The 'Australian look'

[arkas]

Victoria/Melbourne.

How many generations has your family been living Melbourne?

[Creoda]

How many generations has your family been living Melbourne?

Since 1961, I'm the first generation born here. Not much of an Aussie.

[Rgvgjhvv]

Aussie Aussie Aussie

[arkas]

Since 1961, I'm the first generation born here. Not much of an Aussie.

Hmm... do you view non-Whites that were born here as fellow Australians?

[Creoda]

Hmm... do you view non-Whites that were born here as Australian?

In a way that means nothing, yeah. I guess culturally they are (if they are).

[Daco Celtic]

Because, like I said, I hardly ever see Euro/Asian kids, even though I've seen white/Asian couples a lot. I'm not sure how serious a lot of those relationships are, it seems to be largely a fetish for many. The type of men who go for Asian women is also a factor, they're usually not typical Alpha's or extremely successful, and they're more likely to be urbanites who don't value having kids, giving up their lifestyle, living in the suburbs etc as much.

Interesting. It's a little bit different here. I see a lot of white/Asian couples and they often have kids and live a suburban American lifestyle. I'm not advocating for such a pairing but I see more mixed white/Asian nuclear families with kids than some nerdy-fetish guy/Asian woman combo with no kids. Sometimes I see an old white guy with the younger asian gal but that isn't as typical. This is all anecdotal but that's what I've seen in my lifetime. I guess things are different in Australia.

[Daco Celtic]

You should visit areas of Sydney like Burwood, Chatswood, Hurstville, Broadway or even the inner city, within one day you'll for sure see multiple interracial couples and maybe a 1 or 2 mixed race kids in a crowded street.

This is the same thing I see on the West Coast of the US. No shortage of hapas.

[Creoda]

Robert Taylor

[Vojnik]

Why does Peter Dutton look Asianish?

[Crn Volk]

Russel Coight is has that quintessential Aussie look