What is the point of hating someone's dating preferences?

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Why can't just an average person accept the fact people will always have their own dating preferences without trying to force them to conform to their own dating standards?
 
The people who get mad a lot about who someone wants to date usually have serious self-esteem issues they gotta deal with. They should consider educating themselves on how dating preferences are different across cultures and nations.
 
It's not that people get mad at who one wants to date per se, but the idea of dating preferences and discriminatory behavior.
 
Still that ain't gonna stop people from doing what they want with their bodies.

What I am trying to say is people should keep their opinion to themselves so as to avoid putting other people down in regards to dating and marriage preferences.
 
What I am trying to say is people should keep their opinion to themselves so as to avoid putting other people down in regards to dating and marriage preferences.

That's that self-esteem issue they gotta deal with themselves first besides being worried and preoccupied with thoughts like — "how do dating preferences work?"
 
What I am trying to say is people should keep their opinion to themselves so as to avoid putting other people down in regards to dating and marriage preferences.

It could only make sense if the opposite sex was to keep the same energy without being concerned whether a man is broke and can't be a great partner after all.
 
What I am trying to say is people should keep their opinion to themselves so as to avoid putting other people down in regards to dating and marriage preferences.

But isn't that just sugarcoating it? Why is it wrong to be direct?
 
It's doesn't cost much to be nice.

Political correctness doesn't work as much as you think especially on social media platforms. Quite frankly, you can't say a thing on social networks without at least one person feeling some type of way or just getting offended all because of your own entitled opinion.
 
It could only make sense if the opposite sex was to keep the same energy without being concerned whether a man is broke and can't be a great partner after all.

If you were to take time and refrain from generalizing women and then maybe you could get through to the good ones.
 
Y'all got it all twisted up because some people have:
  • a dating preference
  • a sexual preference (i.e., flings)
  • a marriage preference (i.e., wife material)
The confusing part is they all lump this together into their so-called "relationship preference" (or dating preference), yet that ain't even close to what they will settle down with.
 
Y'all got it all twisted up because some people have:
  • a dating preference
  • a sexual preference (i.e., flings)
  • a marriage preference (i.e., wife material)
The confusing part is they all lump this together into their so-called "relationship preference" (or dating preference), yet that ain't even close to what they will settle down with.

Can you elaborate on what you are saying in layman's terms?
 
Can you elaborate on what you are saying in layman's terms?

All I am saying is if someone says they have a dating preference to me it sounds rather vague because they can have an ulterior motive of only engaging in a fling but use the "relationship title" to get what they want. So it won't be their TRUE dating preference.
 
All I am saying is if someone says they have a dating preference to me it sounds rather vague because they can have an ulterior motive of only engaging in a fling but use the "relationship title" to get what they want. So it won't be their TRUE dating preference.

Women do the same thing with men who aren't their preference. At the end of the day, I see no difference.
 
The way socialites and slay queens get into most of their relationships that's what I am referring to here.

You are making reference to a done deal already known to both parties that ain't never suppose to be a real relationship at all.
 

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