[anonymous23711]

Really – I thank God probably every day, that I’m multi-racial. On one hand, I think well… I didn’t actually DO anything, but I guess that’s just one of the many benefits – being brought up, wholly naturally, with a bit more of an open mind. I’m half Italian, half Pakistani. The Italian side of my family (mothers) refused to accept my father, who was a very hard-working, normal, all around nice guy. But he wasn’t Catholic, he wasn’t European, he wasn’t white, he wasn’t Christian, and just didn’t ‘fit the cut’. I would have loved to have my Italian relatives actually care that they have nieces and nephews, and a wonderful brother-in-law. But as a child of parents from different cultures/races – the plusses by far, outnumber the negatives. If you question being in a mixed-race relationship because of your daughter, you shouldn’t. Every mixed person I know, is by far thankful for it. The effect it would have on you, is another question. But again, speaking from the daughter of mixed parents – I’m very thankful for the fact.

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Name : anonymous23711, Gender : F, Age : 22, City : Washington DC, State : DC, Country : United States, 

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