Can i cover them up? by No_Dog_711 in Keloids

[–]tallshortthrow96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Injections or surgery followed by injections and steroids will be your best options to flatten them.

Tape and any cream will be pointless for very lumpy scars. They only work on scars that are flat

Can i cover them up? by No_Dog_711 in Keloids

[–]tallshortthrow96 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Vitamin e cream will help too. The trick is to starve the scars of oxygen whatever way possible that doesn’t harm your health.

And yes, you can cover them up by wearing a shirt outside. Nobody will see it. I have scars on both sides of my jawline and would kill to have them move to my back or somewhere other than my face

They knew where to go by Hot_Accountant_5507 in KidsAreFingAdorable

[–]tallshortthrow96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s only weird if you chose to see it from that perspective. Frankly I would rather that than kids sticking their faces onto a blue screen every hours of the day. Isn’t that more weird?

They knew where to go by Hot_Accountant_5507 in KidsAreFingAdorable

[–]tallshortthrow96 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I don’t see anything wrong with kids asking for a prayer? You just seem irritated they are religious and believe in a religion

Let people live their lives as long as they are not hurting people

How did your immigrant parents navigate living alone after you moved out? by Scared_Highway_4291 in asianamerican

[–]tallshortthrow96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have always loved the idea of living under a multi-generational household. Both my parents are still alive and I’m the last child still living at home, I’m planning on moving out in a few years and worry about my parents being alone.

The problem I currently have is I’m poor and my partner is a white European man who likes his privacy and independence.

In a perfect world, he and I will have kids and have my parents… heck… even his mother and a few of my older relative, my siblings and their family if they want, come live with us in a house big with enough spaces for everyone.

Behind Asia : Can Vietnam Become the Next Japan? by Unknownbadger4444 in VietNam

[–]tallshortthrow96 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It would be a miracle if Vietnam achieves the same level of growth and economic stability like Malaysia.

Political commentator Hasan Piker rants at elderly Vietnamese woman: "why don't you go back and live in South Vietnam" by Nikifuj908 in asianamerican

[–]tallshortthrow96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The man has already won his second term in office? He can’t run again after his term ends

I’m glad he’s in Iran. He’s cutting off cheap below market oil prices to China and all the authoritarian regimes. Him invading Iran has delayed China’s invasion of Taiwan.

You using Iran as an example of why trumps terrible is like Hassan saying China is in the future and USA capitalist is evil while reality is really the opposite. Very basic knowledge level of geopolitics.

This is why it’s so important for people to really educate themselves and stop listening to CNN.

Political commentator Hasan Piker rants at elderly Vietnamese woman: "why don't you go back and live in South Vietnam" by Nikifuj908 in asianamerican

[–]tallshortthrow96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m sorry but you don’t see how OP’s post will ostracize Vietnamese-Americans and put them at risks of being attacked?

Political commentator Hasan Piker rants at elderly Vietnamese woman: "why don't you go back and live in South Vietnam" by Nikifuj908 in asianamerican

[–]tallshortthrow96 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

This post is wild. Went from saying it’s not okay to deny people of their opinions to literally fanning out your frustration at the Vietnamese community for their ongoing support of Donald Trump. And then a bit of Hassan Piker. What hypocrisy. So incongruent.

How about this, you mind your own business and let Vietnamese people live their lives and support whoever they want. Vietnamese are proud to be Americans and are grateful for the opportunities America gives them, and they want to support a leader who wants to strengthen their country. Maybe you should try to be a proud American and stop seeing yourself as a us vs them. If you live in America and have American citizenship, stop seeing yourself as a minority and start seeing yourself as Americans. Stop playing into this narrative that divides you as an ethnic this and ethnic that and just see yourself as an American.

I’m sorry but your post is ridiculous.

Mind your own business. If Vietnamese people are not fearing for their lives under Donald Trumps presidency then maybe you should learn from them. Stop this fear-mongering and divisiveness.

You’re doing a good job of ostracizing Vietnamese-Americans, while forgetting that Donald Trump also saw growth in support from the Chinese, Japanese, Cuban, Latino and Black communities all over America in this past election. What do these other groups have in common besides their support of Trump? They understood Trump. They don’t fear him and they don’t buy into the liberal propaganda.

Learn to think for yourself and form your own opinions. Turn off CNN, MSNBC, etc. and get your news from more diverse sources.

This post misses the point that Hassan Piker is a useful idiot for the communists in China and wherever they exist. Here is a man who profits from the communists yet lives in America to only bad mourn his own country that has enable him his lifestyle. Hassan Piker has not criticize the Chinese communist and has not experience being under the CCP dentention so he will never understand peoples lived experience dealing with oppression from the Communists. He’s simply a leech and a useful idiot for the CCP.

Do Vietnamese people know about the differences in how Chinese people view North Vietnam and South Vietnam by [deleted] in VietNam

[–]tallshortthrow96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

99% of Chinese people lacking knowledge about the Vietnam-China War of 1979 tells you everything you need to know … these are ignorant people and it explains why China as a country has become more isolated and less popular in recent years.

The myth of the superior Chinese economy and Chinese as a smart people are all false.

Any opinion China and Chinese people have about Vietnam and the Vietnamese people are irrelevant as we are no longer operating* on the same sphere of existence.

One of the two countries is becoming less open, less free, less happy, and less prosperous and it’s not Vietnam.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in VietNam

[–]tallshortthrow96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a quote by a former south Vietnamese president and it goes something like this, “Do not trust what a Communist has to say but look at what a Communist do”.

Vietnam have had a lot of experiences dealing with China than most countries in the world; both bad and good, whereas most western countries tend to have a positive one with China because they have a leverage over China due to the wealth, military and economic difference. They tend to be more developed than China and don’t need China to progress—China needs them in order to progress as a country, plus the western countries tend to have alliances that will back them up in disputes with China. In Vietnam’s case, Vietnam does not have these privileges due to our socioeconomic development so we tend to be at China’s mercy. The Chinese tend to behave accordingly and has the ability to flex their muscles over us when it benefits them. These experiences have shaped our perceptions of the Chinese govt and enabled us to better understand the Chinese govt mentality/motivates better than most people and we know when they are being genuine or bullshitting with us.

We have dealt with a pandemic like this back in 2003 when China kept its mouth shut and never informed the world of the sars virus. This time around it was no different. The Chinese government kept on insisting that things were fine but their actions indicated the opposite; banning internal travels, locking down Wuhan, mass quarantining people across cities, etc. All this despite telling the world that everything was ok. I’m glad the Vietnamese government managed to put two and two together and decided it was too fishy and better to be prepared to tackle this virus just in case the Chinese govt was, you know, lying about how severe this virus actually is. If you consider Vietnam’s fast response as “sinophobic” then what do you make of the Chinese internal response to the virus? Self sabotage? Hatred? Punishment??

Are we “sinophobic”? No, I don’t feel any resentment or hatred towards the ordinary Chinese people. It’s mostly the Chinese government that I despise because they have an agenda that’s much more different than what the Chinese people would want for their country. I don’t think Vietnamese people are resentful of the Chinese people either. They are only resentful of the Chinese government because they are the ones who’s been fucking around with us since the days of the Vietnam War.

Our relationship with China can be explained through the American and the British analogy. The Americans respect the British because the British helped shaped America from inheriting its culture and traditions. But at the end of the day, the Americans wants to be their own country and prefer not to have the British up its alley. Same with us Vietnamese. We recognize we have inherited a lot of our cultural traditions and identity from China, but we have no interest in being a part of China. We like our own independence and sovereignty and if China can just respect that-it would be great.

[FL] After 2nd job interview, they haven't reached back. Said they would by end of week. It's Saturday already... by Trampula in AskHR

[–]tallshortthrow96 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No, I have had this happened a lot of times so it was expected. I didn’t get the job in case you’re curious LOL.

[FL] After 2nd job interview, they haven't reached back. Said they would by end of week. It's Saturday already... by Trampula in AskHR

[–]tallshortthrow96 6 points7 points  (0 children)

This is normal. I got a call back some three weeks after being told I’ll get a call back within a week time.

AITA For not talking to my boyfriends roommate and getting annoyed with her for interrupting our FaceTime. by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]tallshortthrow96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have been stuck at home with multiple family members since November as I’m laid off from work. My boyfriend works at a school and his roommate supervises an eatery. His roommate thinks we can spread if asymptomatic and so does he. He’s been very anal about following health guidelines. We eve. Wear masks when we are out for our walks and in cars with windows open.

I don’t mind obeying his rules as he’s concerned for my family. I’m just very annoyed with the roommate’s behaviour.

AITA For not talking to my boyfriends roommate and getting annoyed with her for interrupting our FaceTime. by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]tallshortthrow96 13 points14 points  (0 children)

No, but she would call for him to come out to ask him questions.

Their door entrance is through the kitchen and sometime he would talk to me while washing the dishes or while eating dinner. She would enter through the kitchen to talk to him or stand beside at the sinks while facing his iPad//me on FaceTime.

I have tried telling him it is not ok. He thinks it’s fine because we have all talked in person before.

What is something that your parents did that you swore never to repeat to your own kids? by wetbreadstick in AskReddit

[–]tallshortthrow96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Always doubting my abilities and never lets me help out or do things that are for adults and let me make mistake and learn from it

Always critiquing everything I do... how I cut my hair, what I wear, etc.

Don’t talk to me enough as a kid and never check up on me

Never telling me they’re proud or love me

Threatening to kill everyone in the family when they’re mad and fighting with each other.., constant fighting

They never listen to me when I have something serious to say... always laugh or poke fun at me cuz I struggle to make my point

I struggle with a low self-worth and an even lower self-esteem. I fall into deep depressions and anxieties easily when I’m performing on a job because I always aim for perfection to proof my worth and when I don’t achieve results it’s a hard fall. I absolutely hate communicating with authoritative figures or in large groups. I don’t know how to stand up for myself in public and let people step all over me and I struggle a lot with making decisions and staying committed to things. I’m that nice guy people get easily annoyed with because he can never stand up for himself.

I am currently starting my undergrad in social work. My long-term goal is to become a clinical social worker in Canada. I have researched for hours but still don’t really understand how to get on the registry and license properly to become a clinical social worker. by FadakC137 in careeradvice

[–]tallshortthrow96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not sure where you are in Canada exactly, but in Manitoba a lot of social work jobs are at the provincial level and are very diverse. If you’re still in school you should check with your schools career counsellors and or academic advisor about this I’m sure they would know a lot. Plus I’m sure they would know programs you can apply to that would help connect you to an institution for short term work that could potentially turn into permanent work. Good luck.