Member Since: February 16, 2000 Kimberley Austin Age: 21 Female Single Lifestyle: College Ethnicity: Other Location: Florida, USA School: Other Graduation: 2000 Job Industry: Entertainment Job Function: Student INTERESTS Eating Out, Travel, Web Surfing Football, Tennis Country Western, Dance Fine Arts, Photography Culture, Entertainment

0h_Kimberley 0h_kimberley@AsianAvenue.com You know... I just joined... and I thought I could have some fun here... instead I got insults and harrassments in the chat room, not to mention demeaning and demoralizing comments. I always had high respect for asians, from the asian business men who walk into our clubs... I sure didn`t expect this bashing from you all... I was called a hoe, white trash, *bleep*t, boob less, flat-chested, scumm, you name it. And that happened in the first hour I was in the chat... I was nice, I didn`t antagonize anybody, in fact I took it all in and responded diplomatically and even acknowledged the insults in a positive way. People ganged up on me. Am I not welcome here? Had this been the reverse I would have been accused of racial discrimination and alienation. So why am I hated for expressing myself in my personal page, just as you express yours in your page? Most of all I`m hated for being white and that I do not belong here. If we did this to you at a McDonald`s you`d wage a war! I am a dancer, I am a friend of Liz and Alexa, who are also dancers. We work in South Florida at the Solid Gold, Crazy Horse II and the Cheetah. We have fun and we make a decent living out of it. We`d like to invite you all to come down and party with us in South Beach, but your hatred is definitely not acceptable nor will we tolerate your insults. I am very disappointed with the response I got here. Racial segregation do exist and it will not go away in our generation; maybe not even the next. I don`t mind the sexual comments and come-ons... I`m expecting it and am used to it, but the insults are just inhumane. If this is the way you show your asian pride by bashing away on another race, you best re-evaluate your definition of pride because it is more suited for a definition of war as it exists.... and we`ve had too many of those. Think about the meaning of PEACE before you say it. Yours trully, Kim Ausitn. FAVORITE LINKS: