I'm Addicted To Asian Guys: Online Interracial AMBW Dating Love Stories

By Amia Faye

When I was 19 years old, my life changed.
I stopped practicing my religion, had sex for the first time, and started dating Asian guys exclusively.
Find Out How I Lost My Virginity, Almost Got Arrested, and Was Unknowingly a Mistress.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Faye Amia
• Release date: Feb 13, 2019

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Amia

Introduction

When I was 19 years old, my life changed.

I stopped practicing my religion, had sex for the first time, and started dating Asian guys exclusively.

I was obsessed with Asian guys.

It all started when I was in high school.

I enrolled in a Mandarin class.

I came to love the language and started watching Chinese music videos to increase my Mandarin vocabulary.

That’s when I realized how hot Asian guys were.

From that point on, I was hooked.

Here's the thing…

I was an EXTREMELY shy person, so I wouldn't dare hit on a guy, especially a guy I wasn't even sure was attracted to me.

That's when I started using Craigslist (which is one of the most popular online classifieds websites).

In the personal ad section, I posted an ad seeking an Asian guy that was attracted to African-American women.

I did not include a picture of myself in the ad for privacy reasons but instructed any interested ones to email me if they were open to the idea of dating a Black woman, then I would include a picture of myself.

To my surprise, the responses flooded in.

In this book, you will find out how I lost my virginity, almost got arrested, and was unknowingly a mistress.

Bubble Tea

[Side Note:]

Most of these experiences are not in chronological order.

All of this happened 6 years ago.

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I went on so many dates during that time that I can't remember who my first date was with.

One of the first guys I remember meeting up with was a Korean-American guy named Kevin.

He was 29, a little heavy, and appeared to be around 5’10 in his picture.

[Side Note:]

Most of the guys mentioned are East Asian with the exception of 1.

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We hadn't corresponded much because I wanted to see if we vibed in person.

We decided to meet at Grand Central train station in New York City.

When I arrived at the infamous Grand Central train station from Connecticut, I texted him, letting him know I had arrived.

He told me to meet him at a frozen yogurt shop nearby but since this was one of the first times I had traveled to NYC alone, I wasn't sure how to get there.

At the time, I wasn't very comfortable with using Google Maps yet because, for some reason, I feared I would still get lost if I used it. My trust in technology was almost nonexistent.

Why can't he just pick me up?, I wondered.

Don't get me wrong, I could clearly see the busy New York City traffic passing by in front of the famous train station.

It just would have been nice for him to at least meet me near the train station.

Even meeting me across the street would have been doable. He knew I wasn't from the area, so that would have been the considerate thing to do.

My excitement was quickly beginning to fade.

I called and told him that I wasn't sure how to get to the yogurt shop, so he told me that he would meet me at Grand Central.

I sensed an attitude in his response but decided to make the best of it since I had come all that way.

He described his car to me and gave me his license plate numbers so that I could spot him out of the sea of cars waiting outside.

It took me a moment to spot his car but about a minute later, I located his license plate numbers.

He rolled his window down and looked at me with a straight face.

Oh god, I thought. This is probably not going to be as fun as I thought."

Once it was safe to, I walked across the street, opened his car door, then sat on the passenger side.

Hi, I said cheerfully. It's nice to meet you in person."

Nice to meet you, he grumbled back.

So, how was your day ?, I asked.

"It was OK. Same ol' same ol'.

So, have you ever tried Bubble tea?, he asked.

No. What is it?

You'll see, he replied.

[Side Note:]

According to Wikipedia.com, Bubble Tea is a Taiwanese tea-based drink invented in Tainan and Taichung in the 1980s. Recipes contain tea of some kind, flavors of milk, as well as sugar. Toppings, such