hcnova10

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by hcnova10 11mo ago
What they mean is that they prefer to live in the suburbs. Not only do they hate slums but they also hate the sight of old worn-down buildings which are pretty common in Asia.
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by hcnova10 11mo ago
Yes, Western societies have created economic and cultural systems that absorb the consequences of failure so well that individual pressure to succeed are no longer matters of survival.
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by hcnova10 1y ago
But isn’t this free speech?
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by hcnova10 1y ago
That’s an exaggeration. As an Asian who has interacted with Americans, I still see the US as one of the most sexualized places in the world. The emphasis on physical attractiveness is extreme, and the hook-up culture, pick-up culture and PU
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by hcnova10 1y ago
As an Asian guy, I’d guess the statistics in Asia are even worse. There’s the combination of long working hours, academic pressure and a culture that tends to be less openly sexual. From my own experience dating both Asian and Western women
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by hcnova10 1y ago
But my impression is that Chinese Americans are pretty much white biologically and culturally by the third or fourth generation because of the high rates of interracial marriage.
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by hcnova10 1y ago
To older people it’s seen as a choice between Jews and Muslims and it’s not a very hard for them to decide who to side with.
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by hcnova10 1y ago
That seems a bit of a stretch. The idea will evolve into, “Since racial labels are bad let’s just ignore them altogether and be color blind”. But we all know that’s not how the real world works. Three male programmers with same qualificatio
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by hcnova10 1y ago
In that case the most dehumanizing terms I can think of are blacks, Asians, Latinos, and to a certain extent, white.
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by hcnova10 1y ago
China has been making good for the rest of the world for decades. I thoughts it’s common sense that it’s only a matter of time before they replace the Apple logo on the phones they made with their own logo.
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by hcnova10 1y ago
Japan actually learnt this name change practice from the west. This is not an East Asian tradition. Chinese and Korean women keep their last names after marriage. Ironically it’s often after marrying a western men that these women are requi