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Input: For some background, I am a 21 year old Indian male. Currently in a top college in the US because I was fortunate enough to get a scholarship. I come from a very poor and traditional background. My father is a tailor and my mother works as a maid. They worked day and night to send me to an English medium school. I am currently studying aerospace engineering here and love them more than my life. They are high traditional though, and want me to only have an arranged marriage, or at least a marry an Indian girl they like.

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This is a deep rooted mindset they have, and since marriage is not even my priority now, I decided to let them be.

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Anytime I had a crush or got infatuated ,I just tried to suppress the urge because it leads to false expectations. All my close friends know of this and I have explained to anyone who asked me out that it would be the best for the both of us if it didn’t happen because I wasn’t ready to go against my parents and didn’t want to play around with them.

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A girl who apparently had deep feelings for me for the past few months gathered the courage to ask me out yesterday. During lunch. With around 100 people around us. Problem is, she was a black person. And as I said, I didn’t want to lead people on.

I very softly tried to put her down saying I wasn’t looking for any relationships now, and that I wished the best for her. I was eating with my buddies, and I got up to take the plate for another round of pizza, and she just started following me, demanding a valid reason. 

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I sort of got nervous when she brought her race up, so she picked up on it and started asking me if it was because she was black, and to be 100% honest with her. 

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I started giving her an explanation but she just cut me off to tell me to give a yes or no answer. 

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I said yes. But as soon as I started to give an explanation I got cut off again.

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She shouted in the hall and told everyone she got rejected because she was black. Everyone sort of starting shitting on me at that moment, and I left the hall straightaway. 

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I am currently with a couple of my friends right now at my dorm room.... half of them are black. They understand why I did it and do tell me it wasn’t my fault. 

Really tenses about what’s going to happen though. There are murmurs that the person I rejected was going to take some action against me. I am also being removed from a couple of clubs from what I know. 

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Was I an asshole here? I genuinely don’t know guys, please help me out. Would mean the world to me.

essentially rejecting a black woman because she didn't belong to my culture