alpha_incel
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According to Wikipedia, in the US in 2010 there were 219,000 AMWF married couples and 529,000 WMAF married couples. There were 2,855,000 AMAF married couples.
I was surprised that the number of AMWF marriages is that high and the number of WMAF marriages is that low. I think there is a three-part explanation for these numbers.
1) White men the gatekeepers of WMAF marriages. This is the opposite of most other relationship pairings, where the female is the gatekeeper. Many white men will happily pump and dump noodles, but they don't want to produce hapas, especially hapa males. Essentially, there would be many more WMAF marriages if white men wanted to marry noodlewhores.
2) AMWF marriages are largely betabuxx situationships.
3) AMAF marriages are also largely betabuxx. Many of the Asian females in these relationships are "bananarangs" who couldn't get a white man to commit. Many other AMAF marriages are between older people who married in Asian countries and then immigrated to the US. Lastly, many of the AMAF marriages are curries marrying each other. No one wants curries.
I was surprised that the number of AMWF marriages is that high and the number of WMAF marriages is that low. I think there is a three-part explanation for these numbers.
1) White men the gatekeepers of WMAF marriages. This is the opposite of most other relationship pairings, where the female is the gatekeeper. Many white men will happily pump and dump noodles, but they don't want to produce hapas, especially hapa males. Essentially, there would be many more WMAF marriages if white men wanted to marry noodlewhores.
2) AMWF marriages are largely betabuxx situationships.
3) AMAF marriages are also largely betabuxx. Many of the Asian females in these relationships are "bananarangs" who couldn't get a white man to commit. Many other AMAF marriages are between older people who married in Asian countries and then immigrated to the US. Lastly, many of the AMAF marriages are curries marrying each other. No one wants curries.