Here is an example of an UNAmericanized woman's face. Notice that it looks tender, sweet, sincere, feminine, wholesome, and genuinely nice. Why don't Americanized have this kind of look?
http://dating.happierabroad.com/gal/det ... 821214?b=1



Repatriate, I know a lot about this. The Hmong of northwestern Vietnam and northern Laos can understand each others' languages. Don't look at just superficials like that, since makeup and photo brushups really change the way people look.Repatriate wrote:Falcon, they may not even be from the same ethnic grouping though. The hmong-American women might have intermingled chinese bloodlines.
Btw the middle girl in that hmong-American pic is just one hairstyle away from wearing the colored tribal dress.
Which southern Chinese are you talking about? Where is the boundary/demarcation of when people start to look similar or different from these Hmong. Just saying "southern Chinese" is too general. I know you know a lot about this stuff but please specify.Falcon wrote:
Southern Chinese are generally more similar to the Hmong than they are to Northern Chinese, so what you just wrote doesn't make much sense (It's Sinocentric thinking). In rural SW China, which I've spent a few months traveling in, they're indistinguishable from the local Han Chinese when they're not wearing ethnic clothing.
This is where you and I differ greatly in mentality. Just because a girl has some make up on and looks fashionable doesn't make her "spoiled." It's how she is in actuality as a person and not how she is in appearance. Some girl living in a shack in the province could have the mentality to take you for all your worth as well once you get in a comfort zone with them. You just never know, man.The real point here is the spoiled Asian-American look vs. how they look "in the wild", as you might put it.
Go to the boondocks of Guizhou, Yunnan, Guangxi, or even Guangdong and Hunan, and you'll see plenty of rural Chinese who look very Southeast Asian and could easily pass for native Thais (not Thai-Chinese) from the provinces.Repatriate wrote:Which southern Chinese are you talking about? Where is the boundary/demarcation of when people start to look similar or different from these Hmong. Just saying "southern Chinese" is too general. I know you know a lot about this stuff but please specify.
I understand. But it's not about the makeup. Can't you see that fake, proud, vain American smile? Winston can easily detect that, but for some reason it's invisible to folks like AmericanInBangkok and others.Repatriate wrote:This is where you and I differ greatly in mentality. Just because a girl has some make up on and looks fashionable doesn't make her "spoiled." It's how she is in actuality as a person and not how she is in appearance. Some girl living in a shack in the province could have the mentality to take you for all your worth as well once you get in a comfort zone with them. You just never know, man.
I don't doubt that but are you sure these people don't identify with some other sub ethnic grouping but publicly identify as han to avoid stigma?Falcon wrote: Go to the boondocks of Guizhou, Yunnan, Guangxi, or even Guangdong and Hunan, and you'll see plenty of rural Chinese who look very Southeast Asian and could easily pass for native Thais (not Thai-Chinese) from the provinces.
I don't want to put it this way because it sounds condescending..but you are young man and it's obvious you don't have a lot of experience with a broad demographic of women especially on an intimate level. I have dated quite a few of these girls that you would immediately write off as "spoiled" or say they give off a "vain" appearance but once you get to know them they are still all different on an individual level.I understand. But it's not about the makeup. Can't you see that fake, proud, vain American smile? Winston can easily detect that, but for some reason it's invisible to folks like AmericanInBangkok and others.
Thanks for the anecdotes and encouragements. So now let's get down to the practicals. The question I now have is, how do I get there? How do I initiate dating with those types that you keep talking about?Repatriate wrote:I don't want to put it this way because it sounds condescending..but you are young man and it's obvious you don't have a lot of experience with a broad demographic of women especially on an intimate level. I have dated quite a few of these girls that you would immediately write off as "spoiled" or say they give off a "vain" appearance but once you get to know them they are still all different on an individual level.
My last g/f who was Thai would drive me around town, buy me shirts, and treat me whenever she could. She liked fancy handbags and the whole nine yards but she enjoyed fashion and accessories. She saved money from her job to buy all that stuff and never asked for a single thing.
She was never snobby about what she liked either. She just like some nice things and liked to look good too. Nothing wrong with that.
I'm no life coach nor am I some kind of PUA dude so i'll just offer my simple advice from experience.Falcon wrote: Thanks for the anecdotes and encouragements. So now let's get down to the practicals. The question I now have is, how do I get there? How do I initiate dating with those types that you keep talking about?
I know some of you guys don't believe in "game" but the basic concepts are legit for interacting with women.How would you personally initiate relationships with:
(1) Middle-class Asian-American women in California
(2) Middle-class Thai-Chinese women in Bangkok
Basically use the cliche "Can I go out to have coffee with you?", then keep having coffee several more times until she says she wants to be your girlfriend? I seriously still don't get how middle-class urban US dating works. I'm only used to very direct flirting resulting in immediate attraction, which is a lower-class SE Asian / Latin American thing. But this would feel highly inappropriate with upper-middle-class Asian women.
I was never able to get anywhere with #1, and never bothered with #2.
Yeah, I can't see it either.Falcon wrote:
I understand. But it's not about the makeup. Can't you see that fake, proud, vain American smile? Winston can easily detect that, but for some reason it's invisible to folks like AmericanInBangkok and others.
Yes, a lot of guys have noticed this "scowl" look on American women's faces. God forbid they actually make eye contact and smile at men (like foreign women do).buddy77 wrote:..have a scowl on their faces unless they are sales people and you are their Customer.
In public places they have this "dont talk to me" vibe and the lousy personality to match!