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>In an interview, Steve Yeun said: >"From an American perspective, East Asians aren't supposed to be outgoing; they're expected to be shy. I was loud and energetic when I was young, but I gradually became quieter while living in the U.S." >If an Asian person is outgoing and shows leadership, they often get treated as strange and receive more dislike than if they simply stay quiet. >There are already reports and studies about this. >When a White American gives a presentation, they're seen as having strong presentation skills. When an Asian gives a presentation, they're seen as someone who doesn't know when to speak up and when not to—basically, as rude or lacking social awareness. >Koreans from Korea are different from Koreans who grew up in the U.S. Koreans from Korea tend to speak loudly and act naturally without much hesitation. In contrast, many Asian Americans become excessively polite, quiet, highly aware of others' reactions, and somewhat withdrawn. >In fairly good workplaces dominated by White coworkers, outspoken Asians can end up being among the most disliked people. >Ironically, being quiet is often the safer way to get along at work. If you stand out too much, you can be labeled a troublemaker and become disliked. >Even Asians who were very outgoing when they were younger, or who had lots of White friends, often seem to drift toward mostly socializing with other Asians as they grow older.
>indians smell bad because all they eat is curry >indians smell like shit >indians cant have solid bowel movements >indians eating dead rotting cows >indians literally worship cow shit >indians think diwali is christmas >everything smells awful >if you ride on a bus you will get raped >slumdog millionaire was just a dream When are we going to bomb this abomination of a country?
