Post: #1

Servus,

I may be doing an internship in Munich for the next few months, but I'm more into Asians than the typical Bavarian and Southern German lizards. I've already managed to capture my S. Korean and Japanese flags these past few months where I currently live, but now I've taken an interest in the more dark-skinned Asian girls, e.g. Thais, Cambodians, Philippinas, as well as Indian girls. I'd also be interested in continuing to go after Koreans and Chinese.

Although I've been to Munich on several occasians, I've never really practiced approaching in that city. If anyone can tell me what types of hangouts are frequented by the above mentioned girls.

Thanks in advance.

Post: #2

Well, I live in Munich and I have no idea if there's places where they hang out (except maybe the university library). I randomly meet them in bars.

Post: #3

(07-31-2012 09:57 AM)Sargon of Akkad Wrote:  Servus,

I may be doing an internship in Munich for the next few months, but I'm more into Asians than the typical Bavarian and Southern German lizards. I've already managed to capture my S. Korean and Japanese flags these past few months where I currently live, but now I've taken an interest in the more dark-skinned Asian girls, e.g. Thais, Cambodians, Philippinas, as well as Indian girls. I'd also be interested in continuing to go after Koreans and Chinese.

Although I've been to Munich on several occasians, I've never really practiced approaching in that city. If anyone can tell me what types of hangouts are frequented by the above mentioned girls.

Thanks in advance.

Internet dating. DateinAsia, POF, etc - a lot of these sites allow you to sort by country and city. Go from there.

You could also seek out immigrant-owned Asian restaurants, if you want to go through the trouble. I'd honestly just try to avoid the local culture as much as possible and if you run into an Asian chick, great, but don't overthink it.

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