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Is **** a racist word?
I've heard in San Jose that **** is a racist word towards asians. In Los Angeles its a degraded word for vagina. I don't know.

No...

Why am I the only one on this Earth who knows how to drive?
Drivers of asian descent are the most effed up ,driving in the fast lane under speed limit.Also those with darker skin-like in deep-dark Africa-are a very selfish drivers.
You above mentioned please tell me:what internet dis **** site sell licence to folks like yourselves?

skills are not akin to skin colour

Is it right to say i'm dissapointed in you?
to your owwn daughter.

no right no circumstances not killing someone, not big . not a huge choice.

just saying it. i want to killmyself i'm already sad.
becuase of life.

if i say that to my mom shes goignt ot hink i'm crazya nd hit me because is ay i want to kkill myslef bcuase she's asian ******* bitchh mother ucking ****

No. It's bad to say that your disappointed in anyone because it might make the person feel bad.

I'm very sorry for what has happened and I can relate. My entire guyhood my mother would continue to repeat how disappointed she was with me.I now have a lot of issues thanks to her.
Anyways, it'd be best to hang in there and become a great person in the future. Then rub it in her face and say "Who's the disappointment now b****?"--I know that that would certainly help me feel better.

Should I be cool about my parents having sex?
I'm vietnamese. You know vietnamese people? My mom is 50 and menopaused. Daddy's 59, very classy and the other day I found viagra in his drawer while looking for my charger. Today I was trying to get the christmas tree out I saw an asian porn magazine which says word like **** doggystyle positions, etc. on the cover I'm pretty sure my mom knows about it since she's so easy going. I'm 13 and a little embarrassed right now.. should I be cool about it since it's now pretty obvious?

Yes, of course.

Are there any mexicans in the UK ??
Sooo i was talkin on the forum and joining in with this argument when a brit said the routine "fat, yank, ****, america sucks....etc" So while we're arguing, one brit said "we treat mexicans and asians better than you do in America" ........

Now i was thinking...ok??? Our population has millions of Hispanics and Asians. Now, i am Asian and our family has NEVER been offended in our 7 years here so has a lot of our friends. I see more mixed ethnicity and culture here than anywhere else. Soo then i was thinking what the hell is he talking about??... there are barely any asians in the UK (1.16%) yet alone hispanics.???

Are there any hispanics in the UK???

You have your figures wrong there. Asians make up just over 3.5% of the total UK population - about 2,084,000 out of nearly 58,800,000. That would be the equivalent of over 10 million if the UK's population were parallel with that of the US. 45% of that population lives in London. I live in East London and am often the sole white face on the bus, among Pakistani, Indian and other Asian faces. It means the grocers shops sell much more interesting food, for one thing!

Yes, there is an Hispanic population in the UK. Obviously nothing like the kind of percentage population as in the US, since there's a shared border which we don't have.

I'd suggest the person you were talking to was a bit of a moron and you should probably ignore him. There are fat and stupid people in every nation; stereotypes don't help anyone.

Rate my short story. Topic: Great Expectations?
I was never particularly close with my parents. It wasn’t because they were horrible people, it wasn’t because they made me learn my times tables when I was 5, and it wasn’t even because they use to smack me whenever I did something naughty. It was because I felt ashamed, ashamed that their English was never as good as others, ashamed that they would always stand awkwardly in the corner at parent teacher meetings, ashamed at their heritage.

From a very young age I copped a lot of ridicule for being Chinese. Being one of only a few Asian guys at primary school, I was constantly a victim of the game ‘Spot the Chinese guy’. Back then I don’t think the other guys knew that there was a difference between Asian and Chinese and I didn’t either until some of the older guys told me. I was always bullied, being called names like ‘ching chong China man’ or being told that my parents named me by rolling a can with a coin in it down the stairs. For all of this I blamed my parents. I use to always think to myself ‘why did I have to be born this way?’, ‘why couldn’t I be white like the other guys?’ I think my parents saw my mentality, that’s why as primary school went on we slowly grew further and further apart.

One of the expectations my parents had for me and all my brothers and sisters was that we learned Chinese. I had already been taught Cantonese from when I was a toddler, but I didn’t know a word of Mandarin so that’s why my parents enrolled me in a Saturday Chinese school at the age of 7. They would always tell me “remember you are a Chinese boy, so that’s why you must know Chinese”. I was originally receptive of the idea of learning Chinese, but gradually I lost motivation. I didn’t see the importance of learning Chinese, I spoke English at school, I watched English television shows, when was I ever going to use these language skills? We lived in Australia for goodness sake.

It was not until I reached high school when I realised that I had been blaming my parents for all the wrong reasons. They still haven’t changed much from their broken English speaking, awkwardly standing in corners ways, but I realised that they weren’t to blame for me being picked on; I wasn’t to blame for me being picked on. It was the bullies who were to blame. The things being said escalated from ‘ching chong China man’ to ‘**** off you oriental ****’. I would tell my parents this but all they would say “aiii, don’t worry about them, we’ll see who is better when you become a lawyer”. I don’t think my parents can comprehend that there is more to life than getting the high paying jobs like doctors and lawyers. I can’t even joke about these things with them. I remember one time when I told my mum as a joke that I wanted to be a truck driver. Instead of getting a laugh, I got a long lecture about how she and my dad didn’t work so hard to put me through school, pay for tutors and pay my living expenses just to see me wind up as a truck driver. I told her it was a joke. She didn’t laugh.

Growing up in a Chinese household meant that you had countless amounts of relatives. And boy do I have lots of relatives. When you have as many relatives as I do you’re bound to get compared. At family gatherings, comparing is pretty much what the older generation do.
“What did your son get on his maths test hah?”
“He got 96%”
“Aiya, your son is so dumb, my daughter got 100%”
I don’t blame them though; having a guy with higher achievements meant more bragging rights.

I remember one time when coming home from a family gathering my parents gave me a little hint about what hopes they had for me in the future. They told me “when you are older and have a Chinese wife and Chinese guyren, you will have visit us and not leave us in a nursing home”. I always laugh on the inside when I hear this because I don’t think they realise that relationships are not as black and white as they think it is.

I had continued my Chinese lessons every Saturday since I was 7 years old and I am glad that I did. Although I still can’t speak the language fluently or fully understand everything that a person is saying, I still found an appreciation for the language. Now I can enjoy things such as Chinese movies and karaoke with my parents. And then I realised that learning Chinese was not only for my benefit, but it gave me a stronger relationship with my parents which I otherwise would not have had. I will never forget my parents telling me “remember you are a Chinese boy, so that’s why you must know Chinese”, because now I realise what they really mean by that is be proud of who you are and never forgot your lineage.

This is an interesting and a well-written story. I found some syntax errors and maybe one or two errors in gamma.

First Paragraph:

and it wasn’t even because they use to smack me whenever I did something naughty.
> Change "use to" to "used to" because it is past tense and habitual[1]

Paragraph 2
that there was a difference between Asian and Chinese and I didn’t either until some of the older guys told me.
> Add a comma between "Chinese" and "and".

I use to always think to myself
> "use to" => "used to"

Paragraph 3
I had already been taught Cantonese from when I was a toddler, but I didn’t know a word of Mandarin so that's why my parents enrolled me in a Saturday Chinese school at the age of 7.

> Try some form of stop between "Mandarin" and "so":
> "Mandarin; so that's why"
> "Mandarin. So that's why"
> or at least: "Mandarin, so that's why"

I didn’t see the importance of learning Chinese, I spoke
English at school, I watched English television shows, when was I ever
going to use these language skills?
> Needs to make "when was I ever..." a separate, independent, clause
> (as in a separate sentence,or something).
> Try this. Several changes have been made(look carefully):
I didn’t see the importance of learning Chinese as I only
spoke English at school, and I watched only English television
shows. When was I ever going to use those Chinese language skills? We
lived in Australia for goodness sake!

Paragraph 4
all they would say "aiii, don't worry about them, ..."
> Add "was" and capitalize. Change to:
all they would say was "Aiii, don't worry about them, ..."

"high paying jobs" should be hyphenated as "high-paying jobs"

Paragraph 5
comparing is pretty much what the older generation do.
> Use "does". Change to "what the older generation does."

"He got 96%"
"Aiya, your son is so dumb, my daughter got 100%"
> Added periods to the end in those quotes.

Paragraph 6
I remember one time when coming home from a family gathering my parents gave
> Add a comma after "from a family gathering", before "my parents gave".

"when you are older and have a Chinese wife..."
> Capitalize "when", the 1st word of the sentence in the quote.

"you will have visit us and not leave us in a nursing home"
> Change "you will have visit" to "you will have to visit"

> If both sides of the "and" are part of the same idea use:
"you will have to visit us and not leave us alone the a nursing home"
> otherwise change to:
"you will have to visit us; and don't put us in a nursing home"

relationships are not as black and white as they think it is.
> "it is" to "they are"

Paragraph 7
I had continued my Chinese lessons every Saturday since I was 7 years old and I am glad that I did.
> "I had continued" and "glad that I did" don'match.
> "I continued" and "I did" is better as in:
I continued my Chinese lessons every Saturday since I was 7 years old and I am glad that I did.

I will never forget my parents telling me "remember you are a Chinese boy, so that's why you must know Chinese", because now I realize what they really mean by that is be proud of who you are and never forgot your lineage.
> Capitalize the quote.
> man => meant (past tense)
> "it is be proud" to "; it is to be proud"
> "lineage" to "heritage"
> See below:
what they really mean by that was to be proud of who you are, and to neverforgot your heritage.
> or
what they really mean by that was "Be proud of who you are, and never forgot your heritage."

Do you think Australia is Racist?
Do people overseas in other countries believe Australia is a racist country?
It seem to be shown that way overseas, example the bashings of the indians... except they never show WHY the fights actually started and WHO started/provoked the fights.
They also never seem to show the viewers other point of views.... everyone gets bashed if unlucky. Around my neightbourhood the only thing I have heard is people of asian nationalitys stabbing Australians??
It's only because the news has focused on one certain event a whole new sterotype has produced?
Australians are not racist, however some people may be. People of an asian nationality may back up their argument that we are by saying "i was called a minger, i was given the finger"
Except I don't think they realise everyone else getting bullied as well such as "ranga, wog ****, big nose" etc.

I am of Asian extraction and was born and raised in Australia. In all my life I have never really stumbled across issues regarding my ethnicity, aside from the very occasional little shits that think they're cool by trying to start trouble but that doesn't happen very often...

I got in trouble at school, I really need help and advice?
Hello, i am 13 years old, I go to high school, I was going to class and this guy i know said "You know you like me 'coz I dance" and i'm like "No I dont" and i walked off, He then threw gum at the back of my hair and i called him a ****, then the deputy principal was behind me and heard me say it, he took me to the office and gave me a BMIS (its like if you done something bad they write it up and put it in the students records) He said he will call my parents but i begged him not to, i cried so hard, i kept explaining that i couldnt control myself, the word slipped out by accident, he said its an excuse and still gave me a BMIS. I told him about the guy who threw gum at my hair, and he's like i dont care about that, i only care about the filthy language you speak. Also gum is banned from school but he didnt worry about that. He said i have to go to detention on Monday- Lunch with another deputy principal.
He also told me to take off or tuck in my singlet i was wearing under my school top.
I see lots of girls wearing singlets and they dont get told off. Dont you reckon hes being racist?
(i'm asian by the way)
He sent me off and i went back to my class crying ALOTTT, my teacher told me to go outside and calm abit. She was very nice, she told me she had the same situation when she was younger. I told her that if my parents finds out. They'll never ever forgive me. She gave me compliments about me and some advice which helped abit.
I'm just scared the schools going to send a letter home to my parents, my friend also got a BMIS but her parents still doesnt know about it, she keeps telling me to check my mail.

-Talking about this makes me want to burst out crying again but i'm trying to hold it back in-

Is there a way to hide the situation from my parents?
I dont want to tell them, i dont want to dissapoint them again.
Please help ASAP.

hey there, the first piece of advice I have for you is to calm down a bit:)
I'm currently a sophomore in Korea with the most stereotypical asian parents in the world, so I understand your situation.
When I was your age I was also stuck with an un-agreeable principal who I could swear was racist and we fought about the strict dress code all the time. The first time I was called into her office she got really angry with me because I refused to cry and admit that I was wrong and gave me my first detention. When they sent a letter to my parents about how rude I was, they were angry, as you can expect, and forced me to write an apology letter.

What I want you to know is that life goes on. I was really angry and really stressed because of the whole situation, but my parents have long forgiven me. I advise you to talk about it calmly and maturely, and show them how sorry you are. Because if you just hide it from them, if they find out they will just get angrier. Is this the first time you have disappointed your parents in any way? No, right? Think about one time when they were angry at you. Remember how they eventually got over it.

As for the BMIS, don't fret about it too much. Two years later, you will look back on this and laugh at how much you overreacted. Know that there are tons of people in worse situations as you. I mean, its not like colleges are going to reject you because you once got a BMIS for bad language.:) you just got caught with a little bit of bad luck. Don't tell me your parents will never forgive you, because they will. Think of it as a learning experience. Now you know to be careful about swearing when your angry, especially in school, right? It could be a good thing that you've learned this so that you don't get into bigger trouble later on. Life is about making mistakes, coping with them, and becoming a better person because of it. :)
Cheer up, darling, the world goes on <3

How to stop being depressed, before it's too late? I'm 15.?
Please take the time to read this...

I come from a broken family. My mom left us, and my dad is stressed and works two jobs. He's the typical strict Asian parent. I'm not allowed to do anything.
But I wish he would at least talk to me. That's all I want. I want him to love me. I feel like he doesn't care about me at all. When I try to talk to him, he doesn't listen. The only time he does talk to me is when he's yelling.
He has a huge temper.
My brothers are both over 20, and they hit me. They've abused me since I was really little. And they always call me fat and worthless. And I was constantly bullied from preschool-high school.
Because of this, it's been put in my head that I really am fat and worthless. That I'm the most hideous person alive, that no one will ever love me. Because nobody really does.
At school, I cry in every class, no one notices though.
I'll scream at night, cry my eyes out, cut until all I see is blood, pray to whatever God I think will listen, but no one will listen. No one cares at all.
My ex boyfriend, who is 4 years older than me, raped, abused, and cheated on me.
He made me feel even more worthless than I already felt. He called me a *****, slut, ****, whore, etc. on a daily basis. All I ever did was love him. And every boyfriend after him didn't want to deal with me. I became a "slut" because I was insecure. I had sex with 12 guys, all 18 and older because they had to pick me up at night while my dad was at work. And I even had sex for money. Every single time, I would want to kill myself by the time I got home.
I would cut viciously, and burn my thighs with a lighter.
I smoke weed, and I binge drink every few months.
I don't remember the last time I was happy.
My life is wasting away,
and I miss my daddy.

Wow you have got a lot going on.
First of all you need to not smoke (it can kill and be extremely harmful to your body)
Stop cutting and burning God wouldn't want to see you suffer.
Make a resolution, try not to have sex, you could get AIDS and/or HIV's and also don't sleep with so many guys or guys will call you that.
Listen to happy music do activities! Get your mind off home, and also if things are that bad talk to a guidance counselor at your school they can get you foster parents, in a different city, you can start all over, no one will know your past.
Good luck, and please remember not to self harm yourself.