Although very rarely discussed, but if it comes to such point, most people I personally know have racial preferences when choosing partners.
The #1 reason for racial preference is cultural bias. A close #2 choice is looks.
And often, this personal preference is not individually unique nor objective in nature but heavily influenced by popular preferences and the mass media.
Still not the best way to pick a forever spouse. I get that we all have things that we are drawn toward but the OP is picking the looks and culture and then complaining about not sharing a similar faith. I am saying that she should be looking within the Christian community that she relates best to and then making a choice concerning attractiveness and compatibility
My husband was so not "my type" but after a few years, I would have said his type is what I have found most attractive to me. However, I am also still attracted to the kind of man I liked before I married him.
Looks only take you so far in a relationship, and then you start to only see the person inside. Physically attractive people can become ugly and plain people can start to become beautiful.
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