stereotypes about interracial marriage.

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When they say contract, they mean he is only with you for a period and will leave you sooner or later, so you better get everything you can out of him (financially).They don't think he married genuinely for love and he will move on from you. They assume it's a fetish on the white person's part.

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Married to a British man for 14 years now with five children, when I went back home to visit my native homeland Zambia, my family could not understand why I still have a big natural afro hair on me and not wearing inches and inches of Brazilian hair 😂 also never really liked makeup so had a bare face makeup free it didnt make sense to them. My mum raised me up not wearing slacks as a woman(am not condemning those that do) so them seeing me still not wearing slacks been married to a white man really confused them, the looks on their faces was quiet comical to me. Anyway lots of stereotypes out there.

Eeehhh
This is edifying!

I've known 2 couples in interracial marriages for years now, BUT, they have and are still any other normal humans!

I'm glad I had that exposure way too early. I don't think I can stereotype interracial marriages now.... perhaps later in life 😂😂😂

About the "contract bit" hehehe girl oh girlllll!

I love this couple, they love God and they know Him.

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Woooooow..Ann you're looking gorgeous dear.Just love your couple..❤

Wish some people could put themselves in other people's shoes..i truly hate it when foreigners (white or black) are taken advantage of simply because they have a different skin colour or accent. This really puts me off.

Thanks for sharing watching from South Africa

Wooow thank you for being a blessing ❤

Its been nice watching this, God bless you

Of all those annoying stereotypes , the one of getting land coz whites are about contract is sooooo annoying!!! 😢

Thank you for that experience you have shared with us please 🙏

My favourite interacial Godly couple. We have missed you. Good to see you back.

But you are slowly looking alike, race notwithstanding...you won't believe. 😂😂😂I think it is the mystery of two becoming one...😂😊❤❤

Yes its true, I know in Australia mothers choose the c section and schedule the dates because they want to plan the birth of the child on their terms,rather than going through the long labour,waiting for the water to break. I have had family members who have favoured the c section to avoid long labour.

Assuming you are "a lady of leisure" and ease indeed!!

Authenticity is key. That is a great parting short from Brother Jono.

There's a belief that white women would not go thru the ordeal of raw uterine contractions when there are drugs to lessen the pain. Also that whites are weak in pain than blacks.

I love this godly couple

You look good . To God be praised

Ann, I absolutely love your natural hair!🥰🥰🥰

Good watching...from PNG

I love you both, you are lovely people. Ann you are a gorgeous woman of God❤, your afro 💯💯💯👌queen.

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Thanks for sharing although this is new to me. I know many people in interracial marriages. Are these comments or stereotypes you experience from strangers, or within your circle of friends or family?

Insightful discussion, it's funny, I am African but when it comes to birthing children, I'll do the C section, not yet a mother but psychologically I'm not ready for natural birth ...so it's not just a muzungu thing

Hi Osbournes, the contract marriage is where you marry in community of property or out of community of property
In community of property you co- share the property ownership but out of community no sharing the ownership
Much Love
Shalom

Am blessed by this teaching 🙏 ❤❤my favorite couple❤🎉

My Godly couple

Instead of stereotyping the Muzungu let's know the reality about them. They are committed to making their world a better place to live in. This means that they fight corruption; they ensure that their citizens live in dignity regardless of their status; and run a government that cares for its citizens.

AAAAH my people ...Kingdom citizens sharing about the Lord as they let us in on their lives....BTW married to a German and I am from southern Africa in Eswatini....I have accepted it will be a life long education as many people have these everywhere on both sides ...both in Cologne and in Mbabane...The muyungu who has all the money....and then oooh our sisters asking us to get them their own mzungus

Wow muvuganeza chane

I have missed his aussie accent 😀

I'm a born again african woman in early 40’s in Canada and trusting God for a godly husband.

There is nothing wrong with meeting online. There are Christian dating sites that serve cultures where life is busy and prospects of meeting are low.

What does it say about a people. Who date, marry, and have children. With their enslaver, oppressor, and enemy?

In USA its common to select CS to avoid the unpredictability.. Dutch take birtthing to be a natural process that shouldnt be to interventionally approached. Uk is somewhere in between. I gave birth in UK and Holland and got to see the difference. I had an emergency CS in UK

Yes its true, it’s because doctors put fear in mother’s 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

The reason people have stereotypes about when African women marry white men is because a lot of it is true whether you want to believe it or not because a lot of people do see that African women use white men for just a Visa and money of course there are the success stories out there but I think the majority of the time it is for a Visa and money

And your video is good but people think what they think about African women because majority of the time that is what they are doing they are using a white man for a Visa most stereotypes if not all of them are based on some type of Truth

Ann l love you so much ed ur hubby coz talk the fact though I'm a Moslem may Allah continue to bless inshallallah 💋💋💋

I love listening to this couple. They have truly blessed my heart.

Ane how can you not know that Africans think that European people’s marriage are on contract😹😹😹😹😹😹! It is embarrassing that people think of that! I been told that when I went home to Rwanda to get marriage with New Zealand man! Then people starting to ask me hey how many years are you gonna stay together?! And I was like what?! I married for good , they said no you aren’t telling the truth these European people always are on contract I tried to tell them that is assumption they couldn’t believe me! So at time of dating I took him to Africa to show him around and everywhere we went they charged us triple price, as I was living in New Zealand for a long time I didn’t know the price till someone told me that I been naive and the price is triple bcz of Muzungu. Then I came up with the plan of distancing myself from Muzungu and get taxi I would negotiate and after that I call muzungu to come, as soon as drive sees Muzungu he would be like oh I didn’t understand the surbubs properly so you will add more money 😮😂

This topic has been the most hilarious! But very educative.

Dear Ann and Jono,
Thank you for sharing and putting a spotlight on your experience.
Some C-sections are necessary, especially in people who are smaller built as the birth canal isn't large enough. Hope this helps.