QUOTE(Sabretooth @ Sep 6 2006, 04:14 AM) [snapback]2264936[/snapback]
But that is because most people don't regard blacks as being the most attractive. Adding ANY race to black is bound, in the eyes of most people, to make the offspring more attractive.
When I say "most people" I mean based on what I've seen over the years. Societally, socially, wherever. Black men who get rich don't surround themselves with black women, I have noted. In fact, if they can, their dream score is a blond white girl. Second in line is tied between Latinas and Asians, it seems.
If Asian girls had blonde hair, they would probably be the Dream Score for Rappers, basketall players, etc who suddenly have money and therefore can have anyone they want.
I have noticed that Asians, Whites, Latinos, etc, when they get rich, don't head straight for the black women to fulfil their dreams.
I don't think mixing Asian with anything improves on Asian features. I think it dilutes them. But, then I don't think mixing white with anything makes it look better, either. There are these sisters who go to my church who have one asian one white parent. They look pretty. Especially when, all of a sudden their chests went WAY into the white zone, unlike their fairly flat mom. THAT contribution from the white side, at least, to me, was worth the mix.
Well we talked about this before remember?? In YOUR eyes blacks are not as attractive as other races. Which as I've stated before is fine, but once again you're still taking your personal tastes/views and attributing them to dozens of cultures, nations, and ethnicities around the world. As it is I've seen and heard of more non-black males trying to pick up black females than vice versa. Not to say there aren't black females that date interracially I'm sure there are plenty, but you rarely see black women clamoring over white, Asian, or Latino guys despite the fact they generally have more money then black males. You don't necessarily see the reverse much either that is true but one is definetly more prevalent than the other.
I'm not sure what you mean by black men who make it rich don't surround themselves with black women. Most married black males with money in the spotlight, especially celebrities, rappers, basketball players, still wind up marrying black women. The only two people that come to mind offhand who don't are Tiger Woods, who some don't consider black, and Seal. If you're going to go by personal experience the area I live in is predominantly black 250- 270 houses as of June 19th this year and most of the people here are upper middle or lower upper class. We have bankers, lawyers, judges, my dad makes up some of the doctors and others as well. The houses on average at this point in time sell for $500,600 yet there's only been one BM/WF couple in the past 9 years that I've lived there. And our house was the 6th built in the area. The other prominent black neighborhoods in the area (there aren't many) the Greens and Dynasty Lakes have no BM/WF relationships at all (yes I have too much time on my hands I checked). And they're much larger than mine and have been around longer. I'm not saying there aren't blacks who make money and then marry a white woman based on some preconcieved notion of his societal value, but it's alot more common (and there's ALOT more pressure) for blacks with more money to try to keep to their own. The interracial rates if anything show that there are more Asians who prefer to marry white than blacks to begin with.
As for why Asians/whites males don't go out and marry black females or even seem to approach them alot of what I've heard (and till this day I can't figure out why people feel the need to tell ME this), alot say they're just intimidated by black girls even when they like them or pretty much assume they're going to get rejected because they won't measure up to black guys in one way or another. Although there are socioeconomic and cultural issues to take in as well of course. Don't assume just because someone won't marry someone of a different race that it automatically has to do with attractivness.
Also the argument that adding any race to black makes them more attractive is subjunctive, not to mention a bit condescending and racist (I'm not accusing you of racism or attacking you before people start going on about how emo I am

I'm just saying). I've had plenty of white friends, especially white female friends, who only date blacks but don't plan on marrying them because they're worried about not being financially stable or what their family will think. Not to mention the fact that no matter what the racial mix-up black genes are more dominant regardless. Which is why people with African ancestory tend to look more "black" than anything else.