having mochi or anything asian related as an aesthetic...

makes you fucking weird. ive seen people just have random kanji/japanese words in their usernames when they arent even japanese/speak it. people also really love to make it seem to like making asian food apart of their aesthetic. like i get it pink drinks are cute and all but its kinda weird making your whole life out of the idea of japan and their culture??? also i know/seen people who just have a thing for asian women. i know a 40 smthing yr old irl who hits on my aunt and mother who are MARRIED because theyre chinese. art of asian character can also enforce stereotypes like any good performative representation but we arent gonna talk abt that.

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gilkidu 04 07,2021

ikr but the thing is that they claim that they LoVe AsiaN cUlTurE but just fetishize and obsess over korea or japan reply

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Urmum 04 07,2021

REMEMBER CHILDREN BEING ASIAN IS NOT AN AESTHETIC reply

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Sleeps In Sunbeams 04 07,2021

Seriously..the crap people on here obsess about. So now people can’t enjoy Asian food, or have a themed room, appreciate Asian art or find Asian women pretty. I am so stupid to think that artists want to sell all over the world, or that there is an entire tourism industry wanting tourists to visit and spend money in Asia, take things home to s...... 7 reply

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Useless カス 04 07,2021

I strongly agree, and they have a term for those kinds of people, Asiaboos/weaboos. Its so fucking creepy, and most of the time, they just paste random words from google translation into their users, which half of the time, isnt even correct. And honestly, people who like someone SOLELY because theyre born somewhere is weird and straight up fetishi...... 1 reply

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LostrushisBlunt 04 07,2021

this is actually a really good take, people usually obsess over the westernized view of Japanese culture which is like Shinjuku Kawaii (I forgot the actual name of it), and don't really embrace the full spectrum of the culture (Japan in general), especially those that cosplay as Asian characters and try and make their eyes slanted even though they ...... reply

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Senpai of OPPAI 04 07,2021

I just love the word and the meaning of the words. Is it wrong to like word.atm I feel cool.I mean i can use any language I want but I'm here in a site where I'm pretty sure everyone knows the meaning in that language. I don't exactly want to use Dutch, Arabic or any language here. Culturally here it is mostly with Asian thingy. So.... reply

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fss 04 07,2021

agree and if you're asian and contribute to this you're also part of the problem lmao (im asian btw) people love to hype up pocky and hello panda n shit but then get disgusted over bone broth, balut, and anti-chinese dog festival ads. There's also lots of asian erasure lately for no reason. *You guys realize there are pink american foods too- dont ...... 1 reply

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Ryushen (Midori) liker 04 07,2021

I agree with calling a piece of culture like a food or the culture itself an aesthetic is really cringe and wrong to do. definitely making your whole life out of it is concerning and very not appreciated. liking cutely made sweets or bentos that happen to be mostly created by japanese people is totally ok, but there's a difference between saying "i...... reply

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