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Hello, everyone. This question is for all the "non-Asians" out there.
In the US, a lot of straight guys have this "thing" for Asian girls. They think Asian girls are exotic and perhaps even erotic? I've seen a lot of caucasians and hispanics dating Asian girls, and these girls are not even close to what we Asians would consider as "beautiful". Americans think Lucy Liu (the Chinese actress in Charlie's Angels) is an absolute sex goddess, while us Chinese think she is ugly. On the other hand, we think the Hawaiian mix Maggie Q (the Chinese girl in Mission Impossible 3) was gorgeous, but she didn't make it big in Hollywood.
Okay, enough said about girls. So, what do you guys think of Asian guys? What physical traits and personalities would you consider to be desirable in an Asian guy? Small eyes? Obedience? (These are soooo stereotypical.)
Also, out of curiosity and (low self-esteem), I attached some of my photos and want to hear your honest opinions. (Please have some mercy though)
I'm often mistaken as a mix or Hispanic (there are times when a Hispanic would come up to me and ask questions in Spanish), but I'm actually 100% Chinese. Back in 7th grade, one of the kids (a Caucasian) in my class called me "the UGLIEST kid" that he has ever seen. My mom tried to make me feel better by saying that I'm her "angel". Well, I guess that was out of her kindness.
That kid's malicious remark has haunted me all the way through high school. Just a few years ago, I didn't dare to look at people in their eyes because I felt inferior. I used to envy all the gorgeous guys, and thought to myself, "Why can't I look like that" etc. There was also a period of time when I felt hopeless and desperate, so I turned to food (especially sweets) to comfort myself. I overate, and of course I became overweight. (So, I guess I like sweets, but sweets don't like me.)
With the help of my family and a very special friend, I have got back some confidence and self-esteem. (And, yes, I lost a lot of weight.)
Thanks for reading this, and looking forward to hear some opinions.
In the US, a lot of straight guys have this "thing" for Asian girls. They think Asian girls are exotic and perhaps even erotic? I've seen a lot of caucasians and hispanics dating Asian girls, and these girls are not even close to what we Asians would consider as "beautiful". Americans think Lucy Liu (the Chinese actress in Charlie's Angels) is an absolute sex goddess, while us Chinese think she is ugly. On the other hand, we think the Hawaiian mix Maggie Q (the Chinese girl in Mission Impossible 3) was gorgeous, but she didn't make it big in Hollywood.
Okay, enough said about girls. So, what do you guys think of Asian guys? What physical traits and personalities would you consider to be desirable in an Asian guy? Small eyes? Obedience? (These are soooo stereotypical.)
Also, out of curiosity and (low self-esteem), I attached some of my photos and want to hear your honest opinions. (Please have some mercy though)
I'm often mistaken as a mix or Hispanic (there are times when a Hispanic would come up to me and ask questions in Spanish), but I'm actually 100% Chinese. Back in 7th grade, one of the kids (a Caucasian) in my class called me "the UGLIEST kid" that he has ever seen. My mom tried to make me feel better by saying that I'm her "angel". Well, I guess that was out of her kindness.
That kid's malicious remark has haunted me all the way through high school. Just a few years ago, I didn't dare to look at people in their eyes because I felt inferior. I used to envy all the gorgeous guys, and thought to myself, "Why can't I look like that" etc. There was also a period of time when I felt hopeless and desperate, so I turned to food (especially sweets) to comfort myself. I overate, and of course I became overweight. (So, I guess I like sweets, but sweets don't like me.)
With the help of my family and a very special friend, I have got back some confidence and self-esteem. (And, yes, I lost a lot of weight.)
Thanks for reading this, and looking forward to hear some opinions.