Omg sorry, I may have spoiled someone's innocence.
I Love Asians! Who else does?
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Last time I checked, Japan was in Asia.
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I find ppl saying they like to suck "small asian penises" to be off putting. It sounds like a fetish based on stereotypes.
I love sucking a cock. I love asian cocks. I def like big asian cocks more than I like small asian cocks but I am ok either way.
This kind of stereotype hurts imo.
I love sucking a cock. I love asian cocks. I def like big asian cocks more than I like small asian cocks but I am ok either way.
This kind of stereotype hurts imo.
it depends on which part of Asia they are from? not all are oriental. even then oriental in itself is a pretty outdated term
Yes, it's dated and offensive.
It's like calling a Black person "negro" or "colored" or a biracial person "mulatto."
Oriental should be left as a descriptor for rugs.
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there's hot sexy cocks, bodies, faces and personalities of all races cuz we all the same lmao leave that kinda "does [race] turn u on" rhetoric back in the 2000s, it's a tacky yt gay move
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I cum a lot.
I usually warn my partners ahead of time out of courtesy.
One of my masseurs (who has been practicing for a decade plus seeing 3-5 clients a day, so he's seen a lot of dicks) also asked me "Why do Asians cum so much."
I surmised maybe they "save up" for sessions with him, or maybe he just does a really good job. He asked my how long I "saved up" and I told him I had jacked off just the night prior lol.
We then joked that I/Asians may not be blessed with bigger dicks but we make it up with cumshots lol.
Translation for those who are questioning why the term "liberal": "Asian" is too broad of an identity to apply to the 49+ different countries that exist on the continent of Asia.
Asia - Wikipedia
I'm particularly attracted to Arabian and Persian (Iranian) men.
I also like Russian men, but it's debatable whether they should be considered "Asian" or "European", I think just identifying them as "Russian" is easier.
Slightly lengthy reply here, so please bear with me.
I have to say I'm generally pleased with the tone of this thread, but not surprised with the occasional offensive or racist remark. (A good gauge of determining if something is offensive? Replace "Asian" with your race and read the comments again.)
I've talked pretty openly against the anti-Asian male sentiment in both straight and gay society. It was not uncommon when I entered dating age (early aughts) to hear both my straight female friends and gay male friends say, quite matter-of-factly and in front if me, "I would never date an Asian guy" or "Ew, Asian guys" (the irony is many were Asian themselves, but that's a topic for another day).
On message boards and apps, it became very common to see cautionary "no Asians" warnings. Of course, coupled with the media -- which often depicted Asian men as unsexy or asexual -- that sentiment became pretty ubiquitous.
Every time I get an alert about this thread, part of me wonder can't help but think that sentiment has become so ubiquitous that if someone does "find Asians attractive" (as the thread title asks), it is an exception rather than the norm. Obviously I can't look through thousands of previous threads, but I'd be surprised if there was one titled "Do you find whites attractive?"
Can you imagine the response if that thread was posted? However, would anyone bat an eye if there was a "do you find heavy guys attractive" or "do you find feminine guys" attractive? I use those examples because often they are grouped along with Asians as being viewed as undesirable, i.e. "no fats, fems and Asians."
We're so conditioned to being told what is attractive (tall, square jaw, muscular, hung, white) that guys that don't fall into that are deemed not attractive. Interestingly, many of the Asian models in this thread have the traits mentioned above, which is fine. No judgments there. But (and this is admittedly a generalization) Asians do tend to be shorter, have rounder faces, slighter builds, are not as hung, and not white.
That of course is changing. We are seeing leading Asian men. But interestingly, many of those faces, i.e. Henry Golding, Ross Butler, Charles Melton, Lewis Tan, Darren Barnett, possess the traits that we have been conditioned to find attractive. Also interesting is that they're all biracial. So yes (and thankfully) the messaging has changed. Asian guys are sexy (if they have white features).
This is not a knock on any of the actors above. Or stars like Harry Shum or Daniel Dae Kim (two "full" Asian actors who are oft-cited as sexy but also have the traits that are considered attractive).
And then on the other side of the spectrum is there is the whole K-pop phenomenon, where guys who appear "softer" or slighter.
So I guess what I'm saying is that I appreciate this thread for highlighting different forms of Asian beauty.
I grew up with a very narrow definition of what attractive was (i.e. Brad Pitt, Mark Wahlberg) so I felt unattractive, and as a teen/adult was subject to so much "no Asians" messaging that was only reinforced.
Hopefully that is changing.
One quick aside about manga/anime/hentai: Even in Japan, Western beauty standards were embraced/worshipped in those art forms (as early as the '70s and certainly through the '80s, '90s and today). That's why the women have very large eyes and impossibly long legs (and chests in hentai). It's why the leads in Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball are blonde with blue eyes. It's why the men have impossibly muscular or exaggerated physiques. Kinda makes you think about that ubiquitousness I mentioned above, huh?
I have to say I'm generally pleased with the tone of this thread, but not surprised with the occasional offensive or racist remark. (A good gauge of determining if something is offensive? Replace "Asian" with your race and read the comments again.)
I've talked pretty openly against the anti-Asian male sentiment in both straight and gay society. It was not uncommon when I entered dating age (early aughts) to hear both my straight female friends and gay male friends say, quite matter-of-factly and in front if me, "I would never date an Asian guy" or "Ew, Asian guys" (the irony is many were Asian themselves, but that's a topic for another day).
On message boards and apps, it became very common to see cautionary "no Asians" warnings. Of course, coupled with the media -- which often depicted Asian men as unsexy or asexual -- that sentiment became pretty ubiquitous.
Every time I get an alert about this thread, part of me wonder can't help but think that sentiment has become so ubiquitous that if someone does "find Asians attractive" (as the thread title asks), it is an exception rather than the norm. Obviously I can't look through thousands of previous threads, but I'd be surprised if there was one titled "Do you find whites attractive?"
Can you imagine the response if that thread was posted? However, would anyone bat an eye if there was a "do you find heavy guys attractive" or "do you find feminine guys" attractive? I use those examples because often they are grouped along with Asians as being viewed as undesirable, i.e. "no fats, fems and Asians."
We're so conditioned to being told what is attractive (tall, square jaw, muscular, hung, white) that guys that don't fall into that are deemed not attractive. Interestingly, many of the Asian models in this thread have the traits mentioned above, which is fine. No judgments there. But (and this is admittedly a generalization) Asians do tend to be shorter, have rounder faces, slighter builds, are not as hung, and not white.
That of course is changing. We are seeing leading Asian men. But interestingly, many of those faces, i.e. Henry Golding, Ross Butler, Charles Melton, Lewis Tan, Darren Barnett, possess the traits that we have been conditioned to find attractive. Also interesting is that they're all biracial. So yes (and thankfully) the messaging has changed. Asian guys are sexy (if they have white features).
This is not a knock on any of the actors above. Or stars like Harry Shum or Daniel Dae Kim (two "full" Asian actors who are oft-cited as sexy but also have the traits that are considered attractive).
And then on the other side of the spectrum is there is the whole K-pop phenomenon, where guys who appear "softer" or slighter.
So I guess what I'm saying is that I appreciate this thread for highlighting different forms of Asian beauty.
I grew up with a very narrow definition of what attractive was (i.e. Brad Pitt, Mark Wahlberg) so I felt unattractive, and as a teen/adult was subject to so much "no Asians" messaging that was only reinforced.
Hopefully that is changing.
One quick aside about manga/anime/hentai: Even in Japan, Western beauty standards were embraced/worshipped in those art forms (as early as the '70s and certainly through the '80s, '90s and today). That's why the women have very large eyes and impossibly long legs (and chests in hentai). It's why the leads in Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball are blonde with blue eyes. It's why the men have impossibly muscular or exaggerated physiques. Kinda makes you think about that ubiquitousness I mentioned above, huh?
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