Interesting...
I have found this thread to be interesting reading. I myself happen to find certain East-Asian/Oriental women to be very attractive. Though I don't see Escorts, I do frequent Strip Clubs and, when I'm there, I do often tend to show a preference for the more exotic, Asian, dancers. I actually prefer Native Asians to Canadian Born Asians. I think that, for me, this is because these are different looking
and different culturally than most of the women I would tend to meet in my daily life.
Immigrant Asians, like most immigrant communities over the years, tend to socialise more within their own cultural (and linguistic) community than with the mainstream population. This makes sense for many who are not as comfortable with Canadian language and culture. As a result, a Canadian born white guy like me is less likely to run into Asian-born women in a social context.
I find the particular appearance (straight long dark hair, slim or petite build, etc.) that is more common among some Asians to be appealing to me. I also find the culture, outlook, and attitudes of many Asian people to be interesting; perhaps because it can be quite different from what I usually encounter. This combination of appearance and personality leads me to seek out dancers that fit these descriptions when I am offered a selection of women from which to choose my "fantasy date". I know that I will always be able to meet Canadian-born women so, if I am paying for a fantasy experience (and that's what a SC is all about), then I will usually select something that is different from what I normally encounter.
I don't have an exclusive Asian-dancer-only policy! There are many other women that I also find appealing and attractive (and there are many Asians who don't do a thing for me). But I guess I follow a tendency to prefer a particular type...and Chinese women are often in that category.
Dating is a whole different story. When you date someone, there is an actual relationship between you and your partner. It's not enough that one finds the other interesting, the feelings have to be mutual. In addition, if dating gets past the casual stage, there has to be some kind of shared image of the future and, in many cases, family acceptance or, at least, tolerance. These factors can tend to mitigate against many inter-cultural relationships.
Besides, a fantasy is supposed to be something different from your every-day life. In real-life, I like to be able to communicate freely with my partner. In a SC encounter, it may be an entertaining challenge to work past the communication barriers of language and culture; but it's not a challenge I'd necessarily want to undertake on a daily basis!
Originally posted by chic
I could swear that TO is more than 50% asian, and that whites are rapidaly becoming the minority.
If the first part of that statement
was true, then whites would
already be in the minoity. For better or for worse, this is
not the case.
I think this (not uncommon) misconception can be traced to the fact that the Asian poputation in th GTA
has grown significantly in the last ten years. Also, many of the younger members of this community, and an increasing population of
second generation (Canadian born) Asians, are tending to get more involved in many mainstream activities in this city. These factors have combined to raise the number of Asians that are visible around the city and lead to the assumption that they may be in the majority.
Recently, a study has shown that Cantonese has surpassed Italian as the
second most used language in Toronto; English, of course, is still the first.
The Asian community in the GTA certainly has grown in the past decade or so but, for now, they are still far from forming a majority (not that there'd be anything wrong if they did...they just happen not to have done so).
Pyro the Pig.