http://www.reddit.com/r/relationship..._that_i_moved/Okay guys, I'm using a throwaway cause my girlfriend seems to know a lot of people. Sorry, if it's a bit long and winded. Please bear with me.
My girlfriend (Jennifer; not real name) and I are both college students in a mostly white university. It's known for having a great engineering program and thus has an influx of brown South Asian students including me (Mostly male) come in.
Now, I am a Christian Indian born and raised in America, who comes from the stereotypical, traditional family who came to this college for engineering. My girlfriend is white who was apart of a sorority when she started college here for about 2 years until she had to leave due to time commitment issues. I met and started dating her about a year and a half ago when she was in the process of leaving. I had actually started liking here before I knew about her sorority past. (Just putting that out there)
Jennifer still keeps in touch with her sisters and also knows many guys and is still very social. I, on the other hand was nothing like her at all. She is the first girlfriend that I have had. I, like most brown guys it seems, was a shy, socially awkward nerd who didn't know how to talk to girls in the first year. I met a "friend" in one of my classes who seemed to gravitate towards me because I guess he knew I would be willing to help him out in class and help him with homework answers and perhaps he may have used me. I didn't care, because I was willing to do anything to make friends. In return, he invited me to hang out with him and his friends and in a short amount of time he taught me a lot of things when it came to the social scene, parties, clothes, and talking to girls. (I actually was able to get a hand-job from a girl who did it through pity for the most part)
Eventually, I met Jennifer at a party that my friend invited me to. We hit it off and we started dating. Everything is swell. She introduced me to her friends who didn't mind me at first. I introduced her to my friends both white and brown. I still made friends with the brown guys because that's my people, if that makes sense and helped them with their social life.
Now, this happened a few days ago and I haven't seen my girlfriend in person yet. Well, we were both talking about a Greek hosted party that we were invited to and encouraged to invite anyone we could. So, me being a friend wanted to invite a few of my brown friends to the party just as she wanted to invite her own friends. When my gf heard that I was going to invite other brown guys, she came up to me and asked me nicely "Is it alright if you didn't invite your friends?
I asked her why? She said "not all of them, just a few." I asked again which ones? She basically listed off all of my brown friend and none of the white friends that I was planning on inviting. (My list isn't that big btw). We went back and forth about it until she dropped this bomb.
"Well, let's be honest you went up a notch socially since we've been dating. You don't see Indian guys dating white girls like me at all do you? I did agree with her on that part regretfully. My girlfriend is a very hot and attractive girl like most sorority girls and does have guys eyeing her. I guess I agreed, because honestly every brown guy that I have seen with a girlfriend has been either overweight or just not attractive at all and I assume they are settling for a brown guy because no other guy will take them. So, I felt like the luckiest brown guy in the world since dating my girlfriend. I know this makes me a douche bag and I hate the fact I think like this and it doesn't help that Indian men are the least desirable by most women including Indian women :/
Anyways, I told her so are you dating me for some exotic thrill, pity, dare, or because you actually love me? She said "of course I love you. I wouldn't be with you with this long if I didn't". After, some loving words, we had sex and she went back home and we left the question about the friends up in the air. The party isn't for nearly 2 weeks, so there's time.
Now, I don't what to think or position to take from this exchange. On one hand, I feel very hurt emotionally as I could never measure up to my girlfriend especially when another dude could snatch her up easily. I'm also hurt because I am not ashamed of my heritage and should never be, but my girlfriend goes and says this. I love her so much and she may be my first everything for the most part, but I feel so close and understand one another on the same wavelength. I don't know if this could be get in the way of our relationship.
Tldr; My white girlfriend says that I should be lucky for dating her as a brown guy after getting into argument about inviting brown friends to a party and now I don't know how to feel about this and where I should I go from here.
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08-21-2014, 12:32 PM #1
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White girl thinks Indian guy is dating up the social ladder by dating her
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08-21-2014, 12:38 PM #5
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Yes.
In any case, cliffs:
- 21 year old Indian guy is Engineering student.
- Indian guy is awkward.
- Indian guy helps a class mate out with homework and he invites him to parties
- Indian guy meets former sorority girl and they start dating.
- They both get invited to a frat party.
- Indian guy wants to invite some Indian friends as well. GF objects
- GF says "Well, let's be honest you went up a notch socially since we've been dating. You don't see Indian guys dating white girls like me at all do you?"
- Indian guy is ashamed of his heritage and agrees with girlfriend.*Christopher Hitchens fan club*
* 6'1" manlet crew *
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08-21-2014, 12:39 PM #6
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08-21-2014, 12:41 PM #7
He's an idiot for feeding into that though.
"I guess I agreed, because honestly every brown guy that I have seen with a girlfriend has been either overweight or just not attractive at all and I assume they are settling"
:/I want to forget mistakes they've helped me make
It's better to be broken than to break
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08-21-2014, 12:42 PM #8
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08-21-2014, 12:43 PM #10
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Shes not wrong, the average American will view him as dating up and her as dating down (unless he's incredibly successful/rich or good looking), I'm sure even his stereotypical Indian family (as he puts it) is highly pleased with his decision to take a white woman even over a woman of his own culture. Unfortunately or fortunately depending on your outlook and position in life a lot of value is placed on initial appearance and white skin is big plus.
Everybody gets one.
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08-21-2014, 12:43 PM #11
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08-21-2014, 12:47 PM #14
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Any guy who writes an essay like that is a high estrogen wussy beta. Big shocker, he's indian.
For lolz google "Stripperweb indians smell". Prepare for the indian butthurt comments lol.
Indians grow up in families who keep them away from females (and white people in general), hence why they're so socially awkward around females. They can blame their culture. That high sugar vegan diet also produces very unaesthetic bodies which look like crap in western societies. That doesn'st help either.
So yeah, he moved up by datign her. He's also a wussy and I doubt she's a hbb, and she will eventually dump his whiny butt.Weight Loss: Go carnivore or keto combined with 16/8 IF. It'll create easy calorie deficit. Meat is good and heals, stop being lied to.
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08-21-2014, 12:49 PM #15
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08-21-2014, 12:49 PM #16
sloots gonna sloot. To be fair she might be right that he is dating up the social ladder. I had this situation before being indian. You see i am indian and let me tell you, being indian is actually a great thing. we have beautiful people and we have ugly people. just like any race. I for 1 am a great person, have great friends, and i take care of every one that is in my life and i am glad to do it, and for that i have people that love me around me. also, indian parents are one of the best parents you can have. sometimes they can be really strict, but they will take care of you no matter what, and they will buy you what ever it is that you need. as long as your not a selfish ****head. Also, we all have great jobs, lots of money and a family that we all love and take care off. suck my dick op suck my dick.
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08-21-2014, 12:55 PM #22
This is how sorority girls think in college. I remember hearing things like, "Girls don't marry down, they always marry up". This coming from girls who were probably a generous 5/10.
Fast forward a couple of years, and these girls are living in a city and willing to take any guy they can get. Once girls get out of college, they lose a lot of social power. It's quite the slap in the face for them by the age of 24 or so.
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What a pathetic human.
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08-21-2014, 01:05 PM #27
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08-21-2014, 01:06 PM #28
Is this a copy pasta?? Unaware.
Either way if this is real tea..
OP.
The more I read ur post the more my jimmies got rustled.
It's very obvious that some sorority girls will not be seen with an Indian. It's all about social ladder and how their friends will think of them.
Ur girl doesnt seem too different for even caring about who ur friends were that u invited.
So if ur cool with ur girl that is clearly either a little predjudiced / racist or cares way too much what her EX sorority sisters say... Then ur fine.
If ur not okay with ur gf looking down on ur friends for the reason that they are Indian (the same race as you) then u know what to do with dis bish.
Das it mane.Owl sweaters inside her luggage you gotta love it
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