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NCT MTL to date a foreigner

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Anon: Hi I’d like to request please of a Mtl in nct to date a 99liner who is also a foreigner / non Asian thank you 😃

Hi! I know you ask for a MTL to date a 99 liner and a foreigner but it’s too complicated. Like I think some of them would be at the bottom for one reason, but then at the top for another if you get what I mean lol.

You can find the other part of your request here (NCT MTL to date a 99 liner)

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Johnny and Mark are both first to be honest. They both come from Western countries, so would be pretty westernised in their ideal partners, but would also hold eastern preferences too. Because of this, they’d be willing to date any race, Asian or non-Asian. As long as you got on, they wouldn’t give two fucks about race or ethnicity.

Chenle seems like the type of person to want to try dating someone foreign. He’d like how exotic foreigners could be and would be intrigued to find out more about their culture and way of life. If given the chance, he’d definitely approach a foreigner confidently.

Ten is Thai so would defiantly date a foreigner. As long as you could communicate, he wouldn’t care what race you were or how you looked. It wouldn’t be something he really paid attention to or thought about - if you got on well and could communicate, that would be enough for him.

Jaehyun would like how different a foreigner looked to him. If he ever dated one, he’d constantly be complimenting them and their features. If your cultures were very different, he’d be able to compromise with some things and would be very accepting and interested in your country.

Yuta would definitely like dating someone from a different country. He’s already moved from Japan to Korea, so learning another culture would be interesting and quite normal for him too. Out of everyone, he’d be the most likely to learn his partner’s language and move to their home country, because he was that serious.

Taeyong would be open to dating a foreigner - but only if they spoke Korean. Communication would be his number one priority in a relationship and he’s probably the type to talk about his feelings a lot in a relationship. So being able to understand him and not having a language barrier would be important to him.

Haechan would be like Taeyong. He likes to talk a lot and probably would get impatient if he had to explain everything simply and basically and slowly in order for you to understand or kind of understand. If you made the effort the learn Korean in order to speak to him, he’d feel very honoured and would make sure to appreciate you even more in the relationship.

Jaemin, although quite confident and self assured, would be very shy and quiet around foreigners. He wouldn’t know what to say, and with the little basic English he has, he’d find it practically impossible to speak to you. If you spoke to him first and were calm and friendly, he’d definitely be comfortable and date you if he thought you were attractive.

Jeno would feel intimidated by foreigners. He’d be quite cold and hostile towards them without realising, but really inside he’d be intrigued and would want to know you better. If he was with Mark or Johnny or Ten, he might be able to lighten up a bit and speak a couple of words with encouragement, but really, his icy-cold first impression might intimidate some people themselves.

Jisung would feel more comfortable dating someone Korean or someone who was foreign but still Asian. It wouldn’t be that he wasn’t physically attracted to Western foreigners but he’d be thinking further into the relationship, and would worry about where he’d live and if he’d have to move away from the safety of his home country, to be with you.

Doyoung would have pretty traditional Korean preferences when it comes to dating. He’d want a cute, pale, slim, short Korean girl whom he could protect. Maybe he’d date a foreigner, but in the long run, I don’t see him as marrying one purely because he’d still have those preferences and want to marry someone who fit them perfectly.

WinWin would definitely date someone Chinese or Korean or Japanese if it’s Yuta, but he wouldn’t date any other ethnicity. He probably knows the struggles of learning a new language and wouldn’t want to go through it again for his partner. If you learnt Korean or Chinese, maybe he’d date you, but if you didn’t, he’d be a little apprehensive to start a serious relationship.

Taeil is bit like Doyoung. He’d prefer Korean girls and hold traditional Korean values when it comes to dating. I don’t see him approaching a foreigner, whether it’s for friendship or relationship reasons, because he wouldn’t naturally be attracted to them. He’s also pretty shy as it is, so asking out a foreigner would be even harder.

Hansol might be attracted to a foreigner, but he wouldn’t make it clear or obvious. Whether you’re Korean or not, he wouldn’t be the type to make the first move or approach you. So dating a foreigner wouldn’t probably happen for him unless you could read his body language well, could speak Korean, were willing to move to Korea for him and had a similar personality and temperament to him. And that’s a lot of things.

Kun wouldn’t want to date a foreigner because he’d want to stay in China/Korea and have a family with Chinese/Korean values. If you had pretty westernised views on things, you’d clash with him a bit and this might end any chance of a relationship. You’d really have to be special and be willing to have a family/relationship they way he wanted to, in order for things to work out.

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