Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a Pakistani American woman. I am told I look ethnically ambiguous. I have fair skin, dark hair and a long thin nose. I look WASP-ish as I wear my hair straight and short, wear pearl earrings, clean cut clothes and minimal eye makeup.
My sisters all dress more typically ethnic. They look more obviously ethnic; darker skin, shorter built, large noses and small eyes. They also wear their hair long and wavy, dark eyeliner and heavy makeup.
They always accuse me of "looking and dressing white"
Why should I be expected to dress and look ethnic?
You're as insecure as it gets
You are mean. You post constantly and are always putting other people down. Get help.
Anonymous wrote:I am a Pakistani American woman. I am told I look ethnically ambiguous. I have fair skin, dark hair and a long thin nose. I look WASP-ish as I wear my hair straight and short, wear pearl earrings, clean cut clothes and minimal eye makeup.
My sisters all dress more typically ethnic. They look more obviously ethnic; darker skin, shorter built, large noses and small eyes. They also wear their hair long and wavy, dark eyeliner and heavy makeup.
They always accuse me of "looking and dressing white"
Why should I be expected to dress and look ethnic?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agree with the fact that you are insecure. I'm South Asian and look ethnically ambiguous but have never been accused of purposely looking "white".
Perhaps they get the feeling that you are trying to 'pass' and act superior to them in your ability to. The way you describe them isn't exactly flattering- short, large nose, small eyes.
You sound pretty full of yourself and think you're more beautiful because you can pass as a WASPy white woman.
+1 dumb post
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a Pakistani American woman. I am told I look ethnically ambiguous. I have fair skin, dark hair and a long thin nose. I look WASP-ish as I wear my hair straight and short, wear pearl earrings, clean cut clothes and minimal eye makeup.
My sisters all dress more typically ethnic. They look more obviously ethnic; darker skin, shorter built, large noses and small eyes. They also wear their hair long and wavy, dark eyeliner and heavy makeup.
They always accuse me of "looking and dressing white"
Why should I be expected to dress and look ethnic?
You're as insecure as it gets
Anonymous wrote:Agree with the fact that you are insecure. I'm South Asian and look ethnically ambiguous but have never been accused of purposely looking "white".
Perhaps they get the feeling that you are trying to 'pass' and act superior to them in your ability to. The way you describe them isn't exactly flattering- short, large nose, small eyes.
You sound pretty full of yourself and think you're more beautiful because you can pass as a WASPy white woman.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a Pakistani American woman. I am told I look ethnically ambiguous. I have fair skin, dark hair and a long thin nose. I look WASP-ish as I wear my hair straight and short, wear pearl earrings, clean cut clothes and minimal eye makeup.
My sisters all dress more typically ethnic. They look more obviously ethnic; darker skin, shorter built, large noses and small eyes. They also wear their hair long and wavy, dark eyeliner and heavy makeup.
They always accuse me of "looking and dressing white"
Why should I be expected to dress and look ethnic?
You're as insecure as it gets
Anonymous wrote:I am a Pakistani American woman. I am told I look ethnically ambiguous. I have fair skin, dark hair and a long thin nose. I look WASP-ish as I wear my hair straight and short, wear pearl earrings, clean cut clothes and minimal eye makeup.
My sisters all dress more typically ethnic. They look more obviously ethnic; darker skin, shorter built, large noses and small eyes. They also wear their hair long and wavy, dark eyeliner and heavy makeup.
They always accuse me of "looking and dressing white"
Why should I be expected to dress and look ethnic?
Anonymous wrote:You're fine the way you are, however that is. Do what makes you comfortable.