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Post by Christina on Apr 25, 2021 1:17:01 GMT
People with an Asian dad and Caucasian mom some are very loved. It's funny, some look very European and others look very Asian. If you want to look Asian, having an Asian mom may be the way to go.
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Post by wanton87 on Apr 25, 2021 1:39:39 GMT
The Dutch Indonesians? That seems to be the group that I’ve encountered the most. I told you about my Irish friend before, and his marriage to a Dutch/Indonesian girl. Also, Corrina vandergriff. She was one of the prettier girls in the 8th grade.
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Post by Christina on Apr 25, 2021 1:48:21 GMT
The Dutch Indonesians? That seems to be the group that I’ve encountered the most. I told you about my Irish friend before, and his marriage to a Dutch/Indonesian girl. Also, Corrina vandergriff. She was one of the prettier girls in the 8th grade. I've seen mixed Dutch Indonesians, but they probably weren't all part Indonesian. A lot of people like to marry other races because they aren't racist. I remember about that sorta, your Irish friend with a Dutch/Indonesian girl. That's cool that Corrina vandergriff had a good time in school! Well, people with White moms pretty much get a lot of attention, and a lot of Caucasians (Europeans or American Europeans etc.) take for granted their race until they grow up and so they like talking to other races: Latin Americans, Blacks ... so they can forget about being Caucasian and proper etc. So, people with the White moms who do everything for them and the cool non-white dads get a lot of attention, starting as kids. Asians are very nice people, and it's a great blessing to be 1/2 Asian. Especially, my dad was into Asians. It wasn't an accident he married Asian. That's what he set out to do. He's good at being European for an American, though, and so I inherited that, as well, whereas, sad to say, people with dads who aren't as good as being European as opposed to American don't tend to seem very European, even seen as babies. It's very unique, and my mom has great Dutch heritage from Indonesia ... and majored in ESL, took 3 years, "English as a Second Language," though that may not be exactly what it was called. She had a British accent at first and wanted to sound American. Well, "the world's a stage" when you have a white dad and younger brother and Asian mom and you're the female who looks white. Well, my mom looked Spanish maybe or maybe some can tell. It might be hard to tell. |
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Post by wanton87 on Apr 25, 2021 2:05:30 GMT
A lot of white guy’s do. That’s probably the most common pairing, percentage wise, meaning the white man/Asian female pairing.
Lol, yeah, Corrina was very popular, so she had no problems. But I never saw her again after the 8th grade, because she went to a different high school than I.
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Post by Christina on Apr 25, 2021 2:13:00 GMT
A lot of white guy’s do. That’s probably the most common pairing, percentage wise, meaning the white man/Asian female pairing. Lol, yeah, Corrina was very popular, so she had no problems. But I never saw her again after the 8th grade, because she went to a different high school than I. Well, you're right, the Asians were attractive to him. He said later in life he had a French lady pen pal who didn't write back or something. He said he met my mom because of liking Olivia Newton-John. He was pen pals with my mom and maybe soon after, with a picture or so, they met up in Indonesia and got married. She got the blessing I think from her grandfather probably on her mom's side. It was sorta funny, the other girls were probably from China and also fair. My mom was eloquent in English to him. She seems smart, pretty, and fun, you know I can see her some as an Asian in that way. I think she was sorta hot but still an enigma. She was born July 23, 1959. My dad was born July 25, 1950. He has a sister born November 1953, and his other sister turned 60 today, born April 24, 1961. It's interesting the younger of the two sisters was so fair with reddish hair as a kid. Anyway, yea. I'm glad Corrina had no problems, must have been very cool. I like to see myself as normal. My friends seemed to drift away from me and be unpredictable maybe. They were Caucasian. I mostly went to Catholic schools. I was interested in other races, but it was so annoying being considered dark because of my hair or genes. I'm sorry you didn't have social media like Facebook. I lost touch with people after leaving high school, too, and went to 3 high schools plus an arts school in New Orleans on Saturdays one year, for classical music and as a pianist. |
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