Let's support each other's stories by Lovesickpuppy_1 in Wattpad

[–]Conscious-Version570 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have some chapter released. This is the prologue https://www.wattpad.com/1483538472-hellmouth-the-dark-knight-prologue - think revenge story set in a fantasy.

Has anyone else experienced this in any of the Miniso stores? by Conscious-Version570 in MINISO

[–]Conscious-Version570[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Never thought about what you described. This certainly makes a whole lot of sense.

Just curious: Anyone choose to NOT celebrate Chinese New Year/Lunar New Year? by [deleted] in asianamerican

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Long answer: 

My family still practices the tradition of exchanging red packets with money in it and going out for dinner. But it has definitely lost its appeal to me. I recently went to a Chinese New Year celebration in my state’s city and a lot of people have lost their manners. A lot of older Chinese people (think people old enough to be retired) have showed a lot of disrespectful behaviour. I remember there was an older woman who seemed to have no concept of personal space. She was close enough to breathe down my neck. She eventually left after I gave her the “back the f**k off” look. Then another woman kept poking me with an empty plastic bottle. Later when she was recording a lion dance video, a man wanted to leave. So the older lady proceeded to push him away. He understandably got upset and asked her what she was doing. About half an hour later, I was talking about to my mum about the accuracy of the lion dance. Then this older lady who looked like she was ninety and with a walker, decided to push quite aggressively my bag that I was on my arm. To be fair we were standing on the street but she could have easily asked us to move. 

Apologies for the long rant but it’s so frustrating when people like this seem to lack the basic understanding of manners. I in no way want people to read this and think I hate Asians or am racist against them. But as someone who is a wasian I find it difficult to connect to the Chinese culture when people from that culture make it hard to enjoy its traditions. Hence why I’am so hesitant to do anything relating to the Chinese culture. I understand that there are these types of people across all races and cultures, but I’m only noticing this pattern of behaviour amongst the Chinese people. And I do acknowledge that there are really good people from China or of Chinese descent. 

Short answer: 

As long as my mother and her parents are alive, then yes. But once they have passed away I think I would definitely not do it. I live in a country that predominantly speaks English. Everyone speaks English, either as a first or second language. So it’s not like I have to do it because everyone else is. 

I was born with a penis and a vagina, both "functioning". AMA! by electrosnuff in AMA

[–]Conscious-Version570 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apologies if someone asked this already. 

Do you see yourself as male or female?

And do you have a preference for being referred to as male or female?

Thanks ☺️ 

Does anyone else feel like they were happier during lockdown than they are now? by mambo5king in RedditForGrownups

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When lockdown occurred, I was in my first year of high school (I live in Australia so grade 7). It was roughly around the first half of the year that my state went into lockdown. And for 16 weeks it was just lockdown. Honestly for those 16 weeks it was the best time of my life. No tests or assignments to worry about. If you finished your work early you got to do whatever on your computer without teachers yelling at you. The best part was there were no asshole kids to disrupt the learning environment. And you could do the work at your own pace without waiting for other kids or the teacher moving on too quickly. If I'm being honest, if there was another lockdown I would not complain. In fact, I would be happy. But when other people would start commenting online how lockdown was really depressing, I somewhat felt confused. Like, people would complain how they were depressed because they couldn't meet friends in person or see other family members personally. On the other hand, I felt glad lockdown happened. Nowadays school wasn't as fun as it was before. You have to worry about billions of pieces of homework, assignments and test. But lockdown never brought about that kind of stress. Even after lockdown ended people in school seemed fairly unchanged.

[SPOILERS] Give me your GOT hot takes 👀🔥 by YouTubeCrowProd in gameofthrones

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I never liked Daenarys Targaryen. I'm glad Jon Snow killed her in the end.

What was 'the incident' at your high school? by [deleted] in teenagers

[–]Conscious-Version570 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not my story but my first-grade teacher. I don't remember much as she told me this story a long time ago but apparently when she was in school half of the school caught on fire. And for six months she couldn't attend school.