Oh for sure. Asians have a lot more unspoken rules that revolves around being considerate towards other people or the whole community that the west doesn't seem to have. Just being timid in general I guess.
That was weird because he said he had a Korean name so I'd assume he also had Korean parents and would therefore some idea about cultural norms.
I'm white Canadian so I have no idea, though.
I mean, he could be aware of those but is just not the type of person to follow them, add to that is he seems like the extroverted type while the other 2 are more introverted. That's why our boy got mad and Ian got irritated as well.
Yeah IDK I think growing up in US would give you different habits even if your parents were from korea. I think a lot of korean Americans have both american and korean names too so that doesn’t really mean anything. As a minority myself I know when i go back to the country my parents are from i dont get everything.
Difference between a hyper individualistic country like US and a culturistic country like Korea.
sorry not culturistic I meant collectivistic...ლ(´ڡ`ლ)
Yes! Sad because now we have the narcissist in chief we cant even pretend we care about others ╥﹏╥
my deep condolences for that. America is definitely a place I want to avoid for the rest of my life. defo doesn't feel safe for a woman to go there, especially considering I am asian...
Sometimes i think there’s cultural manners i dont pick up as an American because i dont think he was being rude lol like asking for a picture when he was eating, seemed harmless to me. They do say hes from the states and i do thinj were a little more outgoing than other cultures in a way that can be annoying to people lol