Esoteric7
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As a British-born South Asian man, I’ve always felt a powerful, magnetic pull toward white women.
Is anyone surprised?
I want to clarify:
So if it’s not due to insecurity, and not novelty . . . what is it?
After a lot of thinking, I think it's something biological and aesthetic:
It’s the visual peak of femininity, as my brain perceives it.
Specifically, two things stand out:
It’s not that I'm not attracted to other races of women. It’s that this particular combination of pale skin paired with high-contrast features hits some primal recognition in me that shouts feminine. Loudly and consistently.
It's frustrating. I wish it were under my control, but it's hardwired. Like my senses are tuned to a specific frequency, and White women just broadcast strongest on it.
I’m not looking for validation or shame. Just clarity. Why does this pull feel so involuntary?
Poem:
In the beginning, there was Curry Man
Curry Man was sad
God gave Curry Man white woman
Curry Man happy for ever
Is anyone surprised?
I want to clarify:
- This isn’t some “fresh off the boat” thirst. I grew up here in the UK. I know what an average white woman looks like. I’m not mystified by every pigskin I see. I can tell the difference between a 4 and an 8. I see the average, the below-average, and the stunning. This isn't the desperation of someone from the homeland seeing a foreign novelty.
- And I agree: the brown guy obsessed with white girls is a pathetic stereotype, and I hate that I fit it. But I genuinely don’t believe this comes from self-hatred. The feeling isn’t “I’m beneath you.” It’s “I’m drawn to you.”
So if it’s not due to insecurity, and not novelty . . . what is it?
After a lot of thinking, I think it's something biological and aesthetic:
It’s the visual peak of femininity, as my brain perceives it.
Specifically, two things stand out:
- There’s something about light skin that reads as inherently delicate, gentle, feminine. When it flushes pink, it looks vulnerable and alive in a way that feels intensely appealing. I heard pale skin is often linked to higher estrogen levels? Maybe my dumb animal brain sees that and screams fertility signal.
- High-contrast effect: darker eyebrows, eye colors like blue, green, even light brown pop against fair skin. That contrast makes facial features sharper, more defined, more noticeable. It's the same reason why bold text grabs your attention more than regular text.
It’s not that I'm not attracted to other races of women. It’s that this particular combination of pale skin paired with high-contrast features hits some primal recognition in me that shouts feminine. Loudly and consistently.
It's frustrating. I wish it were under my control, but it's hardwired. Like my senses are tuned to a specific frequency, and White women just broadcast strongest on it.
I’m not looking for validation or shame. Just clarity. Why does this pull feel so involuntary?
Poem:
In the beginning, there was Curry Man
Curry Man was sad
God gave Curry Man white woman
Curry Man happy for ever





