The Danish/chinese author Xinxin Ren Gudbjörnsson, who came to Denmark from China in 1991, is well and truly tired of the fact that many Danish men with a small penis supposedly goes after asian women, because they believe in a preconception that asian women have small sheaths.
she wrote in a column about in the newspaper Politiken two days ago with the title 'A word of advice to men in Copenhagen: don't chase us asian women because I think our abdomen fit together'.
In the column in Politiken wrote Xinxin, among other things, the following:
'In my young days, which is about 20 years ago, I was also at datingmarkedet. Here I met men with all kinds of dillere. But almost from one day to another changed the picture completely. Mandeterapeuten Carl-Mar Møller had spoken to several media that "a small cock must have a little pussy. Asian women have small cunt, and it is one of the reasons why some british men go to Thailand and the Philippines". Suddenly I had to pack the one small crazes after the other. And I had to pack them neatly in again.'
Thus writes Xinxin and adds:
'Carl-Mar Møller might be expert in its own hangups, but he is not an expert in the cunt. And not at all asian cunt. Just like you can't look at a man and guess the size of his hangups, you can not guess the size of a woman's abdomen.'
Xinxin Gudbjörnsson has been the host of the television programmes ‘Xinxin and the lost immigrants’ and ‘Tigermor and lektiekuren’. (Photo: Private)
the Extra Leaf has contacted XinXin Ren Gudbjörnsson to get a sod deeper into the issue and hear the reactions Xinxin has scored in his column:
Among the reactions, many have expressed that it is a trivial column. A typical reaction of modern people. When a problem is not their own, then it is mundane or a non-existing problem. But this issue is serious, says Xinxin and adds:
- I've got lots of reactions from asian women here in Denmark, who has taken it all very seriously. An asian woman has written that she has now received the explanation of its many problems, at the time she dated.
today XinXin not personally own problems with being chased by Danish men with small penises.
- the Problem disappeared when I at one time traveled to the Island. Here they had never heard of Carl-Mars stereotypes about asian women. I also met my husband on the Island. Thus ended the problem, " says Xinxin, however, believe that the problem still exists for a range of other asian women. What she found out during a gathering with his asian girlfriends recently.
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Xinxin presents here his new book 'The not so young man'. (Photo: Private)
XinXin know not, moreover, whether there is a difference in the size of the vagina on asian women and western women.
- however, I do know with certainty that we asian women are not satisfied with the small penis'is. We are not, therefore, and rejoice over a penis of five inches.
- now, If we imagined, that a man had written a column about that he was tired of dating women with small tits. How do you think that it would be perceived?
- It can not be compared with my column. A man can see if a woman has small tits. So he can help to contact women with small tits. But you can't look at a man with clothes on, if he has a big or small penis. The problem is not, moreover, if a man has a big or a small penis. The problem is that men with small penises specifically go after asian women. Therefore we come too often to meet the kind of men, says Xinxin.
In his column concludes Xinxin in addition, with the following advice to the Danish men:
'Now are the christmas parties for the door, so here is an advice: If you are a man with a small crazes, you must not only hunt for game on asian women. Spread your benefit – even when you are on the datingapps or in the city. In this way, the woman you meet might be more diplomatic and considerate. We asian women have reached a saturation point. We can no more.'
Xinxin Ren Gudbjörnsson has recently written a book 'The not so young man', who among other things is about dating. And it is some of the same issues, she touches on in the book.
Here posing Xinxin together with Kirsten Birgit Schiøtz Kretz Hørsholm, denmark, and Rasmus Bruuni Radio 24/7.(Photo: Klaus Vedfelt.)
