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why is this TYPE of interracial dating less popular?

im dark skinned and i have a thing for white guys.

well if we're talking dark/light, its usually a white female and a black male. i find that white males are much pickier and go for either white females or asian or hispanic ones. I just dont know alot of guys with lighter skin who go for darker skinned girls, i dont know why. probably preference.
biracial kids are usually dark.

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