The "Line"

I don't think rednecksim is a word. I certainly don't think that rednecks are the only ones involved in this behavior.

Anyways, my line, besides what was mentioned in the first post, is dating someone I know is going to die. There seems to be no point to it. "I'll make you happy for a few months. Then, you'll die and I will be quite sad."

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Originally Posted by a_licenwondrland

I can accept and identify with people outside my cultural background just fine. I adore learning about people who are different than me, and I'm fascinated with other cultures. Also, I don't happen to think that my culture and background is more "right" than anyone else's. That doesn't mean I want to be married to someone with whom there will be constant differences of opinion on the most trivial of matters because of different upbringings.

I like how you're trying to twist what I've said into something racist. It's not surprising that you would do that, but it's pretty disappointing.

I whole-heartedly agree with this and your other posts here, Alice. I believe that race and background should be important here. Some people find people of different races, religion, childhoods, etc. that they can identify with. I, however, do not happen to be one of those people.

There's nowhere I can't reach.