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Sorry but there's no intelligent discourse with people whose opinion is "My sky friend told me you shouldn't do that".

We've always used the proper terms with our kiddo (I'm a biologist, I'm not going to call it a wee-wee or a hoo-haa or whatever). She was then told by other kids she was saying "bad words." Her teacher started to tell her not to say those and she proudly said "My mommy says those are the right words and not to use

If "bootstraps" fucked a yogurt commercial, the bastard offspring would be "Love yourself more."

I don't mean to blame you for not understanding that OKC isn't Tindr, but. . . OKC isn't Tindr.

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Nothing brings us adults more joy than messing with the unsuspecting minds of toddlers! This reminds me of the baby meeting her dad's twin for the first time...

Listen, you're waaaay too hung up on not wanting to label yourself as racist.

Yes, and also: ALL asian men? Like ALL of them? EVER? That's just lack of imagination/googling! I'd be willing to bet money that, for every person, that there's at least one person out there of every ethnicity who they're attracted to.

I do not consider myself racist for having physical sexual preferences. But I respect your opinion.

EXACTLY this. If you don't find asian men attractive, ok, but you HAVE GOT to realize that vocalizing it is tactless and possibly offensive and you should keep that shit to yourself.

I could not agree more emphatically or passionately with this statement: "it's imperative to be anti-racist in our daily lives." What I like most about your statement is that it is active rather than reactive; we must not only not be racist but also commit to being actively anti-racist. To me this means openly

I think it's worth exploring where people's sexual preferences come from. But condemning any specific preferences or painting it as inherently wrong to have preferences at all seems ridiculous to me. I have physical preferences for age, gender, coloring, and body type. I do not consider myself ageist, sexist, racist,

Are we really going with the word "racist" to describe dating preferences or attraction? Clearly in many cases these preferences are the result of historical and contemporary attitudes towards men and women of different races and ethnicities. That's an important discussion to have. But I'm so uncomfortable with the

Hypothesis: the bias towards dating one's race has gone up since 2009 because earlier adopters of internet dating were more likely to be nonconformists and more open to date people of different backgrounds. As the masses have all joined the internet dating trend, the real conservative preference in the population is

Well for starters, let's just say I didn't really mind our rape gif problem.