Why asian guy can't get white girl ?

Answer 1

Most white girls are racist.

Answer 2

Well Herry, when I lived in Thailand I did see some white girls with Thai men, but you are correct that it is rare. I think a lot of it is that white girls ' believe' that Asian guys oppress their ladies. To tell you the truth many times Asian women are the true leaders of the family. I'm a white guy but I lived and worked in a few Asian countries.

Answer 3

why cant white guys get asian girls is what i want to know

Answer 4

only very few can. South asian guys can be good as white men

Answer 5

what I want to know is,
why asian guy not so interested in asian woman?

what about that?

Answer 6

no clue. but i havent liked an asian guy in some time , though im not white.

Answer 7

I think in general, most asian men are not taught etiquette, manners and chivalry as white men. Compared to white men, asian men simply do not know how to treat women. They are dominating towards their women, and aren't particular thoughtful or affectionate towards their women. My experience has been that most asian men don't even know to open a door for a lady.

Answer 8

Emasculation
Historically, Americans have thought of Asian men as feminine and emasculated since the mass immigration of Chinese men to the United States to build the transcontinental railroad in 1865. This is because those Chinese men were physically small averaging a height of 4'10" (today the typical Beijing man averages 5'7"), sported long queues, sometimes wore long silk gowns, and did what was considered to be "women's work" due to the lack of women in their communities. James Strobridge, the man in charge of hiring laborers, described the Chinese men as having "delicate hands, hairless faces and long braided hair." In the press, Asian men were constantly compared to White women.[27]

In today's media, although Asian women are frequently portrayed as positive romantic partners for White men, Asian men are rarely positively paired with women of any race. In the past 30 years, there have been almost no Western or Hollywood films with romances involving an Asian man and a White woman, in sharp contrast to the hypersexual state of Asian American women in the media and the comparatively frequent portrayal of White man/Asian woman relationships. Often they are described as autistic or living in poverty despite their success. Joan Kee observes that "Asian American male sexuality has long entailed a discourse of nothingness."[28] Instead, according to Sheridan Prasso, Asian men in film have with little exception been portrayed as "small, sneaky, and threatening...spineless, emasculated wimps" with small penises, or "incompetents" who always lose when "faced with white man's superior strength or firepower."[27] For example, in American films Kill Bill, Payback, and the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun (1974), entire inept Asian male fighting forces are immobilized by a White man (or White woman in the case of Kill Bill).[27]

The recurring image of the Asian male as a "sexually impotent voyeur or pervert" has pervaded television and film throughout American history. Examples include Mickey Rooney in "yellowface" as the bucktoothed Japanese landlord who sneaks peeps at Audrey Hepburn in the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany's, or the pathetically asexual nerd Long Duk Dong from John Hughes's 1984 adolescent classic Sixteen Candles whose every entrance is accompanied by the clash of a gong.[28] The stereotypes of emasculated sissy Asian men in the media have also translated to real life in the light way that Asian male leaders such as Ho Chi Minh, Kim Jong Il, and Mao Zedong are described and portrayed.[29]

In American film, Asian men usually don't get the girl because they are either portrayed as being "Zen-like" and not having romantic feelings, or because they are easily defeated by superior White protagonists and are too emasculated to provide serious competition for the girl. For example, in Rush Hour 2 (2001) starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker, the following dialogue about a White woman takes place:

Tucker: She picked me because I'm tall, dark and handsome, and you're Third World ugly.
Chan: Women like me. They think I'm cute, like Snoopy.
Tucker: Snoopy is six inches taller than you.[27]

Even action movies like Romeo Must Die (2000), Kiss of the Dragon (2001), or The Replacement Killers (1998) that contain Asian male protagonists deny the Asian male characters romances with the White women whose lives that they save. Instead of the kiss usually granted to the White male protagonist, in these movies, the rescued White woman only gives the Asian action hero a hug or a grateful obligatory "thank you" kiss on the hand; there is never a relationship between the characters even if there is romantic tension.[27]

British Asian men are stereotyped as being "skinny, geeky, conscientious, studious, and quite subservient"[30]

Answer 9

I'm trying to get a big white girl to be my girlfriend. No luck yet.

Answer 10

are u an asian guy???
u must be if you're asking a question like that

Answer 11

asian guys(whom i have met) are conservative , dominating , & mamas boys. They lack individuality. secondly when they date a white girl they have a mindset that she is easy and can be laid in a few dates which is far far away from truth.these are just a few of the reasons .........