oxford study

when white men are attracted to asian women or vise versa, asian women are attracted to white men

hey did you see tom became a part of the oxford study?
yeah man he got a beautiful thai queen

by mukbangwendys June 25, 2024

oxford study

when a white man likes an asian woman or vise versa, an asian woman liking white men

hey did you see Tom became a part of the oxford study?
yeah I saw him hanging out with his Taiwanese baddie

by mukbangwendys June 25, 2024

k-studying

Studying while watching k-dramas. Doing half of each and making exactly half of the progress.

I was k-studying all night, barely had any work done

by Yerzhan July 4, 2024

k-studying

Studying while watching k-dramas.

I was k-studying all night, finished my homework and a new season.

by Yerzhan July 4, 2024

Oxford study

A term used widely online to describe a wmaf (white male asian female) couple. The term originates from a supposed Oxford study that Asian women have a preference for white men (though I have never seen it).

This term online is largely used to target Asian women who decide to date a white guy, who critics often describe as “mid”.

This term is hypocritical as it has a negative connotation, while a “reverse oxford theory” couple (asian male white female) carries a positive connotation.

This creates a possible theory that this term is largely spread by insecure men who are using it as a scapegoat for them being single. While racism does exist in the asian community, the term goes against the values of people who believe in:

- The ability to date who you want, regardless of race, without judgement
- Ending racism

Guy 1: “Is that Ashley’s new boyfriend?”
Guy 2: “Yup, Oxford study strikes again”
Guy 3: “Y’all just need to work on yourself, stop blaming others for your problems.”

by bliss81 November 2, 2024

Bible Study

The act of holding Paul's dad down and fisting his rectum till he climaxes while his wife Jana watches. Usually followed by the serving of dessert such as pie

Man I can't wait to get out of work and go to bible study later

by shithouse2 January 5, 2025

Controlled Study Bias

The inherent distortion that occurs when the artificial, sanitized environment of a controlled laboratory setting becomes the only valid source of knowledge. This bias privileges data gathered in unnatural conditions over real-world observation, assuming that controlling variables reveals "pure" truth, even if it strips away the essential context that makes a phenomenon meaningful.

Example: Dismissing decades of ethnographic research on community resilience because "it wasn't a controlled study." The controlled study bias assumes that only knowledge produced in a lab-like setting—removed from the messiness of actual human life—counts as rigorous, rendering most real-world understanding "anecdotal."

by Dumu The Void February 9, 2026