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About me:
I would consider myself somewhat of a mix between a late bloomer and a natural. Didn't have much interest of doing well with girls in high school but as soon as I went off to college, I ended up getting some attractive girls for relationships and ONS. I look ethnically Indian and I didn't really consider coming to any dating site for advice until I started facing some hostile reactions for dating a white girl. You see, I met her college, took her to visit my parents, went back to the town I went to high school in (which was mostly minority and small amounts of white people), and I faced a few hostile situations for being with her. Some of these situations involved open racism and I heard some racist shit growing up, realized that us Indian guys have our own struggles in the United States. Came across this site after doing a google search (not even sure what I searched, it's been so long) and ever since, I've agreed with a lot of the stuff on here.
The guys on here who say I am being negative, I understand that they have their views and are just trying to help but I come from the position of being an Indian guy who has had to live through some of the negative experiences. I've known a lot of success Indian men and a lot of unsuccessful Indian men, have noticed differences between them. This guide can also apply to guys who look Indian as well or have been confused for it a lot.
Now lets get to to the guide, before you read this though, decide what you want:
Do you prefer to strongly date Indian girls or other brown girls? If so, then just follow the advice that girlschase gives on fundamentals and being the best version of yourself. This guide has advice for you but likely won't help you that much.
Are you one of those Indian guys that wants to date hot girls of other races? Especially white girls? Keep reading.
The truth is, you'll have to do some things differently from a white guy if you want to go for other races.
The thing about being a white guy in the USA is that you just mostly do well with women in just about any given city or region just by having tight fundamentals and being the best version of yourself. A lot of guys on here who are white are oblivious to this privilege but the truth is, guys who look ethnically Indian do not have this privilege. Being that Indian men are not that well represented in American media or are mostly represented in a negative way (which is now starting to change), there are going to be a sizable number of American women who just do not like the idea of getting with a guy that happens to be Indian. I think it is important to address this issue so we can better tackle it.
1. Counteract the other stereotypes and please don't try to one-up people in social situations.
Having a nerdy look might work if you're white or black but it does not work for Indian men at all. The stereotypes that women commonly have against Indian men is that we are nerdy, shy, and awkward (Raj from Big Bang Theory). To counteract this stereotype, be more extroverted and try to emulate a guy like Kumar from Harold and Kumar. I have found that Indian guys at my university who have success with hot girls of other races tend to have this almost douchey personality to them. The second you start acting the opposite of the shy and socially awkward Indian guy to someone like Aziz Ansari or Kumar, you're going to turn heads and some girls are going to want a piece of you!
I've seen cases of Indian men just trying to "one-up" the other guy and it gets frustrating, do not do this! Create an athletic lifestyle for yourself as well, join some club sports and get involved.
2. Get a diverse circle of friends.
I have never met an Indian guy that did well in the game while having mostly Indian friends, these guys were only having success with Indian girls. On the other hand, the Indian guys I've known who did well usually had friends of various races and a lot of cool guys in their circles. At my college, the Indian guys that a lot of white frat bro type of guys have a positive opinion of tend to be the ones who hook up with some of the more attractive girls of other races. I guess this could also be because these Indian guys usually tend to have top tier social skills and look the part as well.
3. If you had typical Indian parents, your confidence is lacking and therapy might be needed.
The typical Indian parent pushes their kid into being a doctor, ignoring dating, and work on all of the social skills stuff later on in life. A lot of how your parents raised you has a big impact on how you see the world itself. I would say that a good number of Asian and Indian kids suffered from having "helicopter parents" that micromanaged their lives, for this reason you would be wise to realize that issue and work around it. Therapy might be needed as well, not saying all of you should get it but keep it in mind. A lot of your confidence issues, bad outlook, and low self-esteem come from the way your parents raised you.
4. Location is HUGE, you would be wise to avoid Indian heavy areas of the USA.
I grew up in an area of California with a very high Asian and Indian population, it was mostly unheard of to see white women dating Indian men and a lot of Indian women who were born there typically went for guys of other races. Indian men usually had a lot of strikes going against them before they even opened their mouths and it was slim pickings as well. As a whole, I can say that this is true for most areas of the USA where the Indian population is massive. Indian guys would be very wise to avoid places like Northern California, New Jersey, and other areas of the USA where the Indian population is just a massive part of the city.
The thing is, a lot of the girls being raised in these areas see the worst sides of Indian men and Indian culture. The Indian guys they see are fresh off the boat immigrants with backwards view of women so even a westernized Indian guy that looks good will suffer from some of the negative stereotypes. I've actually met more Indian guys who have had success in the game over in places such as Arizona and Texas as opposed to San Francisco. This is why I would love for more successful Indian men to share their stories and talk about where they had a lot of success vs. where they didn't. Even the newer, sexier, and more socially calibrated version of me would struggle a lot in a place like San Francisco.
So far, this is all I have, maybe others can share their wisdom too.
I would consider myself somewhat of a mix between a late bloomer and a natural. Didn't have much interest of doing well with girls in high school but as soon as I went off to college, I ended up getting some attractive girls for relationships and ONS. I look ethnically Indian and I didn't really consider coming to any dating site for advice until I started facing some hostile reactions for dating a white girl. You see, I met her college, took her to visit my parents, went back to the town I went to high school in (which was mostly minority and small amounts of white people), and I faced a few hostile situations for being with her. Some of these situations involved open racism and I heard some racist shit growing up, realized that us Indian guys have our own struggles in the United States. Came across this site after doing a google search (not even sure what I searched, it's been so long) and ever since, I've agreed with a lot of the stuff on here.
The guys on here who say I am being negative, I understand that they have their views and are just trying to help but I come from the position of being an Indian guy who has had to live through some of the negative experiences. I've known a lot of success Indian men and a lot of unsuccessful Indian men, have noticed differences between them. This guide can also apply to guys who look Indian as well or have been confused for it a lot.
Now lets get to to the guide, before you read this though, decide what you want:
Do you prefer to strongly date Indian girls or other brown girls? If so, then just follow the advice that girlschase gives on fundamentals and being the best version of yourself. This guide has advice for you but likely won't help you that much.
Are you one of those Indian guys that wants to date hot girls of other races? Especially white girls? Keep reading.
The truth is, you'll have to do some things differently from a white guy if you want to go for other races.
The thing about being a white guy in the USA is that you just mostly do well with women in just about any given city or region just by having tight fundamentals and being the best version of yourself. A lot of guys on here who are white are oblivious to this privilege but the truth is, guys who look ethnically Indian do not have this privilege. Being that Indian men are not that well represented in American media or are mostly represented in a negative way (which is now starting to change), there are going to be a sizable number of American women who just do not like the idea of getting with a guy that happens to be Indian. I think it is important to address this issue so we can better tackle it.
1. Counteract the other stereotypes and please don't try to one-up people in social situations.
Having a nerdy look might work if you're white or black but it does not work for Indian men at all. The stereotypes that women commonly have against Indian men is that we are nerdy, shy, and awkward (Raj from Big Bang Theory). To counteract this stereotype, be more extroverted and try to emulate a guy like Kumar from Harold and Kumar. I have found that Indian guys at my university who have success with hot girls of other races tend to have this almost douchey personality to them. The second you start acting the opposite of the shy and socially awkward Indian guy to someone like Aziz Ansari or Kumar, you're going to turn heads and some girls are going to want a piece of you!
I've seen cases of Indian men just trying to "one-up" the other guy and it gets frustrating, do not do this! Create an athletic lifestyle for yourself as well, join some club sports and get involved.
2. Get a diverse circle of friends.
I have never met an Indian guy that did well in the game while having mostly Indian friends, these guys were only having success with Indian girls. On the other hand, the Indian guys I've known who did well usually had friends of various races and a lot of cool guys in their circles. At my college, the Indian guys that a lot of white frat bro type of guys have a positive opinion of tend to be the ones who hook up with some of the more attractive girls of other races. I guess this could also be because these Indian guys usually tend to have top tier social skills and look the part as well.
3. If you had typical Indian parents, your confidence is lacking and therapy might be needed.
The typical Indian parent pushes their kid into being a doctor, ignoring dating, and work on all of the social skills stuff later on in life. A lot of how your parents raised you has a big impact on how you see the world itself. I would say that a good number of Asian and Indian kids suffered from having "helicopter parents" that micromanaged their lives, for this reason you would be wise to realize that issue and work around it. Therapy might be needed as well, not saying all of you should get it but keep it in mind. A lot of your confidence issues, bad outlook, and low self-esteem come from the way your parents raised you.
4. Location is HUGE, you would be wise to avoid Indian heavy areas of the USA.
I grew up in an area of California with a very high Asian and Indian population, it was mostly unheard of to see white women dating Indian men and a lot of Indian women who were born there typically went for guys of other races. Indian men usually had a lot of strikes going against them before they even opened their mouths and it was slim pickings as well. As a whole, I can say that this is true for most areas of the USA where the Indian population is massive. Indian guys would be very wise to avoid places like Northern California, New Jersey, and other areas of the USA where the Indian population is just a massive part of the city.
The thing is, a lot of the girls being raised in these areas see the worst sides of Indian men and Indian culture. The Indian guys they see are fresh off the boat immigrants with backwards view of women so even a westernized Indian guy that looks good will suffer from some of the negative stereotypes. I've actually met more Indian guys who have had success in the game over in places such as Arizona and Texas as opposed to San Francisco. This is why I would love for more successful Indian men to share their stories and talk about where they had a lot of success vs. where they didn't. Even the newer, sexier, and more socially calibrated version of me would struggle a lot in a place like San Francisco.
So far, this is all I have, maybe others can share their wisdom too.