Asian women are frequently fetishized. Historically, it was very common for Asian women to be portrayed as docile, subservient, exotic, mysterious, and/or seductive. These images can be traced back to Chinese prostitutes who were "imported" into the U.S. back in the 1800s and through the prevalence of "war brides" (Asian women marrying U.S. military servicemen) after World War 2, and these images are constantly reinforced by the media and movies..

Another theory argues that, due to the Women's Rights and feminist movements in recent decades, some White men now find White women to be too independent and strong-willed. As such, these men may consciously or unconsciously perceive Asian women to fit the more traditional docile and subservient wife role. Combined with the cultural stereotypes or fetish of Asian women, many scholars argue these can be some factors that affect why many males (particularly White males) are attracted to Asian women. In this sense, Asian women are not seen as equal partners but rather, as sexual objects to be controlled and used by the male.

I just happy to be with someone who has no right to my assets after 6 weeks cohabiting.

Everything else not matter.

Feminist movement about woman earning own money, not taking anything from man.

Not many feminists in west IMHO.

I see Asian woman as equal partner, she earn own money, own pension, own house, not take mine (unless I give)

You ever meet subservient Thai lady? I never meet one.

I dont think you are too far off the mark, as always there would be expections

Asian Women,Docile and Subservient Sex objects? You obviously have not had too much contact with them.

Another Myth,perpetrated by the Western World.

What is the point of this thread?

A simple Google search of "Asian women are frequently fetishized" reveals it as a cut and paste from another forum dated 17 February 2004, and re-posted word-for-word on at least three other forums and blogs, posted on another expat forum this afternoon (and subsequently 'closed').

Nothing original, is there?

Cheers for the research, Atmos, no it wouldn't appear to be anything other than an invitation for the usual women comments in contravention of forum rules to come out.

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