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Ramonna30223MemberWhew! I don’t know where to begin! I must assume you are sincere but your whole approach troubles me. Did you just decide that you wanted a black friend and chose this woman? Do you have any common interests? Do you have mutual friends? Have you picked up on any signals from her that she would be interested in getting to know you better? Friendship must be mutual, and your posting seems one-sided. Regardless of race, it seems to me that writing someone an e-mail saying that you will contact them later in the summer is a strange way to make friends. I have friends of many races, and I believe true friendships operate on a personal level rather than on a group-to-group level. What you would need to know is how to relate to that specific person. The way you find that out is by talking to her about mutual interests. For example, do you both garden? Read books? Go to movies? Because you both work at the same place, there should be some common ground.
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Name : Ramonna30223, Gender : F, Race : Black/African American, Religion : Episcopalian, City : Minneapolis, State : MN, Country : United States, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, Social class : Upper middle class, -
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