Well Australia i tried. I just can't befriend you people. We're too different. You're nice people though but thats where it ends.
I can't bond with you people. Im so sorry. I just don't feel that emotional connection. Im leaving once I've learnt chinese. Call me when ww3 happens, Ill fight for Australia to pay my debts
sage
Not everyone is an overly alpha retard. Look harder.
shut the fuck up, I bet your name is Gordon.
Nah, he was a chill guy. We're just too different. It feels like there's a threshold as to how much of a bond can be formed.
And then there's this other guy who came from China 10 years ago and i feel more connected with him even though objectively the aussie guy was suppose to be better to talk to but i never felt that beyond a surface level.
Im just going to work in an iphone building factory at Foxconn. Maybe ill make the news.
bye
why don't you join a Sup Forums meetup irl?
Don't say it's you cause then they'll have a face to attach to the unrelenting shitposting you do every fucking night but as just an asian australian user, you'll likely be welcomed if you share Sup Forums's views on white countries.
And if you don't share those views why are you on Sup Forums?
Sup Forums meets irl
Your right they're not all like that because rest are drooling retards that are mesmerized by retarded shows like ''X factor''and ''The block'' and they're entire life is just a cringe fest of stupidity.
they do. There was a melbourne one recently, a japanese one before that which apparently ended in a group becoming tight friends and joining an all japanese anti-korean march to piss off liberals there.
But I wouldn't go myself. In Australia at least.
Stop worrying so much about fitting in. If you have Chinese mates then stick with them. I'm a Pom, and will never have a true blue okker gang of mates and I don't expect to, cause they wouldn't like all the dumb shit I like
see this post several times a week. some poor chinkbro who never fit in going all elliot rogers.
i told you i'd meet you for a beer in sydney but you sperged out
i'll take you to the beach. we'll learn to surf. have a few beers. chat up some chicks. but no, you'd rather complains.
Hey it's my banana friend again!
I'm telling you, come up here to Newcastle and have a VB with me. It will be a laugh! We'll have a great time!
our motto is "fuck off we full" because we as Australians cant share our grand connection to others, so we push them away for their own good..
Sorry you got hurt my Happa friend may you be the cool transfer student you were meant to be in china!
What's the fags flag?
who was that guy who picked up backpackers and murdered them? just asking for a friend.
I'm a failed 2nd gen Chinese-Australian who failed to keep up with the status quo e.g. Become a investment banker, and i also kind of defied it's ultra hierarchical social structure of the Chinese-Australian community.
Im a lazy degenerate with shitty values. The only thing Australian about me is that i went through K-12 here.
And i have this Chinese-Australian accent that makes me think how stuck on the fence i am. I used to practice making it more Australian by watching sunrise and home and away ;^) but it never stuck
That was Ivan Milat. The Hume Highway was his hunting ground.
who was that guy who picked up backpackers and murdered them?
That was Alf Stewart.
ya fuckin drongo
Flamin' galah cunt.
Is this because of cultural appropriation?
Where do you feel the lack of connection is?
When I was in the Mainland (大陸), I found the biggest differences were sense of humour and sense of adventure/Faustianism (in the Oswald Spengler sense of the word). In a sad contrast to the classics like 紅樓夢, I found contemporary Chinese humour terrible. And I was pleasantly surprised by some attitude of adventure, but if I mentioned anything I was interested in or any unusual plans, it was met with incomprehension.
In Australian, the rudeness to teachers and acceptance of cheating. Also the blatant anti-White attitudes. Got excluded from a project group for not being Asian. My father got laughed at in Cantonese for being the only person in his group project to put in the work by some 富二代s. They got a shock when one of the white guys in class turned out to have grown up in Hong Kong. He told them off right back.
If anything, I'm glad that Australia is extending our shitposting soft-power into foreign languages. But I wander.
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I don't know. From experiences growing up. Chinese-Australians are very rigid, and strict. I guess the nice way of saying it is they have a strong work ethic. I just dont feel a sense of camaraderie from them it just feels like a crab in the bucket social hierarchy contest. Maybe as you read it you might think that's more commonplace in China, who knows I've only spend 5months of my total life in China anyway up so it's not a lot. But when i spoke with mainlanders even in english it feels honest and loose; it doesn't feel like an eventual dick measuring contest. The international student seem lazy and chill and do inane shit like me. I guess that's why i feel i have a better chance with mainlanders, cos im a lazy shitter like some of them. Yes i know if i just force myself to go to the beach more and walk into a pub more I'd be more Australian but im too fucking triggered to be associated with Chinese-Australians. I don't know how to explain it, i cannot resolve identity.
i live in melb and feel alone but know if i show my power lvl i would get fired