Class no Gal ni Kuuki Atsukai Sareteimasu - Ch. 84.7 - Nana-chan, 32-Year-Old Married Woman

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Guess the meme about asian women looking young even as they get older is real over there. :dogkek:
It's less funny these days when faggots are pointing to manga and anime works featuring women in their twenties and thirties, saying that's disguised child material, and real asian women looking at said reaction realizing these virtue signalers are denying their body type. Heck, their genome lol.
And what's worse, those fags didn't even want to know or stubborn to know that Asian people in IRL looked like that. They prefer to look inside their own country and assume everywhere is the same with their country.
Yup. One of my college classmate is a certified legal loli. Heck, she's actually older than most of us as she had changed faculty, leading to her having to restart college all over again a year late.

With her 150cm build (or below, I'm not so sure, and that's 5ft for you Americans), some people does mistook her for middleschooler every now and then during college years; and with Asian aging speed magic, a highschooler or college student well into her thirties. (Well, still not so far back as elementary schooler some manga are pulling, I guess)

Her husband is a bear tho, so they're just straight out of those manga trope.
 
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Yup. One of my college classmate is a certified legal loli. Heck, she's actually older than most of us as she had changed faculty, leading to her having to restart college all over again a year late.

With her 150cm build (or below, I'm not so sure, and that's 5ft for you Americans), some people does mistook her for middleschooler every now and then during college years; and with Asian aging speed magic, a highschooler or college student well into her thirties. (Well, still not so far back as elementary schooler some manga are pulling, I guess)

Her husband is a bear tho, so they're just straight out of those manga trope.

150cm is a little on the low end. But I think it's more concerning that even people who are 'average' are seen that way. Average women height in many asian countries sits around 155~160cm. But it's not just the height, Asian women also tend to have smaller builds in general. Less broad skeletal structure, less muscle expression, etc. Even diet plays a part. You rarely find an obese woman, and morbidly obese are just nearly unheard of, mainly because in many East Asian genetic lines, being that fat is far more lethal than for the average Caucasian. They just don't survive.

The consequence, is seeing Caucasians I meet during work functions belittle my female colleagues because they think they are interns or juniors. Or seeing people online comment on '12~14 year old girls, ew" in manga where I see at least high schoolers. When you try to correct them, you get accused of helping to cover up disguised fetishism.

Ironically if anything, it reveals more about the accusers private preferences and biases then the people being accused.
 
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Don't worry, you can see someone that short and half-Asian in hololive. Yep, it's Koseki Bijou a.k.a Biboo.
 
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150cm is a little on the low end. But I think it's more concerning that even people who are 'average' are seen that way. Average women height in many asian countries sits around 155~160cm. But it's not just the height, Asian women also tend to have smaller builds in general. Less broad skeletal structure, less muscle expression, etc. Even diet plays a part. You rarely find an obese woman, and morbidly obese are just nearly unheard of, mainly because in many East Asian genetic lines, being that fat is far more lethal than for the average Caucasian. They just don't survive.

The consequence, is seeing Caucasians I meet during work functions belittle my female colleagues because they think they are interns or juniors. Or seeing people online comment on '12~14 year old girls, ew" in manga where I see at least high schoolers. When you try to correct them, you get accused of helping to cover up disguised fetishism.

Ironically if anything, it reveals more about the accusers private preferences and biases then the people being accused.
yeah, she's shorter than most. I'm talking a complete Asian context here though, not Asian girl in western society. She's not that often mistook, but not that it's never happened. And it was unironically. My point was to say, it's real. It's not as extreme as recent manga was pulling (likely just to top it off when the trope started to get old) and not so baseless.
 

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