Slow&Delirious,
Slow&Delirious said:
We both love each other very much and we have a mild open relationship, no permanent b/fs or g/fs just one time flings or flirting or we have friends we "swing" with who are also a couple.
That's cool....
Slow&Delirious said:
So idk [what does "idk" mean?] what to do, I jokingly asked her one day what she thought about being pregnant by a black man. she just laughed and said it sounded "hot". Input from anyone?
If you,* as well as your fiance, are somewhat attracted to the idea of her having a black child and find it "hot," it would probably be a good idea to think in terms of the probable social effects on the child. It's become difficult to be critical of the concept of white women having black babies, now that our president (here in the U.S.) is of mixed racial parentage. That isn't something I would be critical of in any case, but — as I'm sure you know — children can be, and often are, very cruel toward each other.
The social problems faced by a black child with a white mother, a white "daddy" AND an unknown black father might be more severe, though, than the problems faced by a black child with a white mother and a black father (formally married).
On the plus side, though, you could keep in mind that what everyone calls "racial differences" are actually just evolved regional adaptations to environmental conditions like intensity of sunlight. All of us on this planet are homo sapians; i.e., we're all the same species.
—Custer
* I'm assuming here that you, like your gorgeous fiance, are white. If you're black then that, of course, changes the picture from a "social expectations" point of view.