Lee Doud, an actor-producer who’s of blended race, can be used to hearing casual ethnic slurs about their Chinese history, even on times. Of all of the annoying experiences he’s had, one bad very first date still sticks out.

For some for the Doud’s date seemed into him, complimenting the actor on his smile as the two exchanged banter night. Then, one thing changed.

“He asked me personally if I happened to be Latino. I told him I wasn’t and therefore I had been really half ,” Doud told HuffPost. “He unexpectedly became extremely distant so when we proceeded to flirt, he stated which he had been not ‘feeling it.’”

Point-blank, Doud asked if it had one thing related to him being Asian-American.

“The man vehemently ― and awkwardly ― denied it, saying he ended up beingn’t certain about their amount of interest through the get-go, backtracking on their previous compliments.”

While Doud acknowledges that we have all a kind, “it ended up being glaringly obvious inside the perception of my competition that I happened to be sexy and exotic being a Latino, but we unexpectedly became unwanted being an Asian-American.”

Experiences like Doud’s are par when it comes to program for solitary Asian-American guys. Emasculating stereotypes, perpetuated in films as well as on shows, can place Asian guys at a drawback in dating. Search no further than Steve Harvey’s headline-making jab at Asian guys a year ago to observe dismissive Us citizens is associated with the group’s desirability.

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