<human>: I'm a 33-year-old woman, out of a recent long-term relationship trying to get back into dating. I find that the guys who are most attracted to me, I am the least attracted to; and of course, the guys I'm most attracted to are the least attracted to me. I'm not looking for just sex, that's easy - I want an actual long-term relationship.

About me: I'm a fat white chick, I dress well and have a decent job, I'm not high maintenance, I don't have low self-esteem or any mental issues, college graduate with honors, I love my family and friends and am all around normal. I'm an outgoing introvert - so I get along with just about everyone, generally well-liked, but I still enjoy quiet time to recharge.

The people that usually hit on me are (in order): black guys, brown guys (my city has large Hispanic and Middle Eastern populations), white guys, and I never get hit on by Asian guys. Like, ever. I've tried approaching a couple of Asian guys before, given my number, I never get a call.

So I don't know if it's me specifically, or if (in general) Asian dudes just aren't attracted to fat white girls, or loud girls, or girls over 30, or all of the above. Boils down to this:

Would Asian guys (in general) get involved in a long-term relationship with a fat white girl?

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<bot>: Fat white girl has yellow fever. Is there hope, or is it time to accept it's not going to happen?