Anonymous wrote:OP here:

I love looking inside their eyes.

But I do it in a clandestine manner so I won't weird them out.

OP, I would be happy to have you stare at and appreciate my eyes! They are a beautiful green. When I wear purple, the color really pops. (The shape of them, not so great-- heavy lids and short lashes.) My eye color is the only physical trait that I had hoped to see in my children, but no dice.

I'm fascinated by two different color eyes. So cool.

I have brown eyes, but my SO and kids have blue eyes. I find their eyes interesting because I have been looking at my brown eyes my entire life in the mirror. Their eyes are very different than mine.

I can see someone liking beautiful eyes but this is not really dependent on color.

You value what you don't have. My Indian boyfriend back in college was the first one to notice that my eyes actually change color - they are green when I'm happy, blue when I'm miserable, and grey otherwise.
I lived with those eyes for 20+ years and never knew.

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This is why my Asian father married my European mother.

You're not serious.

I can't imagine marrying someone because of eyes.

You're heard all the jazz and love songs about eyes, not to mention the poetry?

This conversation gets weirder and weirder.

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah, well I'm always amazed at how big, black women can wear bright, tight(er) clothes and look great. Big, white women in the same outfits just look, well, FAT!

I know the answer to this one! It's because big, black women often just ooze self-confidence and sexiness. Fat white women never seem to be able to pull that off.

I don't know about this. Big, white women who act self-confident in tighter outfits just seem trashier. Big, black women seem to be able to pull it off better. I don't know if I've been too influenced by Oprah in my life or what, but that's how I see it!!

To tell you the truth, I don't discriminate by race. Big is big, fat is fat.

I guess it is literal discrimination, as opposed to the historic meaning, but the fact remains that big, black women look nicer than big, white women. Hands down.

Perhaps to you. To me, more often than not they look like drama queens. Now, it is good, for everyone involved, that preferences are not universal.

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This is why my Asian father married my European mother.

You're not serious.

I can't imagine marrying someone because of eyes.

My sister married her (ex)husband for his awesome hair - too bad her kids didn't get it, they got hers.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, Hattie McDaniel called; she'd like her degrading portrayal of simple minded black folk back…

Are you sure OP is black? I'm not convinced.

White and black aren't the ethnic group around. There are also:


1. Asians
2. South Asians (Indians, Pakistanis, etc)
3. Native Americans
4. Hispanics
5. Aboriginal

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah, well I'm always amazed at how big, black women can wear bright, tight(er) clothes and look great. Big, white women in the same outfits just look, well, FAT!

I know the answer to this one! It's because big, black women often just ooze self-confidence and sexiness. Fat white women never seem to be able to pull that off.

I don't know about this. Big, white women who act self-confident in tighter outfits just seem trashier. Big, black women seem to be able to pull it off better. I don't know if I've been too influenced by Oprah in my life or what, but that's how I see it!!

To tell you the truth, I don't discriminate by race. Big is big, fat is fat.

I guess it is literal discrimination, as opposed to the historic meaning, but the fact remains that big, black women look nicer than big, white women. Hands down.

Anonymous wrote:I don't know why people think this is a strange question. I am blonde, blue-eyed myself and have thought the same thing. Also, Asian eyes- where did those come from and were they somehow advantageous? How about AA hair? Why so curly and textured? Did it help with something?

Yes,yes and yes....google for answers.

I don't know why people think this is a strange question. I am blonde, blue-eyed myself and have thought the same thing. Also, Asian eyes- where did those come from and were they somehow advantageous? How about AA hair? Why so curly and textured? Did it help with something?

Anonymous wrote:I suspect OP is being facetious.

I got the feeling too....but whatever entertains him/her.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here:

I love looking inside their eyes.

But I do it in a clandestine manner so I won't weird them out.

You should become an ophthalmologist!

That made me laugh out loud at work; thanks for that one!

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah, well I'm always amazed at how big, black women can wear bright, tight(er) clothes and look great. Big, white women in the same outfits just look, well, FAT!

I know the answer to this one! It's because big, black women often just ooze self-confidence and sexiness. Fat white women never seem to be able to pull that off.

I don't know about this. Big, white women who act self-confident in tighter outfits just seem trashier. Big, black women seem to be able to pull it off better. I don't know if I've been too influenced by Oprah in my life or what, but that's how I see it!!

To tell you the truth, I don't discriminate by race. Big is big, fat is fat.