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“wasian” to me, has always came off as a reminder that “you’re white, not asian” or “it’s only asian second” My white cousins do sometimes debate on my apperance, and tell me that if i had lighter hair i would look white and whenever i tell someone i'm wasian they always interject and say half! i feel guilty about idenitfying as wasian, because i don't speak mandarin and i've never worn traditional clothes like hanfus or qipao. For some people they might make the same rant but with the two races switched

And you could look at it that wasian actually emphasizes the asian aspect Can someone tell if i actually look wasian White is whittled down to a single letter.

If you’re both asian and white, or if you’re friends with someone who is, you might have heard the term “wasian” before

But what exactly does wasian mean, and who exactly does it refer to Is it okay to say, or is it offensive If you’re looking for the answers to these questions, you’re in the right place! U talking to that wasian .

Asking because i told a girl that wasian is a term for people who are 50/50 but she said that didn’t matter, and i said that it’s okay to claim your 25% of asian and be proud of it, but it’s wrong for you to use the term “wasian”. Growing up, ive always been told by people i met that i look asian, ive even experienced racism (idk if it counts if im white idk how else to explain it than using that word) from people who thought i was asian or wasian and the bullying started when i was in grade school The standard eye pull, fake accent, the coca cola joke, etc.

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