What can I say I have always been into East Asian guys since I was a teenager.
Something about the high contrast between dark eyes and dark silky black hair against smooth golden skin just makes me shiver!
Korean guys are also pretty hot, a lot of them have that really square chin thing going on which is very masculine! I just love the Asian hair texture! When my boyfriend shaves the back of his hair it sticks up in this cool way and the texture feels so nice!
I also really like the fact that his chest is naturally smooth and I can lick his nipples without getting a mouth full of gross hair!
I also like that my boyfriend is just a few inches taller than I am, so he doesn't loom over me like some kind of hulking bear and we can look in each other's eyes when we dance!
Generally speaking I think Asian men, even those born in Canada or the US tend to be more respectful towards women and responsible towards their families, with less arrogance, entitlement, immaturity and selfish attitude.
It is true I find Asian guys tend to be more shy, but I find this quality kind of sweet and endearing.
I totally don't understand why more white girls don't date Asian guys. Part of the problem is that you never see white girl/Asian guy relationships on TV or movies, but always see Asian girl/white guy or white girl/black guy relationships if you see interracial relationships at all. In American TV and movies there still aren't too many sexy Asian faces and in HK films everybody is Asian, or if a guy is hapa he tends to be the bad guy.
I think people are very unimaginative, like if they don't see a certain relationship around them or in the media, the idea of it doesn't ever into their heads or they think it is socially unacceptable.
I grew up watching anime and reading manga which a lot of young girls today are doing, so maybe this will change in the future.
People still make some mean comments to us, even though we have been going out forever like "oh you're with him because Asians are rich" (which is hilarious, because we're both broke) or assume we're not a couple because of our different races or ask him in really slow English where he's from. This always cracks us up because actually I'm the one born in another country and he was born right here!