Diane Farr (2) (1971–)

This was a fascinating read to me for a number of reasons. The white female / Asian male relationship is far less common than the white male / Asian female relationship which I currently have, so to compare and see similarities was quite insightful; in addition, hearing the white perspective on white/Asian relationships from a female perspective also provided some food for thought. Though Farr and Chung move in social circles far above anything I could ever aspire to, it is comforting to see that even wealth, fame, and status do not easily overcome the unique problems and quirks of interracial relationships. Though Farr is not particularly eloquent or technically precise in her prose, it is very readable.… (plus d'informations)