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this thread is honestly so weird.

that woman is really not attractive or worth pasting into an internet forum at all.

you both really need to get out more.

Last edited by uziq (2022-01-28 00:19:18)

i know, dilbert, meeting women must seem insuperably difficult for you.

I wonder if the picture was taken with a phone from 2010

The photo isn't HD.

You are right about social media. Facebook compresses photos down.

Caitlin Clark is hot. I think I like her so much since she looks like a girl I have a chance with.

She reminds me of my first girlfriend I totally fumbled which was this Jewish girl who played basketball and like Kobe.

Just seeing this now 😂

Her face is beautiful. It is that giant nose. I have a big nose. A good part of me wants to settle down and put a kid into a lady with a long pointy nose. Have some children who look like birds.

uziq wrote:

people talk disparagingly about white privilege, but in east asia specifically i have mostly encountered 'tall nose' (their euphemism) privilege. turns out basically every people/culture on earth fetishises the exact thing that is beyond their genetic means. white girls with big callipygian booties. black women with straight sleek hair. white men with black penises. asians with prominent noses. it's endless.

if you have a big nose and you're over 5"10 in asia, you are playing social relations on easy mode. that includes workplace relations, promotions, being put into positions of prominence, etc.

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For me the pale skin and dark hair/eyes combo is essentially my trigger. Big noses too. Basically a Jew.


I would betray the Pope for that. Change both of our lives by starting a family. Raise our kids to be more Jewish than Moses.

The All-American busty blonde doesn't do it for me. Blonde doesn't do it at all. Just give me a petite Jewish woman to worship.

You will settle with a white woman you met while on a trip to Tokyo.



I think once you get into the routine of dating a certain race it becomes hard to break it. Ken, you and me are stuck in Asian relationships. I mean genuinely stuck because we are more trained for that type of relationship than we think about. The language, food, stories, politics, religion, stores...we have a tremendous amount of that stuff in our heads now. You far more than Ken and I. I think a lot of women back in England would find your sabbatical to Asia concerning. 😂

I filter out white women from my dating filters at the point. What could I offer a Polish American woman? I would have to learn her culture but I am too focused on personal growth to commit to someone like that. And that wouldn't be fair to her on top of her maybe feeling the need to awkwardly learn my culture.

All of that bullshit aside, on a practical level our education and economic classes sort us into relationships where we can have flirty conversations with Asian ladies going through mania without having some background in East Asian studies. She isn't some poor Hispanic lady who likes pro-wrestling and Mexican car culture or, in your case, a Brexit blonde who answers the phones at a small car dealership.

it’s actually the asian women who get wary about ‘sabbaticals’. clearly as they’re targeted by the fetishist crowd, alarm bells start ringing when a foreigner spends extended periods of time out there. a british-chinese girl who i’ve been acquainted with for a while said to me recently ‘oh haven’t you got that out of your system yet?’ they’re the most cynical, in other words.

an awful lot of young brits are basically looking abroad. it’s the Economy, Stupid, etc. there’s a whole industry of influencers encouraging brits to rent in thailand, move their businesses to dubai; as well as the usual stream of people to aus, nz, canada, better jobs in the states, etc. basically, checking out of the yookay isn’t seen with such suspicion. i think america is fundamentally more inward-looking and parochial in that regard; people who reach escape velocity and emigrate may be questioned that little bit more. young brits basically regard the country as a remorseless shitshow. mostly the reactions ive gotten from western women is ‘cool!’ they’re all obsessed with korea anyway. probably half of them fantasize about moving to seoul/tokyo themselves.

i also look like a regular guy. i have hobbies. i can talk about books and movies and fashion and politics. et cetera. most of my outward social feeds reflect this; i’m basically posting about music/literary shit 80% of the time, not ‘omg asia kawaii ^__^’ content. it really isn’t that hard to just be a … normal person about things, and for your interests to come across earnestly. in all my interactions out here, it’s pretty rare i feel the need to, like, self-justify to anyone. most of the prickliness i've encountered has been of the 'omg so privileged to be able to travel and work where you want/white male feels safe in all spaces' type schtick.

i don’t really know what you mean about being habituated now to asian women only, lmao. i haven’t really ‘gone native’. my other half did grad school in NYC and lived and worked in the states for like 10 years. her way of thinking is basically western; i haven’t had to like change my thinking or behaviour that much. i had a long-term dalliance with a korean where the cultural differences really were more apparent, but in the back of my mind i always sort of knew it wasn’t going to go the distance - probably for that reason. i am not ‘conditioned’ to only suit asian women lol. almost every time ive been back home and not in a committed relationship, i’ve resumed or picked up romantic dalliances in the UK. i think you may be projecting a little there. it seems you have found a conspicuously ‘non-western’ type of domesticity and a very archetypally asian partner in terms of mindset. my other half works for google and socialises almost entirely with westerners lol. it’s not quite the deep cultural immersion and reprogramming you imagine it to be. our domestic setup is pretty much the same vibe as i had from long-term relationships back home.

i actually recommend living way outside your culture and dating widely. i do think it’s made me a more well-rounded person (shudder) rather than some weird deviant chasing fetishes it has helped me examine some of my own cultural blindspots and to think ‘huh, how about that’ more often than not.

Last edited by uziq (2025-12-20 02:44:22)