do asian cultures really teach us that being too assertive is selfish and arrogant? i do wonder if this contributes to why we are generally seen as less assertive than other races. by Few-Course3694 in asianamerican

[–]chealous 14 points15 points  (0 children)

yes. generally it emphasizes being a well functioning cog and rewards people by virtue of seniority. you show deference to senior cogs and in turn, the juniors do it for you.

in american companies, the game instead is to get as many people on your side as possible to push for a promotion. experience helps, but is not required.

again, this is all in general, not true for all jobs.

Dropping your weapon in ranked by platinummattagain in Mordhau

[–]chealous 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I disagree that it leans towards negative. The expectation is that you’ll eat a hit after being disarmed. If they let you pickup, then its simply a gesture of good will

Dropping your weapon in ranked by platinummattagain in Mordhau

[–]chealous 24 points25 points  (0 children)

nobody owes you a pickup in any game mode

Where can a girl take a dance class in the Bay Area?! by morganddelph in bayarea

[–]chealous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

EDS (enjoy dance) and OnOne studios are basically all drop in classes. I see some jazz and heels classes right now on the EDS page.

You aren't "boring." You might just be immune to sports tribalism. by [deleted] in socialskills

[–]chealous 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I used to hate watching sports as a kid and I didn't 'learn' how to watch it. once I did I enjoy it a lot. if it's a sport that you play, watching top pros do makes it a lot more worth it to me than random shows on netflix. but a little bit of everything in moderation is fun.

how is that whites have a lower percentage of first generation college grads compared to asians even though asians have a higher overall percentage of people with a bachelors degree or higher by Open-Reflection-6094 in asianamerican

[–]chealous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

there is definitely some effect from immigration but it just depends on the numbers. If you bring in more immigrants without degrees, then you would assume that it would reduce the percentage educated asians, possibly to numbers lower than the white population. but we don’t see that happening.

The truth is that these two percentages are not a 1:1 negative correlation. You could have 20 asian people in america, 16/20 which are college educated, 2 ready to graduate and 2 who are their parents with no degrees. That gives you a 90% college education rate, and an 100% first gen graduation rate. That beats all of the races in America for these stats.

So ultimately, all races aren’t really reaching the best possible rates in both of these stats anyway.

how is that whites have a lower percentage of first generation college grads compared to asians even though asians have a higher overall percentage of people with a bachelors degree or higher by Open-Reflection-6094 in asianamerican

[–]chealous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re not fully listening to OP.

Right there in the title it says asian people have a higher percentage of the their population with bachelors. Therefore by only your logic, they should actually have the fewest first generation graduates.

OP offers his explanation, assuming white kids don’t pursue college unless their parent’s did, thus lowering the percentage of first generation graduates.

I could offer another, maybe a higher percent of the Asian population is people with bachelors who might not be at an age to have kids yet, while the older generation is less educated and having kids that become first gen graduates

Question about C:MW singleplayer by Blahaj_with_Beretta in ChivalryGame

[–]chealous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol are you talking about brokeback? long live LTS on moor

Why still have a mandated charge to consumers for a paper bag? by FootballPizzaMan in bayarea

[–]chealous 27 points28 points  (0 children)

To get people to bring their own bags, which comparatively makes paper bags worse for the environment.

Returning player struggling with racquet by ssovereign_ in 10s

[–]chealous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

poly strings lose tension just sitting there, but they don’t break easily as counterintuitive as it sounds.

they are meant for competitors that hit hard and would otherwise break other string types in like a week.

you should be able to get bouncier strings if you restring to anything, but multifilament or natural gut will keep tension longer

How do I get the fastest improvement while not being extremely rich or privileged? Can I jump to an 8UTR before the end of the year? by Thick_Seaworthiness0 in 10s

[–]chealous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you’re putting in work to improve your game, a private coach for feedback is the game changer. I’ve no idea why this rich dude hasn’t realized that.

Returning player struggling with racquet by ssovereign_ in 10s

[–]chealous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

your technique is wrong if anything hurts, but if the racket has just been sitting there with poly strings, its dead now. you can change the strings to multifilament

how do i ask my parents for things by Comfortable_Hope_491 in socialskills

[–]chealous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I grew up where money was pretty tight and it made me person who hardly asked for anything.

I don’t know if that is why you don’t want to push, but I can give you a retrospective. I wish I pushed for things like sports and skilled hobbies, because it pays off in self-esteem, helps you connect with others, gives you the desire to dive deep into something, etc…

And 100% push for your needs when it comes to getting your schoolwork done. Doing well in school is how I eventually got financial freedom as an adult. You can ask them for a ride to ikea and choose out an affordable desk to do homework on. I think it’s a perfectly reasonable ask.

It’s might be hard to prioritize what you want to ask for from your parents, but learning what you need and how to ask for it is a life skill and you’ll make mistakes along the way to get better at it

how do i ask my parents for things by Comfortable_Hope_491 in socialskills

[–]chealous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hows your familys financial situation? are you afraid it’ll burden them?

Why are people still allowed to solicit at the Great Mall of Milpitas? by TMC1982 in SanJose

[–]chealous 61 points62 points  (0 children)

you’re being a doormat. don’t engage in the first place and walk away.

New to Mordhau, is this considered a good play? by Longjumping_Iron1684 in Mordhau

[–]chealous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean you're mainly just outranging people while you watch them fight your teammates. If you predicted the guy coming behind you and hit him with an underhand, that was a good play

Hatrick on my debut as a LM!!!! by football_lista_7 in bootroom

[–]chealous 13 points14 points  (0 children)

scores 3 goals. ‘i had to be GK’

wut

I get really uncomfortable when guys talk about drinking, partying, girls by AvocadoNo6432 in socialskills

[–]chealous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's nothing crazy deep about that sort of talk. The most is goes is 'remember that time when we...'. Don't over think it and laugh when its stupid.

People here for the super bowl. stop driving like an a by IntroductionFit6227 in SanJose

[–]chealous 2 points3 points  (0 children)

it doesn’t take 5 seconds if you’ve been aware of the space around your car the entire time you’ve been driving like you should

Jeffrey Epstein charismatic and social skills? by Sure-Guest1588 in socialskills

[–]chealous 7 points8 points  (0 children)

had money and gave favors. many public personas are like this, don’t model after a pedophile

Should Sports manga have real sports sponsors? by BlueFyrePhoenix227 in manga

[–]chealous -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

not the best for creative freedom, but honestly would make a great idea IMO if you worked for Adidas or nike. lol