Quote from TM_Direct:
I have never been to a geisha girl but once went on a date with a Vietnamese girl who was stunning....she took very good care of me too, if you know what I mean....she cooked, starched my shirt and best of all she pulled my Rickshaw!

Quote from TM_Direct:
she took very good care of me too, if you know what I mean....she cooked, starched my shirt and best of all she pulled my Rickshaw!

I think it's important to make a distinction here between Asian women and Asian-American women.Quote from Ken_DTU:
asian women know how to treat men very well and personally (and I speak from lots of experience) they are great for me.
Quote from Ken_DTU:
hapaboy & lightningsmurf are right ... the art of the geisha is mostly lost nowadays, there was an interesting special on them on a cable channel last year here...
having a wife from japan (www.dtu1.com/wife.jpg) and being somewhat knowledgeable about asian women (a ah personal hobby lol), I would offer the following insights:
a) the art form of the geisha is, like martial arts, a very culture-rich and detailed one, see http://www.immortalgeisha.com
b) confusion about what geisha/maiko etc are occurred starting right after ww2 w/hostesses being called geisha, creating confusion.
c) asian women know how to treat men very well and personally (and I speak from lots of experience) they are great for me.
Interesting topic .. I would consider geisha one of the subsets of Japanese culture that is dedicated to preserving culture and art, and are dwindling in numbers.
Hostesses on the other hand (also called omizu girls, water girls) are dime a dozen like any country. Some of the best hostess bars in Japan are in Roppongi, but like pachinko parlors, they're everywhere.
I will probably be living in Japan for 3-4 years, starting 2005, should be interesting.
ken
Quote from hapaboy:
I think it's important to make a distinction here between Asian women and Asian-American women.
Asian-American women, with their American values and upbringing, are nowhere as supposedly subservient as women born and raised in Asian countries. I should know - I married one.
Besides, the "Asian women are slaves" thing is, in reality, quite different from the cliche notion. In public Asian women may appear to be docile and subservient to their man, but at home they're controlling the purse strings (in Japan the wives give their husbands an allowance!), making major financial decisions, and raising the kids. They rule the roost.
The "love you long time," "oh me so horny," "5 dollah," Hollywood stereotype that came out of Vietnam and somehow became associated with ALL Asian women is, besides being inaccurate, very offensive.
Quote from trend456:
Agree....
My family was different. My father was giving allowance to my mother. In most cases, wives control everything inside and usually giviing allowance to their husband (Especially, husbands with bad habits).
Did you marry an Asian-American or Asian?
Good trade!
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