Anonymous wrote:Black male and Korean female
Black male and Indian female
Chinese/Korean/Japanese male and white female.

Why is that?

Hold on there professor, Im in the last category. Is it that rare?

cape verdian and fijian

Anonymous wrote:Black male and Korean female
Black male and Indian female
Chinese/Korean/Japanese male and white female.

Why is that?

Blindians are the best

DH is half asian and I'm white.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't think I've ever seen a south Asian (Indian) with an East Asian.

Actually I've seen a bunch of indian men with east asian women. The other way around not so much.

OTOH, I know of a lovely Indian woman married to a very handsome Chinese man. They have beautiful kids as well.

panamanians and thai

Kenyans and laotians

Anonymous wrote:My sister in law, who is Black, married a Korean man. They live in Los Angeles where they don't receive stares.

They must not live in K-Town, then, or anywhere heavily populated by Koreans. They would get stares. I say this as a Korean originally from LA.

My sister in law, who is Black, married a Korean man. They live in Los Angeles where they don't receive stares.

I'm a Black woman who has dated a half Chinese/half Jewish guy who was big and tall with curly hair and bronze skin. I think people might've assumed him to be Puerto Rican or Cuban though. Clicked instantly, race never an issue. Agree that it's odd pair to see.

In HS (2001 or so), a Korean male classmate and I were running late for a field trip in DC and took the Metro together. On the train, I kept noticing stares. At first I figured maybe we were giggling too hard. So I'd forget about it and then look up to someone else watching us. Nothing offensive, but I kept wondering if I had something odd on my face or a stain on my clothing. We transferred trains and it was the same thing. As we exited the Metro station, it was raining and we had to share an umbrella and we got stares from practically everyone to the point where I looked up to ask him if he noticed anything odd going on and it hit me that people probably thought we were a couple! Particularly as we shared my tiny umbrella. It was then that it occurred to me that I had only seen one other AA woman/Asian male pairing.

A few years later, I remember being in LA for the first time and having a few Asian guys approach my friends and me on Sunset. I actually looked behind me, because I thought they must have been talking to other women.lol

Anonymous wrote:Chinese/Korean/Japanese male and white female.

It's not as common but not exactly rare. Both my brothers (Korean) are married to white women as are all the Chinese guys I know including a neighbor who is married to an AA woman. In fact, I don't know many Asians other than people my parents age or who are not recent immigrants who are married to other Asians. Interracial seems to be the norm for both males and females.

Anonymous wrote:This had better not be sadsack Asian guy, with a new angle on complaining about how white women won't date him.

That was my first thought, too. Again?

Oh female Indian doctor, male Chinese doc

My friend is an Indian doctor married to a Chinese doctor.

I'm white, my husband is Chinese...I can think of three separate couples I know of the same combination.