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6	Racial preferences don't make someone racist Using this logic is similar to calling someone transphobic for not wanting girldick. Not really, that's a poor analogy. Not wanting girldick is more likely based on innate sexuality unlike racial preferences which is based on cultural beauty standards and socialization. It doesn't necessarily make racist though for simply having a preference unless you're unjustifiably vocal about it, bash people from other races as inherently unattractive, or impose your own preferences on others.	/r/AllPillDebate	24/05/23 09:21 AM
2	Are heterosexual women who won't date bisexual men bi/homophobic or is it just a preference? If a man was to say they wouldnt date black women because he doesn't find them as attractive and feminine as other women, would he not be atleast racist adjacent? No, race and sexuality are completely different. Many people got physical or ethnic preferences and date exclusively within their ownethnicity with out any big fuss being made unless they bash other ethnicities. Sexuality is a behavioral trait unlike race and some women find certain behaviors more attractive than others, including poly…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/07/22 09:27 PM
3	Do bisexual men have a difficult time with women because of their orientation? Would you date a bisexual man? If not, why? Why not, because you said so? They're both characteristics one cannot control. As is your sex (and you're height, body type, face, etc). Now go insist all people should be bisexual to avoid being bigoted. And discriminating people based on innate characteristics is bad, while doing the same over an acquired characteristic (like a tattoo, a hobby, or a haircut) is acceptable Actually engaging in gay or straight sex previously is also an acquired characteristic (like a hobby) by that logic so then…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/05/22 07:15 AM
5	Do bisexual men have a difficult time with women because of their orientation? Would you date a bisexual man? If not, why? No, that's a terrible analogy. Black people aren't a sexual orientation and a sexual behavior. It could still be bigoted but a better analogy is not wanting to dating someone based on their past sexual or relationship history or sexual fetishes. A woman may exclude a guy into penises like they may exclude a guy with a piss kink or a polyamorous gay or a divorced guy or a promiscuous gay or even dating younger women. A woman finding you sexually unappealing for those reasons may be shallow but th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/05/22 06:11 AM

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