<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Sometime ago, I realized I only was interested in dating guys who share my ethnicity (Indian) but who were also raised in the US like me. I don't think it was ever a conscious decision but maybe more out of the convenience of sharing a similar background? Even though I'm pretty aware that people who share my same values exist in all ethnicities.

I actually feel really uncomfortable hanging out with groups of Indian people. My friends generally have diverse backgrounds and I really enjoy being around a mix of different people. Somehow though, all the guys I end up being into are South Asian. So it's been hard to reconcile why I have this attraction with who I like hanging out with normally. This is not to say it's a purely physical thing because a good looking guy of any race will be a good looking guy. I just can't imagine dating anyone else especially in the long term. There really are no external factors like family pressure either because my parents are cool with whoever as long as I am happy and treated well. 

It's also hard for me to meet Indian guys since I don't really have other Indian friends and for some reason the community (especially on college campuses) seem to all know each other. Having moved to a new place recently, it's been hard finding a new in. 

 I'd like to find some way to either move past this attraction or hear your opinions on what I should do and whether it is normal/acceptable to be only into one ethnicity.
<bot>: I like having a diverse group of friends, but am only attracted to guys of my own race and it is hard for me to meet them. What should I do? Is this normal?