Now we are talking guys!
I agree with Fender and other guys with similar points of view:
it's no the genes, it's about the social conditioning
First, what's this acting white/black crap? I'm who I am, I do as I please.
If listening to rap and hiphop makes me "black", so be it!
If having a majority of non-Asian friends makes me white, then so be it!
I do understand what people like Hyori Lee say, I also went through it when I was in the States. Instead of being a melting-pot, it's simply a salad bowl, one of the most racially segregated societies ever.
Most Asians exclusively hang out with other Asians, blacks with blacks, latinos with other latinos etc...
So sure, if you only have Asians friends, you always hang out at "Asian spots", doing typical "Asian things" like Karaoke and stuff, of course you won't attract white girls, basically you won't attract
any girl who's NOT into the whole Asian "life style".
Basically, you are not integrated into the mainstream society, how can you expect the "mainstream people" (the white majority) to accept you?
And don't tell me personality wise, you can only click with other Asians, because that's all in your head. Statistically, you have more chance to click with other non-Asians simply because there are many more non-Asians in the country. Most of my friends are non-Asians, and my best friends in the USA are: one Ethiopian (so black), one cypriot greek, one typical american girl who took French as her major and traveled to France many times, and one nice "local" american girl who's never been out of north america. It was all about personality,
my personality, not my "Asianness" or me being "white-washed" whatsoever.
During my first semester in the US, I "lost" all my time hanging out with the local Asian American community. I thought it would be a quick way to get to know the american society as a whole and I was gonna meet so many new people through them. I was so wrong. All they did was hanging out with other Asians, doing the same stuff, going to the same places. The whole time, even my English didn't get any better.
Ok that being said, I also understand the whole dilemma for Asians living in the States. Many times, your openness will NOT be reciprocated.
I spent so many years in France, where ther's no specific racism against Asians, so naturally I have this confidence and out-spoken personality. Whether it's with the ladies, or dealing with people in general, I'm not self-conscious.
But when I came to the States, I noticed that there are some people who will pick on you simply because you are Asian. My negative experience mostly all come from the "steretypical football players". Whether balck or white.
And with the ladies, I do see that many times I get this "how could you think you have any chance with me?" look from some girls. And after a while, and seeing what other fellow Asians go through, I did understand that it was becaseu of my ethnicity.
So what? I say fvck it! There are millions of fish in the sea, and trust me, the majority of American girls are not like that, although a good number of them are like that.
Sure, I will admit that I'm not your "typical Asian". I don't like anime stuff, I never sing karaoke, I like breakdancing, I like Capoeira, I have a pretty westernized mentality.
And seriously, I don't feel hurt too much when a hot american white girl ignores (not even an rejection) simply because I'm Asian. After all, I'm not an "Asian American", the USA is not my country. As long as the hot French ladies love me...
And they do...
So the bottom line is:
Sure the odds are a little against us, but you are NOT just some statistics, it's about who YOU are, and what YOU do!
And to Hyori Lee:
You say the Asians you know don't get anywhere with white chicks whether with the bible or not. And I believe you. But it's NOT because they are Asian, it's because they were the self limiting, "only hang-out with other Asians" type of Asians to begin with.
An AFC who reads the bible and "tries out" the techniques will fail, not because of the bible, but because he still doesn't have the confidence.
To me, the bible, or what ever other ebooks. They don't tell you what to do, they simply tell you what you would be doing once you become
the man. Get the subtlety here