Which Asian guy would you date?

Though I really love K-Pop I wouldn't choose the K-Pop star. Do you even know how crazy some fans are? Making people think every K-Pop fan is like that. *sighs*
Same goes for the Taiwanese actor. Sadly. (I feel like the OP was talking about Aaron Yan or Jiro Wang somehow..)

So.. let me see.
The Thai boxer: A strong guy who can protect the woman he loves and who shows his sensitive side only to her. I can't help but I somehow like this a lot.

The Chinese pianist: One question left: Is he a good singer as well? Because that would be seriously perfect. I can't imagine living in China BUT that definitely shouldn't be a dealbreaker if everything else was this good.

The Filipino: I love learning about different cultures and am pretty open towards those. But I think something exciting is missing, from the description it sounds like someone's tutoring me.

However, out of those I'd pick the Chinese pianist but I like all 3 types somehow. (The first two a little more I guess)

Jia_K wrote: Though I really love K-Pop I wouldn't choose the K-Pop star. Do you even know how crazy some fans are? Making people think every K-Pop fan is like that. *sighs*
Same goes for the Taiwanese actor. Sadly. (I feel like the OP was talking about Aaron Yan or Jiro Wang somehow..)

So.. let me see.
The Thai boxer: A strong guy who can protect the woman he loves and who shows his sensitive side only to her. I can't help but I somehow like this a lot.

The Chinese pianist: One question left: Is he a good singer as well? Because that would be seriously perfect. I can't imagine living in China BUT that definitely shouldn't be a dealbreaker.

The Filipino: I love learning about different cultures and am pretty open towards other cultures. But I think something exciting is missing, from the description it sounds like someone's tutoring me.

However, out of those I'd pick the Chinese pianist but I like all 3 types somehow. (The first two a little more I guess)

I can be yout tutor if you want. You know Im a filipino right?

I learned everything I need to know about dating a kpop star from watching k-dramas, and they tell me it ends up great.

So stop being a hater, man. YOU DON'T KNOW HOW STRONG OUR LOVE IS. x kpopstar doesn't either. yes












Wasn't all that just so romantic?

Fierce wrote:

Jia_K wrote: Though I really love K-Pop I wouldn't choose the K-Pop star. Do you even know how crazy some fans are? Making people think every K-Pop fan is like that. *sighs*
Same goes for the Taiwanese actor. Sadly. (I feel like the OP was talking about Aaron Yan or Jiro Wang somehow..)

So.. let me see.
The Thai boxer: A strong guy who can protect the woman he loves and who shows his sensitive side only to her. I can't help but I somehow like this a lot.

The Chinese pianist: One question left: Is he a good singer as well? Because that would be seriously perfect. I can't imagine living in China BUT that definitely shouldn't be a dealbreaker.

The Filipino: I love learning about different cultures and am pretty open towards other cultures. But I think something exciting is missing, from the description it sounds like someone's tutoring me.

However, out of those I'd pick the Chinese pianist but I like all 3 types somehow. (The first two a little more I guess)

I can be yout tutor if you want. You know Im a filipino right?

Yes, I know, but I don't think tutoring is all you do. I was just sticking to those stories and it doesn't sound as exciting but I enjoy learning sometimes (but not only about cultural differences, there might be other things we're interested in as well. )

Thesaurusrex wrote: Wasn't all that just so romantic?

Lesbian kiss scenes always are.

Thesaurusrex wrote: I learned everything I need to know about dating a kpop star from watching k-dramas, and they tell me it ends up great.

So stop being a hater, man. YOU DON'T KNOW HOW STRONG OUR LOVE IS. x kpopstar doesn't either. yes

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Wasn't all that just so romantic?

THANK YOU. This is just sooo romantic and real and happens to every girl dressing up like a boy to replace her twin brother in a boy band.
Yes, I've watched that drama and I thought it was kind of boring but definitely so lifelike. NOT?! lol

Jia_K wrote: Though I really love K-Pop I wouldn't choose the K-Pop star. Do you even know how crazy some fans are? Making people think every K-Pop fan is like that. *sighs*
Same goes for the Taiwanese actor. Sadly. (I feel like the OP was talking about Aaron Yan or Jiro Wang somehow..)

So.. let me see.
The Thai boxer: A strong guy who can protect the woman he loves and who shows his sensitive side only to her. I can't help but I somehow like this a lot.

The Chinese pianist: One question left: Is he a good singer as well? Because that would be seriously perfect. I can't imagine living in China BUT that definitely shouldn't be a dealbreaker if everything else was this good.

The Filipino: I love learning about different cultures and am pretty open towards those. But I think something exciting is missing, from the description it sounds like someone's tutoring me.

However, out of those I'd pick the Chinese pianist but I like all 3 types somehow. (The first two a little more I guess)

I would like to know why you wouldn't choose:

The Bangladeshi Brick-Layer : Life is really unfair to him. He works long hours under the sun, laying down rough, reddish bricks piece by piece just to earn a few dollars and a well deserved bottle of soda-water. He doesn't even have enough money to get a proper pair of shoes, and he wears a torn, tattered pair of jeans.

However, he hates smelling bad and so he always takes a shower before/after work, so you can never accuse him of having body odour. But still, he's too poor to repair his sandals and he's hands are rough and full of blisters. But can you really blame him for that? He has to send any remaining money back to his homeland because his parents depend on him to survive.

They're both supposed to be boys, OBVIOUSLY, YOU UNCULTURED SWINE.


@Jia_K

I actually... liked it the first time I watched it. I thought it was cute. But then I started watching better k-dramas, and now I'm slightly ashamed. But it still has a special place in my heart. A tiny one.

I see what you did there.

Farhan Ismahin wrote:

Jia_K wrote: Though I really love K-Pop I wouldn't choose the K-Pop star. Do you even know how crazy some fans are? Making people think every K-Pop fan is like that. *sighs*
Same goes for the Taiwanese actor. Sadly. (I feel like the OP was talking about Aaron Yan or Jiro Wang somehow..)

So.. let me see.
The Thai boxer: A strong guy who can protect the woman he loves and who shows his sensitive side only to her. I can't help but I somehow like this a lot.

The Chinese pianist: One question left: Is he a good singer as well? Because that would be seriously perfect. I can't imagine living in China BUT that definitely shouldn't be a dealbreaker if everything else was this good.

The Filipino: I love learning about different cultures and am pretty open towards those. But I think something exciting is missing, from the description it sounds like someone's tutoring me.

However, out of those I'd pick the Chinese pianist but I like all 3 types somehow. (The first two a little more I guess)

I would like to know why you wouldn't choose:

The Bangladeshi Brick-Layer : Life is really unfair to him. He works long hours under the sun, laying down rough, reddish bricks piece by piece just to earn a few dollars and a well deserved bottle of soda-water. He doesn't even have enough money to get a proper pair of shoes, and he wears a torn, tattered pair of jeans.

However, he hates smelling bad and so he always takes a shower before/after work, so you can never accuse him of having body odour. But still, he's too poor to repair his sandals and he's hands are rough and full of blisters. But can you really blame him for that? He has to send any remaining money back to his homeland because his parents depend on him to survive.

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Although he would love to date a girl, he doesn't stand a chance and he knows that. Thats why he hardly approaches women (Heck, even men in your country avoid him), and he's satisfied with living the rest of his life alone, as long as he can feed his parents back in Bangladesh. If you really decide to date him, you can be ABSOLUTELY sure that he will NEVER EVER leave you for another woman.

Again that question?
Well, okay then.
Someone who's only working for his parents without any other goals in life satisfied with a status quo? Doesn't he want any children? What happens when his parents have died? Will he just sit around without any motivation to do something?
I'm sorry but living without dreams is kind of bleak. There need to be things one wants to reach in life that make living interesting and challenging.