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On Being Called Exotic
   A month ago, I was scrolling through the Instagram of one of my favorite fan accounts (I have since unfollowed their account because I donât deal with racist people). I came across a video with many comments, their comment being âyes exotic af I love exotic boysâ. Something about that comment seemed off to me. Why was that actor being called exotic? As far as I could tell, he was a person, not a plant or spice. And many people agreed with them! I couldnât believe that no one was thinking exotic is an insult to POC.
   I tried to reason with the owner of the account and everyone supporting them, but no one seemed to agree with me. Being Indian, I have been called exotic many times. Iâm not exotic because of my brown skin. Iâm a normal person, just like you. The definition of exotic according to Merriam-Webster is, âvery different, strange, or unusual of a plant or animal : not living or growing naturally in a particular area : from another part of the worldâ. This definition is talking about plants. Not humans. But trying to reason with these people was like talking to a brick wall.Â
   They kept saying that they donât mean it as an insult, but connotation and denotation are different things. You may mean to say Iâm pretty, but what most POC hear is, âYou donât have white skin and you donât look like me, therefore you're unusual.â It isnât a good feeling. The most annoying thing about what all these users were saying was that they, âwould love to be called exotic!â Well, Instagram users who canât relate to me at all, thatâs problematic and let me tell you why. Youâre white. You wonât be facing the problems my fellow POCâs and I face. You wonât be killed because youâre wearing a bindi (youâll be applauded for looking like an âindie singerâ or a âhipsterâ), you wonât be shot by police for being black (but you may be applauded for having the courage to do black face), and you won't be hyper-sexualized like Latinas (but you may be applauded for not having a care in the world about what other people think of your body). So please, donât call me exotic. Iâm not different from you because of my skin tone. Iâm not a plant from India that doesnât grow in America. Calling me (and other POC) exotic is an insult, and that isnât up for discussion.
   By the way, there are more Asian people than there are white people so statistically speaking, you're the âexoticâ one.Â
Carina Dhru (Head Officer of the Redefy Tumblr)