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Lots of white women that has found this out the hard way.

I enjoy your use of the 3rd person as well. and I feel underdressed for the storm to come, but erm... the real Jezebellian question here is: WHAT IS THE WHITE LADY TAKE ON THIS? I would like to hear how the white women feel. [ducks]

The same thing happened to my aunt, but the guy was white and she was Indian. People can be weird about race.

Same thing happened to my friend, poor dears. </3

Yeah I was disappointed.

Aww, that sucks. I'm sorry. But I think it's better than leading you on - I find that particularly bad.

Honestly, anyone who doesn't acknowledge the complications of interethnic dating is fooling themselves. My wife and I, despite being together for over a decade, still occasionally find moments where we realize that our ethnic cultural upbringing creates gaps between our understandings of situations. And that's fine,

My match-minded aunties regularly inform cousins reticent to be matched up with another Brown person that, "White people are for fun, Brown people are for settling."

Seen the exact same thing happen here in Toronto

I've heard this numerous times.

I was flat-out told by my parents that if I ever brought home a black guy, they would disown me. Interestingly, my first boyfriend was half-Puerto Rican, but I guess he looked white enough for my parents? Anyway, I couldn't figure out why they were so hell-bent on me preserving our white, hillbilly genes when I had 53

Is that quote what we're going on? It doesn't really sound like he's blaming women, but rather blaming his own failure to appeal to women.

How is this "blaming women?"

No. Not normal. Not normal anywhere in western Europe. Jesus, you got some shitty luck, my friend. Did you get any kind of discount from the fuckers?

I notice he completely leaves out the investigation done by people who were not paid by Woody Allen who came to a very different conclusion. Shocking.

It's generally used in places with poor plumbing and/or extremely low flow toilets. I don't think it's unreasonable to expect better at the most expensive Winter Olympics in history.

1) I am so happy it's not the 90s anymore and Jerry Seinfeld isn't the arbiter of what's super funny and what's not.

Stay Puft, everyone.