White Men Dating Asian Women – A Cultural Phenomenon

The cultural phenomenon is actually propaganda driven. Over the decades the media has often portrayed Asian women as being exotic, highly seductive and submissive in every way to their man. This has given rise to a male fetish to sexually dominate Asian women. Of course it wouldn’t be fair or correct to say that all White men dating Asian women are motivated by sex. However much of the hysteria surrounding these cultural changes have to do with men feeding into misconceptions.

When you consider the number of celebrity White men that have dated and married Asian women it certainly appears that a cultural ripple is in effect. Could it be that Asian women possess qualities that other women do not? Are White men simply giving in to the myths and seeking to explore the possibilities? Movies such as The World of Suzie Wong and China Girl play up the fantasy and in many cases make men feel like Asian women are ethereal trophies to be possessed. Whatever! Such an unfair view of Asian women and a slap in the face to women of other ethnic backgrounds.
Many mature White men seek long term relationships with Asian women because of their demure qualities, intelligence, accomplishments, loyalty and commitment to family, low propensity for divorce and low drama. Globalization may have impacted this phenomenon. Statistics show that Asian countries far outrank Western countries in education, business and social dynamics. It’s almost as though the possess some magic formula and it seems that men are eager to tap in.
To be fair to White men dating Asian women let’s assert that respect and love are the motive. The couplings prove to be sustaining and they produce positive impacts on the community by promoting tolerance and also raising awareness and acceptance of other cultures.
So if you’re a White man that would like to date an Asian woman do not let the stereotypes discourage you. Everyone has a preference and no one should be unduly persecuted because of this preference. Society may stigmatize culturally diverse relationships but if your motives are pure you should pursue that which makes you happy. Be assured that your courage in pursuing the relationship of your dreams will undoubtedly inspire others to take that step and explore the possibilities of finding love outside of their race. You will also experience liberation in knowing that you’ve followed your heart instead of giving in to societies ideals about acceptable relationship dynamics.