I’m 40. White dad black mom married for 55 years. Grew up happy and safe. Mom and dad didn’t play about us. Now I have a black wife and beautiful kids who are free to marry whoever they choose

I have never witnessed black women being spoken so highly of and respected ❤

As long is not fetishized, I'm cool😊

I'm a black woman in a interracial relationship.
We have been together almost 20 yrs. What he loves about me is I don't take no ish from him. He knows how much I love him. I told him from the beginning I'm not a hater, I'm a congratulater. That means I  support whatever he wants to do. ie, being a drummer in a rock band, being a comedian, being a landscape artist. I believe in him.Just like he believes and support me. I'm his Pretty Baby. ❤

🙋🏾‍♀️😂😂😂I’m 76 yrs old. I married my husband  in 1982. He pursued me for 3 yrs before we were married. He understood me and was very patient with my spoiled and selfish ways.
He always expressed to me that I was a good woman and I loved him deeply.
He has since passed and I still think about how he loved me.
Mind you, he was not a push over, he just knew how to handle me , keep me in my place without hurting me.

Unfortunately I dated my own black men but was physically abused.
I still got the scar as a reminder.
I met a white guy and we were together for 22 years.
He was my everything, no drama, no shouting, no stress and certaintly no abused.
Sadly he passed away 5 years ago.
When he was sick, I stayed by his side and never leave until he took his final breathe.
I am 56 and I have no intetest in having anymore relationship.
At least I am happy that I have experience a level of happiness in my life with him.
RIP ROBERT.

Lots of generalizations. I chose my husband because my ethnicity didn’t even matter. He wasn’t trying to be cool or “down.” He was a handsome young man and I was a pretty young lady.

We met online in 2004. We were married a few years later. We’ve been together ever since.

I was taught that the man is the head of the house, so that’s how it goes. It’s nice to not have to make all of the big decisions by myself. We depend on each other and I love it so much! ❤

He loves to fish and I love to watch him. My hair rarely comes up. When it does, it’s because I’m complaining about it, lol.

He’s a great men and great men come in all colors.

as a ghanian man...i clicked on this video to see the other side.  i believe...this is a part of my journey.   to see other perspectives.  when i see here...that black women dont feel valued.  i just dont know how that feels.  my mother was the my main support when i was growing up.  even when i was a shy...unique young chilld, who grew up to be a late bloomer.  my mother always told me i was handsome.  when girls in school payed me no attention.  i want to say to black women...u r valued, & always will be.  even when u cant feel it.  without u...there is none of us.  & even though i prefer to date in my race...everyone should be with...someone who appreciates u, for who u r.  thank you for posting this video...i learned a lot...hey Mama!

I'm not American, so I've been lucky enough to always seen "interracial" relationships it's not uncommon everywhere. I'm a Black man my wife is Italian 😂 45yrs married with children and grands!

Not all black women are the same!! And my biggest concern is for those of you who think Black women are just these desperate women that you can inflate your ego with or take under your wing while still being your little fetish. Remember, white men have been sleeping with black women for centuries--So the black & white intermingling is not new, just slightly different dynamics.  It's when you can truly see black women as HUMAN BEINGS first that will matter & make a positive difference. Don't make Black women your fetish!!!

When he said tasted sour, I knew it had to be whatever lotion she had on before he got to that part. As Black women, we slather ourselves in lotion. Others seem to skip that part for most of the lives until they are old and they skin is already shiveled up and wrinkled and now they want to moisturize when it's too late.

Caucasian men have a quiet confidence. They don’t act up. They don’t put on a show. Their Mac is the smile on their women’s face.  Everybody is looking at her. And they realize. He’s handling their business. It’s powerful.  My girlfriends don’t even ask questions. They just know.

My first husband was Puerto Rican and he  passed away in 1991. Mt y second husband was black  and neither one of my  marriages was happy the second husband has passed away also .  My son in law is Puerto Rican and he has been married to my daughter since 1993. She had 3 toddlers when they met and  they had 3 more children  . He loves all 6 of the kids cause that's the only father they know. I love my son in law . He is a good husband and father.🎉😂❤

We have to have a strong man period. We don't respect and can't submit to weakness! I have to trust you to know what to do without me telling you what to do. I have to know that you are not going to lead me off a damn cliff 😂

As a Black woman I  appreciate a man being of a strong nature, for the betterment of the relationship, and most half intelligent Black women can peep his hole card and love him for it.

I know people who have been married to black men for over 15 years. They are all very happy and still going strong.

Im black and my fiancee is Laotian. Love mixed couples and how these embrace each others cultures.

the lovings went through a lot in Virginia. They even busted into their home as they were sleeping in the middle of the night, there's a documentary about it .
Robert de Niro has always struck me as a man that love black women. He just had that swag in every single movie in every single interview. I research him and found that does exactly right.

When a Bw walks nto a room, the  way she walks has a rhythm thats natural, she holds her head high,  this is captivating.

Alphas don't need to announce that they're alphas.  These are the men who can keep up with us and deal with our honesty and independence.