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Interracial dating always sounds simple until race, validation, fetishisation, and power enter the room. This episode unpacks the uncomfortable truth behind “preferences,” who gets chosen, who gets hidden, and why so many people confuse desire with proximity to whiteness. We talk dating politics, internalised bias, sexual currency, and the emotional mess of trying to separate genuine connection from social conditioning. Because sometimes your type says more about your wounds than your taste.
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