asian-men-stereotypes-dating-desexualization
TLDR:
This asian girl used to reject all asian men:
But later she becomes self aware that she was doing that because she was ashamed of her own background and wanted to be white. She realised that:
1) She will never be white. Trying to erase your identity by associating yourself with people from a different group doesn't work.
2) She was basically admitting inferiority to white people
3) If she has any self-respect she should drop her white-only dating policy
Now she is dating an asian guy as well.
Of course she is still bluepilled, she thinks asian men are seen as unattractive because of their portrayal on the media when in reality it's because of their flat boneless faces. But I guess she reached the maximum level of self awareness that is possible for a normie. That's something.
TLDR:
This asian girl used to reject all asian men:
"When friends tried to pair me up with the one Chinese guy in elementary school, as if we were meant to be because I was the only Chinese girl, I quickly became annoyed. And in high school, I very clearly remember a bunch of guys trying to introduce me to their Asian friend while I was waiting for the bus after school one day. I scoffed and walked away, irritated at the unspoken expectation that I should to stick to my own race."
But later she becomes self aware that she was doing that because she was ashamed of her own background and wanted to be white. She realised that:
1) She will never be white. Trying to erase your identity by associating yourself with people from a different group doesn't work.
2) She was basically admitting inferiority to white people
3) If she has any self-respect she should drop her white-only dating policy
Now she is dating an asian guy as well.
Of course she is still bluepilled, she thinks asian men are seen as unattractive because of their portrayal on the media when in reality it's because of their flat boneless faces. But I guess she reached the maximum level of self awareness that is possible for a normie. That's something.
