The Swiping Game: Season 1| What is Yellow Fever? | Full Episode

An intimate look at what lies behind attraction, and what goes unspoken in dating and relationships. Is it ok to have a preference for a certain ‘type’? Women spill the tea on how they deal with stereotypes of Asian women such as ‘submissive’, ‘docile’ and ‘cute’, in their dating lives.
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[@Maxst33le]

It has nothing to do with race and everything to do with culture. Japanese culture seems so attractive in that they are respectful and appreciate romantic effort much more than contemporary americans let alone the rest of the world

[@nonameshiat7700]

I understand. BUT (for me) it's just a bonus. Like.. i still want to know who you are. What you like. What's impotant to you. & if all or most of this things don't match.. it's still a "i don't think that would work out" because i wan't someone who likes me too. To become old with. Have a family & stuff. So why is it not ok if i just find asian girls generally just more attractive.. like come on. If you wouldn't be asian i propably wouldn't find you attractive, yes, that's true. But what if you were shorter, longer, would have different looking lips, nose & other things.. it's like the same. If you feel offended because of this and that the other person don't see you as a human just because they tend to like asian looking females more... it's hypocrite if you have a "type" in my opinion🤔

[@malcolmlewis4278]

I found it very easy to fall in love with my wife’s culture and country