Originally posted by Tha Realnezz
I'm not making a racist remark about Asians.
I'm saying that most Asian DJ's on this site whine about white people not liking them.If someone doesn't like you why would you sit there and try to anlyze WHY they don't like you.
You say "well **** 'em I have my own people" You don't force yourself into that society.
**** that...for real.
Tha Realnezz has a point. It's better to do your own thing than sell your soul for acceptance from white people. It's the same thing as supplicating to get into a girl's pants - you grovel and whine for attention.
If white people won't give you respect off the bat, just accept it for what it is. Many have ingrained ideas about Asians, espcially Asian men. In the meantime, those hypocrites whack their little pink weiners to Asian porn behind their white wives/girlfriends' backs.
People like that do not deserve your respect. Work hard, make something of yourself. Become a respected businessman. Sign up for the police academy. Become a fireman. Become a professional musician, or a teacher/college professor. All people respect men these positions, regardless off race. I even saw a Chinese-American firefighter in Upstate New York, and a lot of white women were glancing at him with curiosity and perhaps even sexual interest. All that comes with respect - you set an example to white people, and those that aren't obvious bigots will warm upto you. And when you get that kind of respect, it ultimately becomes social proof for white women.
Either that, or you stay isolated from the mainstream white society and just do your thing with your Asian family, your Asian community. And then stay on the lookout for white women with Asian fetishes (they exist, for sure - I've met several), or the adventurous types that are experimenting with interracial dating with Asian men (these types are typically college-age, or have a history with an Asian man from the past). You could work this alternate path, if you wish.
But the biggest thing is to gain respect by EXAMPLE. Be something they look up to.