Humanitarian Prurience?

Humanitarian Prurience?

I’ve written before about Asian Beauty Standards and how, while well within the range of my tastes in the female form, they’re damaging to women in Asian countries and, to a lesser extent, women in Asian enclaves, e.g., either NYC’s or Los Angeles’ Chinatowns in America. So, since presenting solutions is better than merely stating problems, I highly suggest the we American men exhibit large amounts of what could be considered humanitarian prurience. 😉

Amongst Asian, these curvy babes would end up Sheng nu (剩女), leftover women. We, however, can fix that easily. And, we’d mostly love to do so. After all, it’d be a humanitarian effort and one that furthers American interests.

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Asian Beauty

Asian beauty standards are somewhat similar to Western beauty standards, but seem more narrowly defined and rigid than what is “required” in the West.” Most Asian cultures require: very pale skin; a heart-shaped face with a narrow chin; double eyelids; a high-bridged, slender nose; mid-sized-to-large breasts. a slim figure with no visible muscle tone; and long, straight hair.

Asian Beauty Standards

Hehe… I’m not going to trouble myself to lie; I think this is an attractive beauty standard, though I’m not overly sold on the slim with no muscle tone part. I do prefer women who are bit more “fit” and/or “robust.” But, it’s still better than the Eurocentric, now largely deprecated – and possibly soon to be illegal, western beauty standard.

Leaving the slim-soft vs. slim-toned personal preference aside, and leaving the pale skin bit aside too, due to this being a normal thing for agrarian and recently agrarian societies, the only issues I have with Asian beauty standards are they’re too rigid – there isn’t really any alternative standards like the US has – and they’re quite unnatural for the Asian phenotype. That unnatural bar, combined with the issue that is Sheng nu (剩女), is something to be derided.

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The Year Of The Rabbit

The Year Of The Rabbit
Its The Year Of The Rabbit

Today is the Asian Lunar New Year and the beginning of the Year Of The Rabbit.

So… Relax, Think Happy Thoughts, Get Lucky, And Make Some Babies?

Yes, in China and across most of Asia, this now the Year Of The Rabbit, specifically the Water Rabbit. It is considered the luckiest zodiac year, characterized by peaceful and patient energy, good luck, creativity, and fertility.

But, in Vietnam, It’s The Year Of The Cat

As I wrote though, it’s the Year Of The Rabbit across most of Asia. In Vietnam – possibly because of odd crossovers between the pronunciation of rabbit in Mandarin and the written form in Kmer; possibly because the Vietnamese have a longstanding and not unexpected bias against the Chinese – this is the start of the Year Of The Cat.

So, so as to both limit Chinese cultural tyranny and to make some inroads against my own personal anti-Vietnamese bias, here’s some fine cats as well. After all, 50 years is a bit long to hang on to that level of hate. 😉

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I’m Missing Asia

My life has been such that I have traveled the world – though, oddly, I’ve spent very little time in Europe – and have lived for somewhat extended periods in many countries and on every continent except Antartica (I turned down the job). Of them all I’m missing Asia the most right now.

I’m Missing Asia

I think it’s safe to assume, given the 15 examples I’ve provided above, you can see and understand why I’m missing Asia. Very few men who have experienced the beauty and bounty of Asia fail to miss it when they’ve left.

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Look To The East

The West, especially the Civilized West, is crumbling under the weight of its degenerating society. So, gentlemen, perhaps you should look to the East for joy, pleasure, and fulfillment. After all, the Sun does rise in the East and there must be some meaning in that.
 

Look To The East

 
So why not, my fine fellows, look to the East? The women are beautiful and they value femininity, comportment, and grace over the harsh and unnatural “degenderification” that seems to be favored by the modern, toxic wave Feminists of the Western World.

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