"wASIAN" ok so WHITEEEEasian
yes. that is what that means. wasian is a portmanteau of white and asian. people can be both. or more.
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"wASIAN" ok so WHITEEEEasian
yes. that is what that means. wasian is a portmanteau of white and asian. people can be both. or more.

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iāve missed tumblr more than i really ever wanted to admit. here, i can freely and unapologetically speak of my heritage and donāt have to worry about someone who hates me dmāing me saying āwhite passing isnāt a thing!! youāre faking being a person of color!!! you looks super white in your selfies!! prove to us that youāre actually mixed!!ā like no? i donāt owe you shit? white passing is a fucking thing? why would i fake being a wppoc like what would i gain from it? i look white in my selfies bc most of the ones i publicly post are taken on snapchat w a filter??
in conclusions, i hate twitter and might say fuck it and be done w it. idk.
Ugh ok so idk if Iām just being an annoying white passing poc but. I saw this post saying that white and white passing women have learned how to weaponize victim hood and I canāt tell if that sentiment makes me uncomfy cause it puts wppoc w white people or if I feel uncomfy cause Iām part of the problem
okay i think with sentiments like this, it's helpful to remember that you personally individually are most likely not the problem op was talking about. not sure what the context of the original post was, but I can say without a doubt that lumping white women and all white-passing women of asian, indigenous, arab, black, etc descent is in extremely poor taste. whitewashing the experiences of all wppoc because of the actions of a handful that do weaponise victimhood is uncalled for and racist. op was probably trying to draw attention to how wppoc are perceived as more palatable victims and treated better than visible poc because of our proximity to whiteness. but equating white women weaponising victimhood to keep poc, especially black folk, oppressed to wppoc being treated more positively by default because of their proximity to whiteness, or even equating white victimhood to wppoc trying to speak on the ostracism we experience from both white communities and our own is wrong. your discomfort is not invalid or bad, it just shows u want to be a good ally, and that u wish others were too.
my mom is mixed n my dad is yt (to my knowledge, his dad never was involved), and growing up i knew i wasn't 'yt' yt. but at the same time i am not sure if i have any right to call myself mixed, esp my nana never rly talked about her heritage (she's guyanese n not wp). and i dont want ppl to think im another yt person trying to pretend im not yt to avoid confronting privilege. any useful advice? :^(
part and parcel of being white-passing is finding the balance between acknowledging your privilege and being unashamedly proud of your heritage. it takes work and it's different for everyone. as tricky and awkward as acknowledging your privilege can be, trust me, erasing your own identity for the sake of other peopleās irrelevant opinions will make you feel way worse. your nana isnāt white which by definition makes you a white-passing mixed poc, and i reckon sheād probably be proud to see you embracing a part of you that connects to her even if she never spoke of it. my advice??? the more you say something, the easier it gets and who cares what other folks think!! their opinion doesnāt change the fact of your family! xxx
ok but like can we talk about the feeling of isolation that comes with not "passing" as your race? (bonus points for the transracial girlies out there)
like, you see certain friend groups/cliques and you notice they're exclusively poc, and so you're like "hey i wanna join them" but they think you have some form of racist intentions.
and then trying to find any features about yourself that are ethnic. like my mother's side of the family is super pale (some of them are a bit tan), but then you see [the sperm donor]'s side of the family and it's like... "yeah there's no way these people are white".
and even worse: not being connected to your culture. it sucks when you literally have to trace back your roots with no help but the internet because you didn't know that side of the family well.
anways. pocs who dont "pass" as their race/ethnicities, transracial girlies, people who arent connected to their culture, i see you, i hear you, and you're valid as fuck <3

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i simply do not make time for people who whitewash poc and their experiences because of how they look or behave. whether theyāre doing it to me, people i love, complete strangers, or keanu reeves, i donāt care, i wonāt stand for it and yaāll are gross.
how do you personally define white passing poc?
I personally define white passing pocs as (very generally) people of colour who have non-white heritage in their recent ancestry (one or two generations back), mixed with white ancesory, who pass for white physically, and/OR Indigenous peoples with a connection to their culture that is acknowledged by their community. this definition is flexible though and very dependant on geography, ethnic context, etc.
Hey I think itās weard to talk about a privelege. For me beeing wppoc means to be Alone There is Nobody that can show me how to care my ( unique) hair. When Iām with whites I Feel misunderstood and must hear silly jokes.when iām with pocs iām āFakeā and i canāt live my Culture. It means to have no community for me.
iām sorry. this sort of loneliness is a horrendous thing to feel and i understand why you would feel privilege is not the right word for that feeling. it isnāt. butĀ āprivilegeā isnāt referring to your feeling of isolation and loneliness its merely referring to the way your outward appearance means there are certain disadvantages that wonāt affect you, itās not saying you donāt experience anything bad at all. privilege just means there are certain things you never have to worry about because the world inherently privileges people the closer they are to whiteness. for wppoc, this is a double-edged sword, unfortunately.Ā
all i can offer you is the comfort that u do have a community in your identity as a wppoc with other wppoc and you arenāt the only person who feels this way. u do not deserve to feel ostracized for who u are and anyone who makes u feel that way is no great loss. you will find better people who will accept you, but it takes a lot of resilience and patience and fighting to be proud of ur identity even when it makes u feel lonely. its hard work but its worth it and in the meantime u can always come and vent here!!! also if u can, connecting with your family helps too!