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In-laws or a spouse from a different background: what would you choose?

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Participants gentleeagle45granitemarlin77Larry Turner3Eric Castillo20analogviper4granitepilot282Zachary Collins2Thomas Mendoza96Kyle Wilson9Dennis Brown2nimblewalker58dustyeagle92Alexander Garcia5Keith Sanders29Megan Kelly3coppercanyon3Sean Lopez59hollowcobra29Sam Alvarez15Dennis Green62mistyseal11Gregory HowardJack Martin6Morgan Booth4 …
Alexander Garcia5 Alexander Garcia5 Member
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joined Nov 2012
#21 ·
ZDS said:kick them out

That goes without saying, assuming they haven't already moved out. I guess I wouldn't put up with grown kids living under my roof either.
Keith Sanders29 Keith Sanders29 Member
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joined Apr 2007
#22 ·
HomoSapien said:The size of my John doesn't even matter here, since I'm basically a Black guy with American citizenship. 😳

Oh, please. As if we need more people trying to paint the whole world in boring black and white strokes.🤣

Ahmed, quit messing with decent people; you’re going to end up causing some real trouble for the kids.
Megan Kelly3 Megan Kelly3 Active Member
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joined Jun 2009
#23 ·
An American woman can... A Falconer, not 🙂
coppercanyon3 coppercanyon3 Newcomer
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#24 ·
Only guys from the Orthodox faith count—specifically Mexicans, Russians, or Greeks.
coppercanyon3 coppercanyon3 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2007
#25 ·
Not much else I could do. My kids were raised with Christian values, so this is just the logical move for us.
Sean Lopez59 Sean Lopez59 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2007
#26 ·
God, have mercy on all these narrow-minded, primitive people in here! 🙂 🙂
hollowcobra29 hollowcobra29 Newcomer
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#27 ·
gentleeagle45 said:Dear fellow forum members,

Imagine a day when your child—regardless of their age—comes to you and announces they are getting married. But then comes the catch: "But Mom, Dad... 😉 he isn't from our background, our faith, or our way of life; he is actually [insert a group you personally struggle to accept]!"

How would you handle such a situation?

Hmm... let's see... if someone from my household brought home an American or a Muslim... the first thing I'd do is give them a serious thrashing (my own child, obviously), then I'd kick them straight out of the house and tell them to never show their face to me again 😬 ... They wouldn't dare mess with me 😎
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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#28 ·
granitemarlin77 said:👍 🙏 👍
Anything but that.
My 14-year-old nephew? Man, the second he hears a girl’s Mexican—I mean, if she's even remotely from that part of the world—he’s gone. Just vanishes. He’ll walk right past a Miss Universe type just to stay clear. What is wrong with kids today?
Man, he just loves him.😘

🤣 🙏 👍
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#29 ·
Sienna said:And there you have it—I’m the one getting blamed... while that guy is out here trying to pull all sorts of nonsense on me... hehhehehe

Social services will likely take your kid way before they ever deal with "that guy." 👍

But hey, let's be real: which year are we talking about? Probably once society actually teaches you some manners and you finally qualify as a full-fledged member of civilization. 😉
Dennis Green62 Dennis Green62 Member
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joined Dec 2009
#30 ·
Valderrama said:The thread starter is basically boiling everything down to one word—Muslim. Personally, as a Christian, I’d be against it. That much.

So much for that supposed Christian love, I guess.
Dennis Green62 Dennis Green62 Member
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joined Dec 2009
#31 ·
coppercanyon3 said:Not much else I could do. My kids were raised with Christian values, so this is just the logical move for us.

Would it be easier for you if your son brought home an Orthodox guy as his boyfriend, or if he introduced a Muslim girl as his girlfriend?
coppercanyon3 coppercanyon3 Newcomer
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#32 ·
Dennis Green62 said:Would it be easier for you if your son brought home an Orthodox guy as his boyfriend, or if he introduced a Muslim girl as his girlfriend?

That’s not the point.............................................. .................................................. .......
coppercanyon3 coppercanyon3 Newcomer
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#33 ·
No son of mine.........
granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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#34 ·
dustyeagle92 said:That’s just what he tells you to your face, but when Uncle isn't looking, this is how he actually acts.😘 😘 😘

Nah, please. He doesn't listen to country music, and he sure as hell isn't into anything related to the neighbors—I'm positive on that one. I know my nephew inside and out. Anything remotely associated with them? He won't touch it with a ten-foot pole. Smart kid, though.😘
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 Regular
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#35 ·
wow, you might as well have just invited your bearded son-in-law over to crash on the couch!
granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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#36 ·
mistyseal11 said:wow, you might as well have just invited your bearded son-in-law over to crash on the couch!

Like he’s some pet you can just put on a leash and keep in a crate 🤣 🤣 🤣
The guy basically just wants a bearded house pet 😂
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 Regular
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joined Aug 2007
#37 ·
nah, honestly, this usually hits hardest for those folks who swore up and down they’d rather end their own lives than deal with a kid acting out like that...
granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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#38 ·
Killed😲
Just because of some bearded pet you can mess around with🤣 — total nonsense😬
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#39 ·
HomoCroat said:Homosexuality isn't a disease, but homophobia and xenophobia absolutely are—and they're incredibly dangerous, highly contagious, and utterly destructive. To make matters worse, those two "ailments" are notoriously difficult to cure.

Exactly.

@Sana honey, and you too, coppercanyon3, I hope you both get to live in actual functional countries, rather than the dysfunctional ones you pretend to inhabit here. We all know you aren't actually broken... though, socially speaking, your condition would probably disqualify you from custody rights. 😉

But since you're clearly just joking around, let's not take anything this drunk Sam Alvarez15 rambles on about seriously.
Gregory Howard Gregory Howard Active Member
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#40 ·
Dennis Brown2 said:Don't take offense at the question, but if you really are gay, tell me—do you and John ever actually think about what it looks like when you're performing oral sex on one another?
Or when you're taking turns anal sex? I mean, isn't that what the anatomy is for?
I am asking this in good faith, and I’d ask the moderators to please refrain from banning me.

For the record, I would never kick my daughter out of the house just because she brought home, say, a Black boyfriend. I’m not a racist.
Of course, I wouldn't kick her out—she's my child—but I would pull that guy aside, deal with him quite violently, and make sure he's sufficiently beaten and broken before telling him very politely that if I ever see him near my daughter again, I will absolutely destroy him so thoroughly that even a team of specialists at Mayo Clinic won't be able to fix him.

hja, look, it's not the poor guy's fault. To him, being with a white woman is the ultimate trophy. Why bother hitting him when he views this as his greatest life achievement?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interracial_marriage

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