I think my parents wouldn't mind as long as the girl I'm dating is a Christian. They'd probably say it's interesting, and then tell me some information about the person's culture or race (since I've never had any friends besides white Americans, even though I'm nice to people of every race or culture ).

My parents would be surprised. They would get angry if I had not told them beforehand, but even the question would most definitely trigger a "no". I am 13 ! In a world where eve eleven-year-olds date, my parents are normal xP. In a few years, though, I'm sure they wouldn't mind. They wouldn't care about the religion or nationality or anything; I'm sure they'd just want me to date someone who's nice to me . 

my mom would be perfectly fine with it and very supportive of whomever i dated but my dad on the other hand would never allow it i think it has something to do with the twelve year age gap between them my dad is a bit more old fashion while my mom thinks a bit more modernly my dad was born in the 1950's by the way

I don't think they would really care. It's usual for people in my grade to date nowadays. I've actually dated before and told them, and they were like, "What's her name?" So, my parents aren't really that strict on dating.

My family has always had two major considerations when it comes to my dating life: Do they treat me well, and do they bring out my best? If both those boxes are checked, they couldn't care less who she is. Case in point, my girlfriend (and if things stay on track, future wife ) hails from Nigeria. My entire family absolutely adores her, they're fascinated by the exotic foods she's had me try, and they're entirely respectful of her culture and the inherent differences to our own. They know she makes me happy (and is miles better than my ex...) so why should they care what she looks like or where she was born?

Well, in the first place, I wouldn't date someone in another race. There are so many health problems in the whole thing that it's not safe. If I DID, they would dis-own me, and perhaps kill me.

My parents really wouldn't care anything about the ethnicity of the person I dated... but some older members of my family particularly my grandmother on my father's side probably would.  My parents have on more than one occasion dated or even married someone of a different color--my mother has been married three times, two of which were to black men (we're white).  People like my grandmother on my father's side aren't very keen on this, particularly when it's to someone black.  Considering I'm not very close with the majority of my family I don't much care how they view it anyway, and I'm certainly old enough (30) to make my own decisions without caring what they think of it much.

How will my parents react to me if I was dating someone?
I mean I don't want to brag or anything, but they'll approve since I dated some people in my past, and don't want to talk about it.
My family are the nicest family in the whole world their like they'll accept anything including me so I think they'll approve I don't know why 'm like 15, and I'm turning 16 in August so yeah I think yes.

Well if I know my parents my mother would say that I have grown so much and my dad would make a sexual innuendo for which I would say "really" and he would just laugh and don't even get me started on the rest of my family.

My parents are fine with these things. They would be happy as long as I am happy. Of course they would want to know who it is etc but they wouldn't be bothered by race or religion.

Well, I certainly grew up in a very white community, where it was rare to see anyone of any other ethnicity. So when I started dating a boy of Asian ethnicity, my parents were certainly interested in his exotic-ness (even though he was born and raised in Canada), but they didn't voice any problems they had with us dating

I'm sure my parents would be really happy for me but they would never stop teasing me about it.  Regardless of ethnicity or skin color, they would support me until the end.

....personally, I think my parents would be happy if I would date anybody, regardless of ethnicity. I'm mixed race myself, so that really isn't as much of an 'issue' as I guess it is for white people? My aunt would probably flip, but seeing as how I generally don't like her anyway and she treats me like I am non-existent and/ or scum when she does acknowledge that I do indeed exist...I don't think that would be an issue, either. 

Seeing as how I am tooootally not interested in dating or having any sort of romantic relationship with anyone, though, it doesn't really matter? Like I said, I think my parents would be thrilled if I decided to date anybody at this point. They both refuse to believe that I am perfectly happy being single and that I LIKE it like that. *snort*

My parents are both very open-minded. I am very thankful of that, to be honest. Most of my family on my mom's side wouldn't be accepting, so I'm glad my mom doesn't care. My parents always told me that it doesn't matter what's on the outside, but what's on the inside that counts. They also made it known that as long as he treated me well and with respect, they'd have no problem with him at all. 

My parents would not react well to me dating someone who's black, asian, or hispanic. I know that it wouldn't go well because back in high school I was planning on dating a black girl and it didn't go over well with them. There was a huge arguement and I haven't dated anyone since...

Interesting question here. Well, my parents are open minded, which I strongly respect from them, and they wouldn't really react if I date someone weather she's christian, black, africain, European, or anything.

They would probably say "it is about time". I haven't been dating anyone. I would prefer to wait for someone I can spend many years with, possibly my whole life (what's left of it). I should probably start going out with a few girls to see if I like being around any particular one. I hope girls are still okay dating like it is the nineteen seventies.

My sister and brother started dating when they were teens. They went through a ton of duds that they probably had extramarital relations with. They might not even take that back if they could. That is how far gone they are on the path of impurity.

My parents initial reaction would typically be the only reaction I would get for dating anyone. Ethnicity does not matter to them.

They want to meet whoever we go out with as soon as possible. When I got chummy with girls as a teen, my parents would always have this reaction where they would chortle in a sly patronizing way when they saw us together. Yeah, being seen with girl means we're dating! Pfft! My parents are real dweebs. I got so insecure over that. Messed me up big time. I may never forgive them.


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I am over thirty and the last time I told my mom I was seeing somebody, she googled her and was not for some reason happy at all. No, she was not a serial killer but she said something about she wanting to travel knowing that I don't. But still, maybe something about her just kissed her off she never said.  And also no, my mom is not like the mom of Ed Gein/ Norman Bates. I was a bit surprised since she was quite normal and well to do compared to all the psychos I actually made her meet when I was in my twenties.

Oh and on the subject. She was not happy at all when I dated a russian, though she really loved her when she met her. But that did not change her russophobia to any general direction at all and after this stuff in Ukraine now, she is worse than ever.

Being completely honest with you, I don't care and as such, I probably wouldn't even tell them, Hell, I'd probably go off and get married unbeknownst to them. 

The reason is because they tend to make a big deal out of these things and I hate it when so much attention is drawn towards me. So I guess to answer the question, they'd probably make a big deal out of it. Things like "My son is all grown up now" "You make sure you take care of her" "Don't forget to write". They'd be making a complete drama over a relationship which may not even work out That, and they'd be giving me all the advice that parents would give their son about looking after a girl and treating her with respect, but that is completely redundant because I already know the importance of looking after one another and treating each other with the respect they deserve, That'd just really annoy me if they tried to educate me in that field. My parents don't know me at all. They don't know that I'm already okay with things like this...

Seriously, they'd be talking to me and I'd be facepalming while saying "I know, I know, I %&#@*£^ know!"

Well, like some of the people who posted. My dad is a bit racist and my mom is fully supportive. Both my parents love me and support me fully in whatever decision I make. They'll be fine with whoever, just as long as he takes good care of me and makes me happy. But sometimes, my dad can get a bit too emotional on certain things. haha