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Old 06-03-2013, 09:19 PM
 
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Ah the WF/BM couple, the only thing more cliche would be a AF/WM couple. I don't think you'll have trouble in any South NJ Philly Burbs. It's the 21st century, and pretty soon it'll be same-race heterosexual couples who will be the ones getting odd looks. I wonder what Asian men and Black women will do in this new world order
Hook up with each other, why not?

I'm the product of that combination (great grandparents). Very common in the Caribbean.
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Old 06-04-2013, 10:15 PM
 
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Thank you all for your comments. Ill look into a few other areas, but cherry hill, vorheese, and headed field are a bit far for my husband to commute. I know parts of the world have excepted the "changing worl" but I have rented places in Maryland I would NEVER.move to with my family ( backwoods thinking is saying it lightly) as for the cliche of my marriage I was in the first group in the movement, so we have been through and left places over the biggotrey, although it has gotten way better there is still that one town you want to avoid and I just want to make sure my family isn't moving there. thanks again everyone
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Old 06-05-2013, 10:08 AM
 
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Thank you all for your comments. Ill look into a few other areas, but cherry hill, vorheese, and headed field are a bit far for my husband to commute. I know parts of the world have excepted the "changing worl" but I have rented places in Maryland I would NEVER.move to with my family ( backwoods thinking is saying it lightly) as for the cliche of my marriage I was in the first group in the movement, so we have been through and left places over the biggotrey, although it has gotten way better there is still that one town you want to avoid and I just want to make sure my family isn't moving there. thanks again everyone
You were married in the 1960s?!
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