I second [b]Fortis']/b] impressions. I think anywhere the French are esteemed, your exotic good looks will be prized. Include Romania on your list, for example.
(Granted, I'm not Asian.)
But my understanding is that you will strike an interest in females that, for example, the Turk will not. And - as per Buddha - something that even a "White God" won't!
Places that Eastern and Confucian stereotypes will bring benefits (as steady, possible provider, material), as well as simply an interesting and different man for young women.
This may well include Greece, I think (since this is a newsworthy destination, currently).
"In addition I notice girls who haven't been in the country for very long tend to be more friendly and warm towards me, especially East Europeans."
You might help us here to expand upon these encounters for us, here! (More data is good grist for the online mill, right?)
Bon chance, and please report from time to time!
PS a buddy of mine was born in South Korea. His parents were protestant and moved to Denver, CO - where he grew up, when tto HS and graduated in Comp Sci, employed as a Software Engineer for many years since. During his 30s, he married a beautiful Catholic girl, who did her MA in social work (without being too stereotypically Leftist, amazingly enough)! "Rick" is a hardnosed striver, someone I admire. He also looks after his parents. His brother served in the US Navy.
(Granted, I'm not Asian.)
But my understanding is that you will strike an interest in females that, for example, the Turk will not. And - as per Buddha - something that even a "White God" won't!
Places that Eastern and Confucian stereotypes will bring benefits (as steady, possible provider, material), as well as simply an interesting and different man for young women.
This may well include Greece, I think (since this is a newsworthy destination, currently).
"In addition I notice girls who haven't been in the country for very long tend to be more friendly and warm towards me, especially East Europeans."
You might help us here to expand upon these encounters for us, here! (More data is good grist for the online mill, right?)
Bon chance, and please report from time to time!
PS a buddy of mine was born in South Korea. His parents were protestant and moved to Denver, CO - where he grew up, when tto HS and graduated in Comp Sci, employed as a Software Engineer for many years since. During his 30s, he married a beautiful Catholic girl, who did her MA in social work (without being too stereotypically Leftist, amazingly enough)! "Rick" is a hardnosed striver, someone I admire. He also looks after his parents. His brother served in the US Navy.
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