We’re talking about a drawing of an Asian woman on all fours with her butt in the air and her white boyfriend is talking about doing something he saw in Japanese porn, and she’s wondering if he has an Asian fetish.

And for the last fucking time, this isn't about Asian men. It's about white men. Who are the "more powerful" group relative to Asian women.

You are clueless beyond hope to think that Yellow Fever fetishists and sexual harassment and assault are unrelated. If you weren't so hung up on an emotional need to see Asian women humble themselves, you would have picked up from comments on this very post that they go very much hand in hand.

I'm sorry, you are just bringing way too much bitterness to the topic. You're unwilling to address the way your own position is one that overtly attempts to silence the less powerful group and tacitly encourages the more powerful group in their harmful behavior. It's a very hostile and reactionary position that leads…

When their "complaining" meets this much resistance, it's clear that they have a valid concern and that the social environment is more hostile to them than it is to the men who are saying and doing damaging things. Also, what form should this address of privilege take? A little disclaimer before any article or comment…

But why is this point so important to you? This comic is specifically about those drawbacks. This comment section is dominated by comments denigrating AAW or their right to have a problem with this. That's pretty shitty, don't you think?

Did you read the rest of his post? Just because someone else has something you don't have doesn't mean that they are actually privileged. The reality of what you perceive as an advantage may be something the supposedly privileged person wishes they didn't have.

Look, it had to be something that non-Koreans would associate with Korean food. If it were kimchi (actual most disgusting food item) too many people would be asking "what the hell is that?"

I can't believe that this post about the experience of an Asian American woman is buried under multiple threads by white men (and one seriously sad Creepy White Dude apologist) making this comic about themselves, or negating the actual damage done by this kind of racism.*

*I can believe it.

He's in the Joshua Calvet category of Not Worth It.

I didn't say anything about what's natural. You are like a petulant child at this point. Just take the seat you desperately need to have.

You sound really stupid. There's no kind way to say it. All you care about is being right, as if there is anything equal about white men buying into a stereotype about Asian women and Asian women buying into stereotypes about white men. As if they were after white man's exotic looks and sexual prowess. You are…

You might want to read, I don't know, anything ever written about human trafficking before writing this. Specifically which part of the world exports the most women and girls, and which part imports the most.

We're not talking about a broken window or something. "Fault" and the division of such is not the issue. It's a question of responsibility. And white men who festishize NE Asian women, and friends of same, do have a responsibility to examine where they got these ideas from. To ask themselves honestly if they view…

Thanks for posting this. I've been in Taiwan for years, and I find that a lot of white people show who they really are here because we are kind of insulated and a lot of people assume no Taiwanese bystander could possibly understand the unbelievable shit that they're saying about people here. White men legit talk…

Thanks! And thanks to finnoodles as well.

I know. Since I saw this thread at work, I looked this up and rewatched it there because apparently I hate myself.

Right? I mean, I am well aware that taste varies person to person, but he's an outlier. Not thinking he's sexy is really just wrong.

Can I ask you something spoilerish?


I was really freaked out by the 1st series episode with the Satanist guy who kidnapped women so he could drain their bodily fluids— had to leave the room during all of those scenes. Would you say there are any other episodes with similarly sexually violent content (esp.…

I like that I can't tell it's written by men (more or less) when I watch it. But no doubt they could use a wider range of creative input. They may be white dudes who get it about a lot of things, but there is plenty of perspective that could make the satire richer.