Do You Think The United States Is Open To Asian Men?

And that’s why you don’t find social acceptance. Not because of your race. You’re simply a bitter, close minded bigot.

A solution to all this unhappiness and perceived bigotry and hypocrisy in the world is to live a life of solitude and learn to watch the world in detached, amused silence as humanity drives itself to war, unrest, conflict and ultimately, extinction.

Try it, and see if it works

Mari wrote: And that’s why you don’t find social acceptance. Not because of your race. You’re simply a bitter, close minded bigot.

Mari the wise 🤭

There’s Asian martial artists that white people look up to .there’s anime like dragon ball , that made a lot of white kids or black kids wants to enhance themselves , mind, body , soul. Asian people as group have a huge impact in the world.

But respect and acceptance is not something handed to you free, it’s something each individual have to earn through hard work.

And it’s not 1% of white girls (or any other girls) that’s obsessed with Korean men (or any other Asian men )the number of girls that attracted to these men in this world is far bigger. there’s nothing wrong with that , these men have obvious sign of sweat from the gym , they know what shirt to put on. They also know what movement to do to get the girls excited. Do you think it’s healthy for girls to like men overweight , missing hair and be on a wheelchair instead ?

Dear Mr. YingandYang, I understand your concerns. The phenomenon you are discussing may or may not be accurate.

If you are an American citizen, it is not your fault. If your ancestors are of Chinese descent, I encourage you to research how U.S. embassies in China evaluate visa applicants. I can tell you that nearly 98% of ordinary Chinese citizens find it nearly impossible to obtain U.S. visas legally from these embassies. This is often due to clandestine deals between the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and certain U.S. politicians or Wall Street elites.

Among the few who do receive U.S. visas from China, many are likely members of the Communist Party Aristocrats or connected to relevant beneficiaries. Once they arrive in America, their ideologies can cause confusion and may already have affected your experience. Many Westerners struggle to differentiate between Chinese individuals, Communist Party members, and other Asian ethnicities. Unfortunately, this situation means that many Americans do not hear the true voices of real Chinese people due to the complexities surrounding visa policies.
Good Luck

yes, it is. the united states told me so. we're pretty close drinking buddies. it likes the ladies as well....

^ dear sir , if I go there, do you think @gutrearranger666 will rearrange my gut for me ?

My friends are second generation, they are Asian and born here. They attend school, college. They live in two worlds. They are very American, football, careers, and still keep their Asian heritage. They are Laotian, their parents came over in the 70's but Chinese Americans have been here since 1800's. I don't know the dates of Korean migration, but my former boss is in his 60's and was born in American he is Korean. There are mixed American Korean families in my church.
In the SC Chinese immersions schools are very public, so popular that the public schools have changed a few elementary schools to be mandarin language schools.

I am not sure the state you live in or the people you hang out with, but that probably impacts the experiences you have.

In the south, you need to have something to connect you. Either you have sports, or church, or family to connect you to a community.

I do think the younger American born Asian are changing the views that white guys have. Before white guys may have intimidated an Asian guy because socially Asian men don't get mad, yell or response back don't get involved in a public scene. But all the guys I grew up with, stand their ground. And I work in a nail salon with American Vietnamese guys, and they stand their ground too.

I have a community. I go to a Chinese American Church. What I meant by America isn't open to Asian Men is that most Asian men are going to have an Asian social circle. We aren't really in mainstream America like Black Americans are.

wiki shows an asian population since 1860 (possibly before 1860). a generation is what, 30-40 years? it's been approx 164 years. hence 4-5 generations (possibly more). a little off topic. i giggle a little bit when i hear 80 year old american asians speak fluently with an american accent. it throws me off unexpectedly all the time.

all i can say is, go outside man (jesus. do americans not like fresh air lol?). we're in 2024 now.