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Well Rule. I prefer to stick with what really have worked for centuries. Much of it is in reality not correct. Have you ever seen a yellow Chinese? The people we call black are in reality various shades of brown. Us whites is a color I which goes from what I call ivory to lighter shades of brown. Have you ever seen a red Indian? Asian is not a racial term but a geographical. In Asia you got a number of different races. Indians, yellow and Malays plus a few minor ones like the Mongolians. What I really is after, is that they remove that box to tick your race in and replace with a box where you can write what you feel you actually are. That is what makes the most sense. To try and fit racial grouping in to a 5 choice box shows the editor of the list up for being somewhat ignorant.

I don't know about Rule but I have seen yellow Asians and us whites also go to black as coal as Indians are considered caucasian.

My earlier reply asks in Afrikaans if you can give examples in images of the beautiful women you mention.

And why do these boxes exist at all, especially when inaccurate? It is incorrect to have them.

How can a box be "incorrect"?
Is it "incorrect" to have gender (male/female) boxes, as well?

You got I state a box is incorrect? You seriously believe gender boxes are the same as ethnicity boxes? You mean there should also be a box saying what ethnicity one seeks? You remind me of users who asked me if it is wrong to wish for a black partner when one is white when I said it does not make sense for a bisexual sub to get the creeps from a bisexual master.

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Well Rule. I prefer to stick with what really have worked for centuries. Much of it is in reality not correct. Have you ever seen a yellow Chinese? The people we call black are in reality various shades of brown. Us whites is a color I which goes from what I call ivory to lighter shades of brown. Have you ever seen a red Indian? Asian is not a racial term but a geographical. In Asia you got a number of different races. Indians, yellow and Malays plus a few minor ones like the Mongolians. What I really is after, is that they remove that box to tick your race in and replace with a box where you can write what you feel you actually are. That is what makes the most sense. To try and fit racial grouping in to a 5 choice box shows the editor of the list up for being somewhat ignorant.

I don't know about Rule but I have seen yellow Asians and us whites also go to black as coal as Indians are considered caucasian.

My earlier reply asks in Afrikaans if you can give examples in images of the beautiful women you mention.

And why do these boxes exist at all, especially when inaccurate? It is incorrect to have them.

How can a box be "incorrect"?
Is it "incorrect" to have gender (male/female) boxes, as well?

You got I state a box is incorrect? You seriously believe gender boxes are the same as ethnicity boxes? You mean there should also be a box saying what ethnicity one seeks? You remind me of users who asked me if it is wrong to wish for a black partner when one is white when I said it does not make sense for a bisexual sub to get the creeps from a bisexual master.

You said, "And why do these boxes exist at all, especially when inaccurate? It is incorrect to have them."

Didn't you???

So, yeah, "I got [where] you state a box is incorrect."

Frankly, I don't think that any boxes are like race.

That's why I object to people calling racial preferences or exclusions "preferences" like height or hair color preferences.

Race is different.

But, if you're a tranny, which gender do you choose? The one that reflects your physical equipment, or the one that reflects your gender mindset?

I say that to say that the gender box is not necessarily all that clear-cut for some, either.

And, I really can't say that I care who I remind you of.