Firstly, just wanna remind you guys that only a little more than half of the freshwomen(US) lost their virginity in highschool as I learn it from my first year orientation. Secondly, they also mentioned to us that abstinence in college is perfectly normal and fine. Yeah, I know by the end of senior year that number will probably rise up to 90-95%. Thirdly, at least in my place, my height of 5.4 is about the average for girl. What do I mean by all these facts then?
You definitely can find a white girl who can be suitable for you, and who doesnt judge you FIRSTLY by your ability on bed. Appearance does matter, though. But I have seen more than one couple who go against all the normal types. What makes the difference between you and those guys then? Think about it. Material stuff? I dont think so.
Anyway, just to give you an example of white girls who can be a possibility for a gf as well as your future wife. My roommate from CT, pretty tall, slim, smart, not the prettiest girl in the school, but definitely above average. She's not antisocial or shy. But she doesnt drink, loves dancing but doesnt go to drinking party, just like I. She can sew; she cooks well. She didn't have any serious bf in highschool, and I believe she'll stay a virgin at least until she finds the right guy. Btw, she's not the only one in my floor. She maynot be a model for all of you, but there are other girls.
So there are BUNCH of girls that can meet your criteria, if you become a little bit more open-minded and just don't look at their color. A lot of white girls want to find a soulmate rather than a mating partner, just as you do.
You think it's not gonna work? Why not? You worry about your parents? How are they gonna talk to her? She can always learn Vietnamese, as you wouldnt mind learning Korean if you truly fall in love with a Korean girl and her parents don't speak English right? And I think it's in America that you can find the most "abnormal" girls who are willing to do that!
You think she wont come back to Vietnam with you? Well, some may accept that. Talk to her ahead of time though. If not, there are altenatives. Imagine you get a good job, have a good house and a family, live in a city where the Asian and Vietnamese population is not tiny, your parents wont be lost and can just enjoy a happy life as they possibly can in Vietnam. And in the end, you maybe able to persuade her to try the life in Vietnam as well.
If you choose to be in a relationship with a white girl, or any girl at all, remember this one question that my "brother" (Vietnamese American, 23, Pschology BA, William & Mary college) brings up "Ask yourself whether you are in love with the relationship, or in love with the person who is in the relationship with you." Too often, people are misled, especially if you're studying abroad and feeling lonely.
And because of some reason, you still prefer VNese school and you find no candidate in your school? Check around your area! There maybe girls in colleges within an hour or 2 driving, and that don't seem to bad. Or even if she's far away, but you can try to bring her over(transfer).
I'm a freshman, this is only my second year in the US. I know this will degrade my arguement. But just let me tell you my story. I've been in a relationship with a non-Vietnamese guy for 2.5 years. I just told my parents and not surprisingly, they are not that happy. They start doubting me about coming back to Vietnam. But I know words are not enough to make them believe me when I told them that my boyfriend is learning VNese and he wouldnt mind coming back to VN. I'm truly sad, but my bf and I'll have to prove it to them. Action says more. And btw, he's not even here yet, but he's very likely to go to my uni next year. I can't wait for that. But what if it's not gonna work when we're in the same environment? Too bad huh? But I know I wont regret, because I would have missed a lot without him in the last few years. He has truly been a soulmate and I know I love him as well as the relationship with him. Sometimes you have to take a risk and work your way to make it safer.
My conclusion: luck may but miracle will never come from out of the blue!
Sorry for being wordy, and if anybody knows who I am, just dont say out loud. Thanks.