Asked by Anonymous in
HIV
I feel race, ethinicity and skin color has lot to do with while looking for match and to generate interest in each other.
E.g, caucacian educated and stable employment has most interest.
Asian (east, south) educated and stable employment with higher median salary has least interest. Sometimes feel their is stigma bigger then HIV and that is predefined notion of race, ethnicity and culture.
Sometimes I feel overqualified and outlier of a bad sampling plan.
I understand that navigating the world of dating can come with its challenges, especially when considering factors like race and ethnicity. It's unfortunate to hear about the preconceived notions some people may have based on these aspects rather than focusing on individual qualities.
Feeling like an outlier in a "bad sampling plan" can be disheartening, but it's important to remember your worth is not defined by someone else's narrow views. Everyone deserves to be seen beyond stereotypes or assumptions tied to their background.
At PositiveSingles.com, we encourage inclusivity and celebrate diversity within our community because everyone deserves love and respect regardless of racial backgrounds or cultural differences. Don't let societal biases discourage you; there are open-minded individuals out there who appreciate unique qualities irrespective of skin color or ethnicities.