"I like white women because they're hot" is both racist and creepy. I don't get what's hard to understand.

Anecdotally, a lot of Koreans (both girls and guys) have thought I was Korean. Some of them straight up went up to me and started speaking Korean at me.

You're making the mistake of conflating "Asians who date white guys" with "Asians who date those guys".

Maybe? I personally have had an extremely high percentage of black guys hit on me. Asians and Latinos? Only those that I already knew to some extent.

LOL yeah. All my Chinese guy friends from China all want white girls, because they are less clingy and "princess-y".

I need her skillz. Most of mine have no hashtags because #lazy

But that's not what Laura made out to be the issue. The issue was never Hooters itself.

I meant more that when I use the "female" definition of comfort food, my choices are more stereotypically female.

These types of articles generally don't have that much staying power. But the meat of it is always in the discussions.

Well yeah. But you shouldn't feel like you need comfort food all the time. I mean, you might want it all the time, but there are definitely "comfort food moments".

He is an absolute ass, and I would not be surprised if he got his ass dumped.

Huh.

No, I think it's okay to let people draw their own conclusions from the anecdotes. Obviously they disproved her initial flippant conjecture, so it was unnecessary to come back and summarize it. It was a choice of style, but you're also reading it at a very surface level.

Read through the other comments.

Most people are somewhere in between.

None of the men in her 'study' ever said that either. You're setting up a straw man.

I HATE that argument.

It's both.

It might be association?

Idk, if I'm in a mood or situation where I want comfort food, I damn well expect it to be made for me and brought to me (don't forget the spoon). Before you go off on me for being spoiled, I would do the same for others too. When you're in that kind of a mood, you really just want to be coddled.