@secondstrike Okay, that makes a lot more sense then, if it’s mostly in regards to employment. To be fair, both white men and women get the most employment privileges. It’s always been that way. It’s actually pretty common to see a white person (male or female) easily snatch a supervisor position even without any college degrees while overseeing minorities WITH degrees.

@suiko_no_shin & @secondstrike I dislike feminism too, but for slightly different reasons than what Suiko stated. I agree with Second that modern feminism is utterly crazy. A lot of it stems from pure pettiness/silliness (complaining about not being able to grow out armpit hair, considering health concerns as “body shaming”, complaining about a man saying “good morning” as “harassment”, etc…). It’s just ridiculous. I would respect modern feminism way more if it addressed and confronted issues with women being stoned to death as punishment for something trivial in the middle east, female genital mutilation in Africa, and bride burnings rather than complaining about what I would consider first world problems. But as it stands, I can’t take modern feminism seriously.

Amazing! Both a bodybuilder AND a weightlifter??? Most people usually just concentrate on one or the other. That’s unfortunate that white prejudice against Japanese-Americans in the 50s was so prevalent that Kono didn’t quite get the stardom he deserved in spite of his talents

Wtf is wrong with him?! Creepy guy is creepy. It doesn’t look like he discriminates by age either–as long as you’re female aged 1+, you meet his requirements for harassment/molestation.

I used to have a chemistry professor that was like him (also white). I remembered running up to him to ask him a question about a problem I couldn’t figure out and he went behind me pretending to peer over my shoulder at the book I was holding up. But then I realized he was pressing his entire body against mine and the moment I felt his thighs pressed up against my butt, I freaked out and told him, “It’s ok, I figured it out” and ran back to my desk. That was creepy as hell and I still shudder thinking about it now.

@suiko_no_shin Yes this is the neenja video I showed you. As for the sub, I would be VERY careful badmouthing WFs there, if I were you. In fact, if you have nothing nice to say about them, don’t say anything at all, lol. I think that doesn’t just apply to AI though but everywhere and anywhere where men are the majority population.

Amazing guy. Very talented and innovative. You can tell he’s really into his job from here:

Zhang taught himself science and mathematics

People who are determined to learn the subject on their own are the ones who genuinely enjoy that field and they’re not just in it for money.

@natalie_ng It’s very likely. That was the whole purpose behind the Model Minority myth. They brain drained the best and the brightest out of Asia and used them as coolies 2.0 and then told Blacks

“Look, just pull yourself up the da bootstraps. America is great. Anyone can succeed. It’s your fault.”

Speaking of bootstraps…

@tour_operator I see. No disagreements there, but it’s hard to tell if it’s intentional or more likely, a product of their frustration and defeatism.

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AMAF in the west Degrees with high demand careers non-conformity to western concepts of masculinity met someone who didn’t hate who he was because of his race and had each other for support

To realize your full potential, you still need someone who believes in you and supports you all the way, even if the entire population of the world doesn’t. That’s what the displaced AM in the US do not have. People wonder why there are so many AM’s that are unqualified for dating, well, we don’t have a support network.

Personally, my friends (during HS) were not overachievers and they did not know what to do in anything. A decent portion of those guys had SO’s, those SO’s came from separate social circles and stayed w/ them throughout life. They didn’t know anything about dating random strangers. My parents didn’t have any of value to offer me in terms of knowledge nor did they push me to do anything, either in career or dating. So it was like being alone despite being surrounded by people.

Younger people are lucky these days because they have online communities and guides for everything. You can feel like you belong somewhere, anywhere and everywhere. You can learn anything and make it work for you. The important takeaway from the success story is how far people can go when they possess even the most basic things.

Just want to post this here because it’s related to the topic at hand. Check out this super cringe-worthy ad:

I DON’T UNDERSTAND WHATSOEVER why it can’t be AMAF (Japanese guy/Japanese girl), especially since this ad’s target audience was for Japanese people. Why is a geeky white guy the main star of the ad and more importantly, why does he have to be married to a Japanese woman? They might as well go all out with their white worship and have a completely white couple instead.

(Sucks that I drive a Toyota. Now I might have to switch to Honda).

I feel terrible for Michelle Leng. Not only did she die at such a young age, but she died a brutal and painful death! The death penalty wouldn’t be enough for her killer, I rather watch him suffer like she did before letting him die.

I remembered watching a lot of forensic file episodes with my mom when I was younger and I remembered seeing quite a lot of episodes involving married couples (mostly wmwf but a few wmaf too) where the white husband murdered his wife. I had a suspicion that white men were violent but I had nothing to back up my suspicion. I used to joke with my parents that if I were to ever had the misfortune to end up with a white husband, he would probably murder me in my sleep. I had no idea at the time about statistics but this sure confirms it. Had no idea how close to the truth my joke really was.

the influence of trend setting female movie stars, finding a laowai for a husband was in fashion for young Chinese women

Yes, I believe a lot of it has to do with fashion. How can you possibly be attracted to someone who has absolutely no cultural ties with you, had completely different experiences growing up, can’t understand you when you speak, and you can’t understand them when they speak. How can any kind of chemistry develop?

I want to feel bad for the women who enter these marriages, only to regret it later, but I don’t. They’re doing this all in the name of “fashion” aka status-seeking. On the other hand, I do feel terrible for innocent victims like Michelle Leng who wanted nothing to do with these men in the first place.