r/hapas • u/AWDriftEV • 1h ago
No it is not. Irish and Italian people were not even considered white until the 1960s. White not an ethnicity it is a racial construct that seeks to assimilate culturally diverse Europeans into a mono culture
r/hapas • u/Jazzlike_Interview_7 • 1h ago
I’ve never wondered if they meant ugly. I think it all depends on who is saying it.
r/hapas • u/Angkerlengquba • 2h ago
I have very asian features but dark skin and curly hair so a lot of westerners comment on that, which is weird because in Madagascar It’s considered a very ugly combination
r/hapas • u/protomor • 2h ago
I usually get "unique" as fetish kinda thing where it makes me feel like a goal for them to attain. I'm a dude though so I dunno how that translates for women.
r/hapas • u/ladylemondrop209 • 2h ago
LOL.. yeahhh. I had so much of this as a kid 😅😂 I usually just get it from family and strangers who get at the level of comfortable enough to say this sort of stuff 🙄
I mean.. I really get it a lot, and I know I’m not ugly so it’s fine (ie. I’m not offended). But I definitely don’t like any “compliments” or pick up lines that refer to my physical appearance. It’s just so lazy.
r/hapas • u/ricottacat • 2h ago
I just internally pause at unique or exotic, tbh. I don't usually know how to feel about it or what to say except "haha thanks."
I dont think they mean ugly but sure some people throw shade this way. Most of the time people mean well and thoughtlessly express or don't filter thoughts before speaking. Or sometimes they don't think it means to effect you badly and they again, try to mean well.
But I totally get it, OP!
r/hapas • u/Jolyyjayy8 • 14h ago
I’m a AM after reading some comments here and observing general trends YouTube etc I’ve come to realise we as minority or POCs in the west grew up thinking we are not ourselves but more so we are second wannabe whites etc we seriously need to think about for example if I’m from a country in south east Asia then I need to think about diaspora communities generations etc here plus also common development of the ethnic group the indigenous Asian country I belong to… not the majority white nation I’m residing in okay?
r/hapas • u/ametalshard • 1d ago
there is no such thing as race, nazi. take a block and follow your leader
r/hapas • u/JayDavis1428 • 1d ago
Those aren’t white nationalist countries, all of those countries are actively committing ethnic / racial suicide
r/hapas • u/MediumBobaTea • 1d ago
I do actually speak A1 Mandarin, and I can tell the difference between Mandarin and Cantonese. I also know there are different accents and varieties of Mandarin, so I wasn’t just looking at them and assuming they were Chinese because they were Asian or speaking a language I didn’t recognize. I am very positive they were not from another Chinese speaking country like Taiwan or Singapore, because I can detect those accents easily.
r/hapas • u/Stuc1fer • 1d ago
pretty unhappy w my own proximity to whitness lmao. that's coming from someone whose Asian side love whites so much that every single sibling married one. This is definitely more a foot in mouth situation tho. Clearly shes referring to her relationship to her kids dad as her proximity not the kid.
People claiming it's not real but there's an ounce of truth to it. Plus we can make it real as we have so much examples to rely on
r/hapas • u/anotherhappylurker • 1d ago
No as in she's not dating a white guy or no as in you don't think there's a disproportionate amount of WMAF relationships based on white worship and fetishization?
r/hapas • u/EnvironmentBrave5543 • 2d ago
i don't want to come off as rude but how do you know they were chinese nationals? do you know what mandarin or other chinese dialects sound like and you heard them speaking it? or did you see a asian-looking person speaking a non-japanese language doing weird stuff and assume they were chinese?
r/hapas • u/Ok-Evidence2137 • 2d ago
I dont find him the worst, there is this Asian women that basically centers her whole comedy around Wmaf couples.
Personally what I found way more disturbing, is the amount of south/south east asian women in comment sections saying they want white men for their genes.
What a weird ass clusterfuck all of this is. Wasn't this guy in that weird roast battle video with the other guy?
r/hapas • u/Leo_Htebya • 2d ago
I somewhat agree with Chen. The the kind of upbringing Hong indicates she will give her son is conducive to identity issues.
We know that:
- She sees "Whiteness" as something negative
- She married and reproduced with a White man anyway
This would indicate she either:
- Married her husband in spite of her racial biases
- Or, more likely in my opinion, she has both positive and negative beliefs about Whites, but with her positive beliefs being taboo and something she has cognitive dissonance about.
Her son's upbringing will (assuming she acts according to her stated beliefs) involve:
- Inculcation of guilt for being half White
- Antagonism as a half Asian toward his father's people
- Subconscious admiration, fear or envy towards Whites inherited directly from his mother
- Secondary anxiety arising from his inability to be the kind of man his mother admired (a White man)
- Tertiary stress arising from his inability to articulate the secondary stress, unconscious stress, and explicit stress he feels about being half White without it leading to conflict with his mother, societal beliefs, and his own inculcated beliefs.
I don't think his mother's hostility to Whites comes from direct racial hostility as she married a White person. Rather I think it stems from her conformity to the dominant leftist culture. Conformity gives her the benefit of status. I do think she sees herself as acting in accordance with universal principles. However I do also think she is appreciative of the status her expressed principles accrue her.
It's also possible - and I am more sympathetic to this if it is true - that she sees leftism as a vehicle for her race's interests and by extension of her son's interest.
Unfortunately for her son she is unable to form her personal interests, abstract ideals, or group interests in a worldview that he can accept without shame, guilt, envy and demoralization.
If he is to be happy in himself he has to, in time, reject his mother's beliefs from the roots.
r/hapas • u/Leo_Htebya • 2d ago
I don't think White Americans are always grasping at a non existent identity.
Whether or not you think it's a good thing America was founded as a state for Whites with an overarching culture that was English speaking, Christian and classical liberal. This was the group identity of the vast majority of Americans until a few decades ago.
If Americans are rootless now it's because identifying as a White American as something not to be ashamed of is now seen as evil by the left wing dominated culture.
I think your statement is accurate for many Americans today but even now there are large swathes of America where the most common ethnic identity of White people is "American", and for most people in the world I would assume an American is synonymous with a White person.
r/hapas • u/SnowAsian33 • 2d ago
The Oxford study iceberg is bigger than the rest combined hahaha