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are you a southeast asian/east asian person on social media? here, pick your annoyance for the day!

  • person acting like southeast asia is a primitive jungle of exploitable cheap labour

  • person acting like east asia is an advanced utopia free from the vilest sexism, colourism, and rape culture imaginable. i mean china doesn't even fucking have a marital rape law. molestation and sexual harassment in japan is so frequent they have women-only trains. south koreans are the biggest customers of southeast asian sex trafficking. you want me to believe asia is an utopia? get real.

BONUS ROUND (you cannot skip this)

  • abuse apologist asian person acting like both southeast and east asia needs to be "saved" from "western thought colonialism" (i.e, any form of thought that challenges abusive norms in asia - rape culture, child abuse etc etc)

i hate it when non-asians, or worse, north american asians, act like east asia is an utopia free from "problems that plague the western world" when more often than not, they're romanticizing the abusive way men treat women and children here. (or more generally, the way elders treat the their younger ones.) it's mildly better in some places but lord if i could wipe the idea that "asian women/children are more obedient because it's okay to abuse-er, i mean discipline them in asia" i would.

i don't know how to explain this but when i was sexually assualted as a teen, my parents insinuated that my mind was "rotted from western media" when I TOLD THEM I WAS ASSAULTED. asian attitudes around sexuality and child-rearing are fucking deplorable, and it's reflected in the way we talk about it and make art about it. and to act as if it's racism to criticize the amount of fucked up shit that's glorified in asian media??? oh, please. shut up. call a spade a spade. abuse is universally disgusting. asians, especially non-diaspora/"mainland" ones look fucking embarrassing when they act as if it's our ""heritage"" to make embarrassing shitty b-grade rape fiction, like 50 shades of gray with asian paint on. or to valorize taking care of parents that did nothing but abuse us all throughout our childhoods. i hate it when mainland asians act as if north american asians are whiny and overprivileged. acting as if they should be "grateful" for the objectification they experience because it's actually "appreciation". your white-worshipping syndrome is showing. you were NEVER raised in north america, you have NO experience with being a racial minority in that region where racialized violence is a reality, and yet you dare to speak over asians who have been through all that? shut up.

i'm not embarrassed because we "look bad" in front of white people, i'm embarrassed because this shit is just trying to justify cruelty with faux-progressive, vaguely nationalistic/supremacist language. which is pathetic considering how much east and southeast asian cultures have influenced each other before we even could verbalize what cultural identity was. you don't feel good about the shit you do and you only cling onto a made-up ideal of "preserving the culture" because you're so enamored with idealizing cruelty and being awful you don't have a single benevolent trait to be proud of. "thought police?" what thought police? someone gets mad at you acting like a clown online and you wanna play the poor oppressed victim? i hope you never have kids.

fuck this shit.

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Posted by17 days ago

I've been here for about 6 years now, somehow long enough that I'm starting to forget what drinking culture was like in other countries I've lived in or maybe think it could have just been related to my being in a different life stage.

I just feel like literally every social activity in this country necessarily has to involve getting shitfaced and if I'm honest, it seems to be because people are so terrified of being socially awkward or struggling with conversation that they only trust themselves to fit in when drunk. I don't even think that half of the alcohol consumed socially here is actually consumed with enthusiasm, it's just a quick race to inebriation so that you can let go of social anxiety and be accepted by the group.

The problem is this is not just the odd wild night out, it's every fucking social situation. BBQ? Get hammered. Public holiday? Get hammered. Any kind of work do or family reunion or meeting up with old friends? Get hammered.

The integration of drinking culture with work is particularly strange to me. In most countries it's definitely not normal to be lying on the pavement at 3am with your boss, puking or pissing yourself, but here in many work places if you don't partake in that, you're basically losing social points at that job. Mid week drinks in the other countries I've lived in would be 1-2 beers or a glass of wine, a chat and maybe some food, possibly a pub quiz then home after 2-3 hours. Here? Up until 2am on a Wednesday getting paraplegic.

Sorry for the rant, I obviously love living here for many other reasons but I'm starting to be conscious of the fact that my entire friendship group is non-Australian because I'm just getting really tired of having to keep up with the mandatory drinking that seems to come with being friends with most Aussies.

Obviously binge drinking is a big deal elsewhere but it does tend to be 1) looked down on and 2) grown out of by most people in their 30s. Here it is celebrated and people in their 30s and 40s are actively trying ti emulate their 20s forever. Why?

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Posted by18 days ago

I'm so done with people telling me I'm too American or not American enough.

I'm over purists shitting on blended culture. I'm over foreigners ranting at me about AmericaBad like they look at me and obviously don't see an American. I'm over self-haters trying to rope me into the self-hate train. I'm done with old world and new world fundies invalidating my interpretation of the religion I fucking grew up under. And I'm especially over white people informing me about who I am, regardless of my input.


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Surfer rock and west coast rap. Orange chicken and ranch dressing. Childhood robbed by the extracurricular industrial complex. Poison ivy and chaparral. Spanish named streets and cities. Big box store hellscapes. Converse sneakers and hoodies with those stupid kangaroo pockets. Social satire dubbed over anime. Slinging gas station slushies and cardboard churros on minimum wage. Mistrusting the system.

This is my culture.

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The last Native Americans from this land I stand on, passed on their social values to friends who wrote them down in books that raised me as a child, while my parents where skiving off. The civil rights thinkers who spoke to my reality when no adult in my life treated me like a person. Jaded suburban white hippies who raged against the machine. The old country philosophies that tell me to lift my head against the old country philosophies that compel me to bow and submit.

These are my founding fathers and mothers.

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The furtive world of mostly non-white folks who keep one or two tor ten toes outside of legality, united by the common language of cash under the table. Queer BIPOC kids subconsciously signaling to each other and gravitating together. People who are unafraid to think, unafraid to be sincere, unafraid of the dark, scared of falling asleep, scared of authority, scared of dehumanization.

These are my people.

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When I am condescended to, when my substance is flattened, when supremacists or essentialists dictate to me what I think or feel or know--I will remember what is warm and familiar, I will recall the good and the bad that watered my roots. I will cook my food and sing my songs and care for my people.

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