Ask Kayla Quinn

Since you have asked multiple questions, I am going to break this down a bit and take it chunk by chunk:
Do *I* like Indian guys? Yes, I have found myself attracted to men of that culture on more than one occasion! I tend to be drawn to people (both men and women) for personality traits rather than physical ones. If there is a geeky guy or a shy girl at the party, I will find my way to them like a moth to a flame! Intelligence balanced with a goofy, off-the-wall sense of humor are a deadly combination for a man to possess!

As for being in the South...my condolences! I hail from what I like to jokingly refer to as "East L.A....East Lower-Alabama...Pensacola, Fl." Having moved there from the San Francisco bay area, the culture shock nearly did me in. Things just seemed to move slower in the southern states. Be it fashion trends, music fads or dining rage things just seem to take longer to take root in that region. Don't get me wrong: I am not saying that the overall-wearing-inbred-redneck stereotype is accurate. I am, however, saying that being different there means you will have an slightly uphill battle in front of you. Do not try to lose your own individuality in an effort to 'blend in'. Betraying yourself and your culture won't get you anywhere. Seek out those who share common interests with you. If you see a need for a social group that doesn't exist, start a campaign to get it started! Academic interests, hobbies and activities are not bound by culture, race or creed. Even if you find yourself surrounded by people you have no interest in dating, remember this: everyone has friends and you never know who will introduce you to your next girlfriend! Don't give up on the laid-back attitude of the southern states...just relax, go with the flow. If you're going to be there for three more years, you have plenty of time to find the right person and don't need to rush to find the right-at-this-moment one!

Good luck, darling!