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Are you asking if you're allowed to be participant in Korean traditions, or if you're legitimately Asian? Because, to the first one, I'd say of course! But the second one... absolutely not. You should know that. My French Canadian father participated in Mexican traditions with my maternal side of the family, but never had he onced claimed to be Mexican.
Mexicans are white like French Canadians, they just have a dark complexion. Not that big of a deal.
I'm also distantly French Canadian through my maternal grandmother and I can tell you that they're very similar to Mexicans.
Actually, I won't fully disagree with you because many Mexicans have Spanish ancestrial backgrounds, but most Mexicans are indigenous. Would you claim that Native Americans are white? No, probably not. Indigneous Mexicans exist like indigenous Americans do, and many indigenous Mexicans still live in Mexico today. My mother is Mestizo, meaning that she's a mix of both European (Spanish) and Indigenous.
And no, generally, Mexicans are aren't similar to French Canadians in any way, culturally speaking. As someone who has grown up knowing both cultures, they're not even the slightest bit of similar. French Canadians are very similar to your average Canadian outside of Quebec or even American in a way, Mexicans have their own thing going on.
But still, you are not Asian. You never will be. I'm sorry, but that's not how anything works. And you having Waisian children doesn't make a difference at all. Sure, you have a little bit of roots from Japan, but that's not what defines your ethnicity now, it just shows where your ancestors from many years ago can be traced back to. You're still white.
Spot on! But surprised to see you not getting attacked by her for making a valid point. She has to whine at my comment basically saying the same thing. Just not elaborated as much tho.
@Aiko_E_Lara What valid point did she make? All she said was that her dad doesn't partake in Mexican culture even though her mom is Mexican, which is extremely disrespectful.
And you obviously have no fucking idea how ancestry works. I am Japanese even if it's not a lot. You grew up drinking maple syrup and watching hockey while also eating tacos and listening to Shakira. I don't really give a fuck because I highly doubt your uneducated ass has the slightest bit of Asian.
Everything. And everything wouldn't make any sense if you're just delusional and not listen to anyone making logic.
@Aiko_E_Lara She's literally French and she's claiming to be Mexican because her mom was there. Why would listen to a thing that comes out of her mouth?
@Aiko_E_Lara Her mom is Mexican, but she's not. She's probably just another stupid French person living in eastern Canada married to a black man for his giant dick.
You're right. I am French, but I'm halfblooded Mexican (50%). You are 1% Japanese. You're not even part blooded, so what makes you think that you're any more Asian than I am Mexican? And why is it that you're making hateful and racist assumptions about me now?
" Sure, you have a little bit of roots from Japan, but that's not what defines your ethnicity now, it just shows where your ancestors from many years ago can be traced back to. You're still white." That 100% make sense.
Even if I'm approximately 10% Japanese, 10% Vietnamese, 20% Chinese, 30% Spanish and 30% Filipino which is true, I don't speak any of their languages nor follow their culture. And I'm not even living in those countries so I don't consider myself any of them except I'm living in Philippines with Filipino culture which makes me Filipino. So I can't belong to their communities unless I grew up in any of those places, I wouldn't be Filipino. It just doesn't take a genius. Even those Asian Americans who grew up in USA generations after generations of not connecting to their ancestral countries, they can't be a part of the Asian communities anymore even if they're full blooded Asians. But they are still welcomed to join in with their activities and locals as long as they're respectful. And that includes white people either. As long as you're respectful and not delusional and calling us about "uneducated" about Asian culture then you'd much more be respected. You act like you know Asian culture better than them lol.
@Aiko_E_Lara She thinks that because she's married to an Asian makes her one. She reminds me of one of those white dudes that say, "I have black friends, so I can say the n word!"
And if my parents are still actively connecting to their relatives in Spain, then yeah I'd be "half Spanish" despite the other roots I have. You however, being 1%, you're not actively connecting with your old ancestors in Japan anymore. So you're now away from their community
@CamilleL96 Yeah kinda like that lol. I'm not surprised if the reason why she attacked me is because I look more Asian than her. (But I actually am. South East Asian however)
@Aiko_E_Lara LMFAOO both of you are PRESSED!
@Aiko_E_Lara It really pisses me off that this woman has the audacity to tell me, someone who has Mexican parents and is in tune with Mexican culture, that I'm not Mexican, but she's not even close to being considered part Japanese and calls herself Japanese anyways.
@Aiko_E_Lara ***a Mexican parent lol
STFU bitch. You wanna be Mexican sooo bad. Just say it, you ugly white bitch. You're French. Get over yourself.
It doesn't matter how many of your parents are Mexican because you're half white.
@CamilleL96 Yeah i've seen worse. What's funny is that she has to ask the question but hate it if she get answers. People ask to learn but she's not asking, she just want validations lol. And gladly, no one else but just a few percentage who just got debunked in the end.
*no one else thinks the way she thinks.
@Aiko_E_Lara Shut up.
Ok. I'm just gonna like all those comment who's basically just mocking you at this point lmao
Girl 🤦🏽♀️🤣
Well I was married to a part Native woman and I became part of her family, but it didn't mean I could just go to Native reservations and act like I'm Native. Our child is Mixed so he actually is part of that community more than I am.
You would become part of your boyfriend's family, but not necessarily become an Asian.
Uhh, so? My kids are mixed race.
You are a White woman who's in an interracial marriage with a Korean man (That's exactly what you are). Your children are half White and half Korean so technically they are part Korean and part of the Asian, White, and Mixed Race community.
So am I, then.
Good luck with that.
I'm sure you're welcome to participate in any Asian community activities you like, but I wouldn't suggest that you try to convince Asian people that you are Asian now.
You have no Asian blood in you, you're just part of the White race.
I'm 1% Japanese.
Let me clarify something I said.
You are White, your husband is Korean.
Your children are Mixed Race, half White/Half Korean, and they are part of those 3 communities. The White, the Asian, and the Mixed Race communitieS (plural), as well as the Waisian community.
You are part Rachel Dolezal.
Not Rachel Dozel 🤣🤣🤣😭
*Dolezal
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Yes. Asian communities tend to be very family oriented and love when someone of another race wants to be a part of them, especially when they are married into the community. That is why when I married my husband, he was celebrated and welcomed by the extensive area Asian community. They cheered when we included traditional Filipino activities into our reception, and they all helped out at our wedding by bringing foods from their culture as appetizers.
Careful, she thinks she's part of "THE Asian community" as in part of the Asian Race now.
Next thing you know she'll be on the news with a spray tan, Asian makeup, dark hair, wearing an Asian Kimono and talking the about hardships she's faced as an Asian woman.
She doesn't understand that her children are Mixed race, but she's still White. She feels left out and wants more attention. Just being a part of her husband's family by marriage isn't enough for this woman.
She gives off Rachel Dolezal vibes in my opinion.
If she had claimed to be a part of the local Asian community in British Columbia, in her local area it could be argued that "Hey, she lives in an area that's predominantly Asian and technically according her address she is located in that Asian community." However, she just said "THE Asian community" as in she's part of the Asian population of the world. I'm convinced that she's mostly trolling because she's no more an Asian than her Korean husband is White now.
You would be surprised how far some White people will take pretending to be a different race if you let them.
I'm not saying it's the norm, but it also isn't common for most people in interracial relationships to start claiming to be part of the racial community their spouse is born into.
I was in an interracial marriage, I have a Mixed Race child, and my best friend growing up since grade 3 was a Native boy. I basically grew up at his house with his family, and I've been in close proximity to Native people my whole life, I was god father to my Native niece, but even I don't go around with some fantasy notion, identifying as Native. At some point she'd got to be real and claim her White community too.
If you read the thread under my opinion on this question the asker (Troll) in this case believes that because her Mixed Race children are half White/Half Korean she is too.
I told her specifically that marrying her husband does not make her an Asian. Her answer was "Uh so? My kids are Mixed Race." Then I told her that her kids are part of the White, Asian, and Mixed Race communities because they are half White, half Korean.
She said "So am I then."
Tell me that isn't a troll.
@Chris_Morgan How am I a troll? I said I should be included in the fucking Asian community. Yeah, I'm white-skinned with English and French ancestors, but I wasn't necessarily referring to the race; I know I'm not Asian, then, BUT that's not at all what I was talking about.
Oh did you get caught in some bullshit?
I'm glad you're finally fucking being honest for the first time here. You are White-skinned with with English and French ancestors. You're genetically White, accept it.
You're saying now that you know you're not Asian, thank goodness.
I feel like you're making progress.
She didn't confirm she backtracked and changed her story. She was playing games on my thread, now she's trying to save face.
There's a difference between a local community and a global community comprised genetically Asian individuals. She should make that distinction.
It is when you specifically call it "The Asian community."
That's as race specific as it gets.
If she had said that she is part of the local Asian community in her local geographic area, she can technically claim to live within that local community. She still ISN'T part of "The Asian community" as a whole. That's an important detail.
Oh hear we go, you can't argue based on facts so you're gonna pull the race card.
Just because you're 22 and part Asian doesn't mean you're right.
communities not being based on genes are a fact. You assuming that because she used the word the means she wants to be a part of the Asian race is an assumption. You have long been proven wrong. Because everything you have set up until now is an assumption in your opinion. I love how it's mainly white people who are trying to "preserve" and "save" other races, and then when a person from that actual race group tells them something that they don't want to believe, then all of a sudden its White man who is right and knows what is best for us poor stupid other races who aren't able to think for themselves. Classic white savior hypocrites.
You're half White too so calm down.
There was no assumptions to made, she was very specific in her question about belonging to the "Asian community." She didn't leave any further details to say otherwise.
As far as my opinion about her idea, I don't see the issue with one White person keeping another White person in check when they're basically being a "Culture Vulture" as others have said.
As for you, I couldn't give a shit because you haven't made one valid point. I'm frankly disappointed because I thought you were smart.
I went according the question as it was worded, as well as her senseless comments she made in the thread below my opinion.
If anything you're assuming that she thinks like you.
It's a troll.
lol. Well if you're going by citizenship laws, it's a no.
But in every other sense, you are!
That's a really nice picture of you two. Congrats.
Lool you know damn well you’re Not. If this was your attempt to get lots of comments.. congratulations
No you are still white and will always be white. You sound like a culture vulture
What if I go on 90 Day Fiancé?
The Koreans may consider you a de facto member of it if you speak Korean and are very familiar with the culture, otherwise I can't imagine why they would.
Nope, you are a white chick married to a Korean man.
You weren't born there, raised there, nor do you know everything about their traditions or ancestry.
No, I don't think so. You're still white, you can't change your skin color.
Since race does not exist, you don't think it is a question for the specific Korean community that you would be marrying into?
Just an fyi. . . you are saying that Mexicans are "White". Race is a very weird concept. And in the United States, raciologists are borderline insane.
So different people have different definitions for what the term means. In some spaces Mexicans are "White". In some spaces, they are not. And some spaces they are Mixed. And in still others, believe it or not, they are Indigenous.
The definition of race changes depending up politics, social context etc. But many here pretend like it is an objective way to define human groupings.
You can join them but you'll never be considered Asian. You're still just called a Caucasian but joining them.
You just hate non-Asians.
And that's like the dumbest conclusion yet. And for your update people with dark skin complexion can't be considered "white" even if they are like half white. Why? It's in the name "white". Even though i am a half white, i don't call myself white because i don't look like one. You're just making that a big deal
Half or maybe less.
Shut up idiot.
Then don't ask stupid questions
You're stupid.
Read your stupid conclusion again and come back
Also if you look around, at least I'm not the only one agreeing with me. 99% here do.
No, you can't marry into the Asian community. You have to be born into it.
Actually, some people are telling me I am.
They are dumb.
Why do people even GAF about this stuff? Are the people happy together? If so, that is enough.
You're part of the Weeaboo community, but Asians will never accept you as an Asian
I don't believe in the concept of racial or ethnic "communities." It's all very tribal and regressive.
Do u think Asian community a bad one or a taboo thing?
No. You are not Korean to begin with.
I'm Canadian, and, actually, many Koreans inhabit the BC province of Canada. I'm from Ontario, but MANY Koreans live here.
Also, my kids are mixed race. They're Asian.
im mixed Asian that makes me apart, you no
I don't think that's how it works lol
You are officially still a white girl.
Yeah free Korean food for life!!!
if you identify that way yes
Nope
only through marriage
wow you're dumb if you think mexicans are white
Yes you are
Still white.
No ma'am
Nope
Girl shut up lol
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