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That is important because it is considered vegetarian elsewhere but not exactly so in India so if you want to accurate in your research and not just provide clickbait headlines for the BBC, you will have to look into stuff and see what people actually mean when they say they are vegetarian or not.
As I said, research like this is hard and you can choose to not trust the government if you wish, but then going by some US anthropologist quoted by the fucking BBC is completely bonkers.
There was also an Indian economist in that study for what it’s worth, which is why I thought it was at least somewhat credible. And like I said, based on other sources I’ve seen (you can find the references here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetarianism_by_country#Estimates_and_Statistics) it’s still below 50%, like I said. I was just curious.
White men aside, do you know how traumatic it is for Asian women to be told they’re only in their relationship because they fetishize their partner’s race?
Well to be fair, I assume it’s just as traumatic to be an asian guy who gets rejected all the time because whenever he asks a girl on a date she says “I’m not just attracted to asian guys.” If a guy grows up his whole life having that notion reinforced, especially by a huge chunk of asian women themselves, I can imagine that to be even more traumatic. I think that was OP’s point if I’m being charitable.