balloonoboy
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My on again, off again broke it off for good because she couldn't deal with her family being mad at her for dating a brotha. Wow, I'm flabbergasted, at a loss for words. The last time we broke up it was because her grand parents ( on her father side) didn't approve of her dating a black man. Okay, so she's off at grad school and everything is going fine with us, but once she goes back home this pandora's box of sorts opens up. Apparently, her father has been having sleepless nights over this. Her mother thinks it's best to just break it off. I understand how something like this can tear a family apart (her racist grand parents didn't even attend their nieces wedding and have stopped speaking to her altogether; I can only imagine how they'd treat their grand daughter).
A part of me wants to scream to the heavens how life is not fair and how I thought we were more accepting of people since this is the 2010; another part of me wants to laugh at just how outrageous this is - my skin color of all things immediately and outright making me an unfit suitor for their grand daughter. It's really a shame when my skin color predetermines who I can and can't be with. And even though I know I'm black, I consider myself a person first. This is in West Virginia, if it matters.
What can you do? What the %*@+ can you do?
Fin.
A part of me wants to scream to the heavens how life is not fair and how I thought we were more accepting of people since this is the 2010; another part of me wants to laugh at just how outrageous this is - my skin color of all things immediately and outright making me an unfit suitor for their grand daughter. It's really a shame when my skin color predetermines who I can and can't be with. And even though I know I'm black, I consider myself a person first. This is in West Virginia, if it matters.
What can you do? What the %*@+ can you do?
Fin.