were born into. The racists seem to have a fit towards those that do intermarry and those racists come in a variety of colors, too, and they are the ones I see as the true threat to my grandchildren because they are biracial. I think people with these mindsets are a threat to all people that don't have these fixations on skin color or who's your daddy or how much money ya got or not- They are more the greatest threat to those that DON'T think all or most marriages are based on wealth and social elitism. To be clear, I have no anger at all when expressing my points, my own comments with opinion or facts to back it that are different than some of yours. I see, though, where culture has great influences on these ideas, which more correctly stated, in my mind, is that some marriages are grounded in these ideas but not all. I have been accused directly or indirectly of many things I am not. Protecting biracial grandchildren from prejudice and unsolicited external judgment is a valid and deeply personal concern for many of us grandparents. Navigating these modern family dynamics requires balancing a supportive home environment with awareness of how broader societal pressures impact biracial children. You critics do not really understand the pressures on Biracial Families, no matter how much some seem to be defining the term while denying the real elements behind racism and prejudice. Sorry this is long. I mean no offense, but back in the day when my sister-in-law went to the University in the '70's , she dated an Iranian young man that seemed so captivated and fascinated by her and they both were pursuing medical science degrees. She liked him only as a friend, though. She felt he had other motives than love when he asked her to marry him. It is not racist when I say, we were all glad she declined. And upon her own reflecting back, she is glad she declined too--- too much cultural clash. Just another opinion, that's all.
2026-05-21

Sameen
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2026-05-21