I wanted to setup a blog and write a longer note of my observations on this and my other amazing failures in game but I'll write a smaller one here and hopefully get some constructive feedback from others.
To the OP. You're probably part of the problem but I really really feel for you man. I've lived different countries and several cities in the US. What most Americans don't realize is that life in the states especially locations with an absence of an asian community is rough... At school or at night you'll constantly be bombarded with "you're asian so... [insert steroetype]". Stereotypes that people blatantly say about asians have become taboo to say for any other minority. Can you imagine someone going up to a random black guy saying "hey look it's michael jordan" or to a jew "hey I understand you're really good with money?". Yet I get this ALL the time from strangers. I've only heard these things a handful of times in my 20 years outside the US.
It's quite silly, my white friends laugh when they're with me as I get comments every other weekend saying "I've seen you before", "hey it's bruce lee!", "you're asian so you must do [...]". not all bad I got a free shot from a white guy yesterday after he felt guilty about saying shit.
The media, although its getting better, actually reinforces stereotypes of asian males. So people who've never seen an asian already have prejudice. To top it off they have
unspoken quotas on the enrollment of asians at top colleges.
Sure life is rougher than it should be.
As a result, quite frequently you have asian girls that self-hate and only date outside race (relatives of mine) or guys that have massive chips on their shoulders. It's really no wonder a lot of asians stick together then, this stuff can really mess a person up in the head - being constantly reminded that you're inherently inferior and not american.
But there's hope. I have several things to say to add to GeorgeC's perceptive post.
(1) DONT BE ANGRY and stay positive. If you become angry it will grip you and warp your mind. See our best friend Indian troll. No one likes a complainer.
(2) Asians in the US for the most part deserve it. I don't know what to say here. All the stereotypes are true - they suck at sports, they're similar and dull, a lot of SMH here. However.... what people don't realize is that this is partly a byproduct of the US only selecting asian nerd parents (PhDs, MDs, Engineers) to live in the US. Nerd parents beget nerd kids. Thus, the stereotypes are weaker in other parts of the world with different immigration policies - see canada/europe. European asians are differnet from canadian and from US. Listen to GeorgeC... Do me a favor, break the stereotypes, go work on being an interesting person.
(3) The easy way out. Move to a city with a larger asian community. I guarantee your life will be easier. I'd recommend this to most anyone that issues with their race.
(4)
Realize there is no race. Race is largely a quick and mostly accurate way to judge for culture - but realize
ancestry is correlation not causation. The idea of "white" is only a recent phenomenon. Way back Americans used to discriminate against new european immigrants until they assimilated. People don't get along largely because of differences in culture... not skin color... That being said open your mind to dating ohter races and you can't be racist to others as we're all in the same frickin boat. This means no hating on indians/blacks/etc... No one likes a hypocrite. If you travel you'll find that people are largely the same everywhere.
(5) The biggest thing... Race becomes more irrelevant over the long term
IF you're awesome. If you can't get laid in undergrad classes or if you've known a girl for a long time it's probably not your race that's hindering you. I've cracked a self-hating racist asian girl but it took 8 months of living with her some girls will take more some less. Thus, most asian guys that are with girls of other races have known them for a while rather than a random pickup. At school I got attention from girls across all races. At bars its a lot harder.
That "race totem pole" is only first impression and reputation. It's definitely malleable, not permanent, and culture specific. The one he gave is Western-centric. It doesn't apply to individuals.
(6)
Everyone has a niche. What you don't realize is that all the "players" on this forum can't possibly appeal to every girl. No matter how much chest thumping on this board occurs what they don't say is that their conversion rate goes real low if they switch up their target demographics (see: guys saying thai women are easy). Find your niche.
(7) If you choose this route against the mainstream culture one of two things will happen. You will either be MUCH mentally stronger after your self-identity is constantly beatdown or you will become more warped and bitter. Society's ugly side emerges when it comes to mate selection, and at night when everyone is drunk. You can't stay in the middle.