All Flash, No Cash

I used to date this guy. Let’s call him Kevina. Kevina had this problem a lot of the loser men who decide to take on the Manhattan scene in search of what else? getting laid, seem to have. They go through all sorts of planning and scheming to give the illusion of a life they could never possibly achieve, in search of the ultimate prize: hot, young chicks. He’s the type of guy who leases high class cars, bums drinks off friends, borrows cash and mysteriously disappears when bills or paybacks are due, you know? A real scumbag.
Man Fest Destiny

Several men have told me that, according to God, we needed to be together.
"We were destined to be together." "God wants us to be together."
Wow, God wants EXACTLY what you want. Don't you love it when that happens?
A lot of men have said -- and apparently believed -- that they were my soulmates. I must have a lot of soul. Or maybe it's God's way of telling me that I'm meant for plural marriage -- or a harem of dubious men. Or the soulmate department is falling behind in quality control and empowering way too many dudes with this notion.
Blind Date Safety

I’ve gone on a million dates. Many were blind dates. They usually went something like this:
“He’s good-looking, has a great job, and knows all about you.”
(Translation: He's already Googled me.)
“Then why aren’t you dating him?”
“Oh, he’s not my type. But I'm SURE he'll be yours."
Riiight.
So: here’s a list of safety tips when diving into the dating world of the unknown. Learn by my error:
1. The Repo Man.
The Naked Dudes of Chatroulette

Last week I visited Chatroulette, a site that brings a random cavalcade of complete strangers into your home, via live webcam, from anywhere in the world. A male friend volunteered to serve as stenographer and virtual security guard.
APAs go to Washington for Hepatitis & Liver Cancer Prevention Rally

The Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations (AAPCHO) and its partners convene today in Washington, D.C. to educate lawmakers and the public on the deadly impact of hepatitis B and hepatitis C. At noon, advocacy activities will culminate in the first national hepatitis and liver cancer prevention rally in Upper Senate Park, where hundreds led by the National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable (NVHR) will demand federal funding to eradicate these diseases that cause up to 80% of primary liver cancers and is more common than HIV/AIDS.
Facebook "Friends" with Benefits

Facebook "Friends" with Benefits - Literally and Figuratively
Of course my editor will not let me use the f word, but you get the idea….dontcha?
I’m sitting at my usual, weeknight, mid-night spot: my full size bed, 500 count thread sheets (hotel collection), four queen sized pillows propping up my back with my laptop on my tah dah! Lap. It’s my nightly ritual! What am I doing at this ungodly hour? I’m checking my social networking accounts (love the letters you email me at nancy@asiancemagazine.com by the way).
Yellow Fever
It happened in the bathroom, by a Professor, with an Asian

It happened in the bathroom, by a Professor, with an Asian candlestick (if that’s what you want to call it) and a condom.
I know most of you, who have read my previous columns, have some preconceived notions of me. Hey, I’m 27 years old, a Boston gal and living it up in New York. So with the recent spring weather, I was on the prowl for some fun! Hell I had Spring Fever, Jungle Fever and even Asian Fever!


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