Stereotype

There's a lack of asian movie star role models in the american society. When you talk about style, you'll hear latino, high class white society, black rapper etc. You'll never hear a “Kung Fu” asian style. That's because it isn't cool. Let's face it, a ki is hardly a stylish shirt to wear when you walk around the street.

Also the chinese language has been stereotyped into a funny and very stupid accent. No, nothing about asian is ever associated with sexuality and dominance. Granted there's no way to change chinglish's instant turn off to anyone, but for those of us who've been in a western culture long enough, I think we can start by lower the tone and making the sound resonate more. Mr. Sulu in Startrek is a good example. And Zhan Ze Yi for woman.

Keanau Reeve is another good example to follow. Half white half asian, he speaks perfect english but the voice is influenced by his asian genes. A way to make chinese language cool is to lower the tone and mute the end of each sound. Also, making a conscious effort to reduce the sound produced from the nose will help.

Cloth wise, I am trying out merging business and casual clubbing look together. I've always liked the rugged look in “Infernal affaire”, but that requires long hair. Even in that movie, it wasn't a style I liked right away.

It's hard for asian to find a rugged look as we don't have the moustache covering our whole face and we look younger all the time. The best bet I think is to explore the trimmed look first.

Now back to more pressing matters: Boobs
Roomate just bought a push up bra with water in it. uhhh the resulting cleavage is quite devastating and I can sense my reptilian brain at hyper drive when I saw that. So she agreed to wear that to work and see how many guys will hit on her compared to now. Mmmm speaking of big breasts I shall go into more detail on that…