| There are TINY TINY TINY differences due to hair color. So tiny that they matter only in certain situations, and even in those situations, they shouldn't matter.
It's the same phenomenon that happens to races- when you're put into a certain stereotype, it affects your behavior. Adding to this, when you're the only person with a certain feature, it also affects your behavior. With a degree in psychology, I can list a shit ton of studies and examples. The setting you're meeting them at, however, and other social pressures, should easily overshadow this. We see hair everyday, and we see blondes everyday on television. That's why it doesn't matter.
If you're at a bar, and you approach a blonde, redhead, and two brunettes in a set, their immediate perception is to look at you as a man who is picking them up. They immediately put you and themselves into these social roles. NOW STOP HERE. At this point, you're just a man, and they are just women. Their hippocampi immediately trigger all associations that have to do with the bar scene, approaching, etc. This is why bitch shields and anti-slut defense happens. Then, they look at you and judge your appearance (confidence goes into this). NOW HERE, they might look at you, see you're Indian, and say fuck it- not interested. They can do this for a white guy, black guy, Asian guy, a Native American- whatever. If they immediately close off, it's something about their initial judgment. It's most likely they just aren't feeling you or have their own personal reasons. This is when you open your mouth to either catch their attention and flip their opinion or to strengthen their belief that you should keep walking. T
Either way, they DON'T consciously think, "I'm a blonde, so every guy should work harder to get with me." They don't even think this subconsciously. Just because YOU haven't seen a blonde girl with a nonwhite guy doesn't mean that it doesn't happen. I have seen Asians and Mexicans with good looking blondes.
Only argument you can make is the fact that a blonde girl represents an extreme for whites (since blonde hair is typical for white people usually), which would contrast with any nonwhite races, therefore raising the social awareness that they both have of the fact that there is a difference in the race. BUT this is only a difference in the race, not hair color. Consequently, your argument would be the fact that blonde girls have a higher awareness of their race. To which, I would tell you you're over exaggerating. Although it might be true, I can argue that this effect does not affect any way that they are interacting with you compared to other white girls. Just trust me, there are many more social pressures and situational effects that are occurring at that time.
I can definitely tell you though, that the reason you haven't had as much luck with blonde girls is because you think this is all true: that blonde girls don't like Indian guys. This does affect your confidence and social anxiety, which in turn affects your game with blonde girls. It's a never ending loop that only YOU can break. _________________ A morning of awkwardness is far better than a night of loneliness.
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