Intercultural relationships in Germany

Intercultural relationships are common and generally accepted in Germany. I am in one myself.
There is almost no discrimination in Germany (although mental prejudices and the occasional racist idiot do exist), but as with foreigners everywhere there is a chance of miscommunication and misinterpretation for both sides.
And, also the same as elsewhere, multicultural relationships are more difficult, require more effort and tolerance than mono-cultured ones. It is certainly never boring in one!

Of course intercultural relationship and marriage exist in Germany but not so often as in other western countries like UK or USA because of language barrier and all Germans are not so open minded type.Only the ones who is born and brought up can easily mix and an expat will find it difficult .Especially for a real relationship .I am not talking about dating or short affairs .This is from my personal experience

The cultural differences between U.S. Americans and Germans are subtle when compared to many other European countries. I'm thinking mostly of Italy and France here, I think Holland and the Scandinavian countries are more similar to Germany than different.
The result is that an "intercultural" marriage isn't really that far apart. As with any two people from different regions, personal experience in upbringing play a role - musical taste, food, family habits and such. As long as there is a common language, one that is mastered by both parties, preferably two languages, getting along probably isn't more difficult between the two countries than within two regions of the U.S. But the advantages are bigger - we're in Europe. How cool is that?
(I should know, I've had two marriages ;-)