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For ”the more you know” of anyone, I asked that users the reason, at some point and after many time there, someone told me that.

It is because people of those subreddit want just things “new and short”. Doesn’t matter what they are loosing.

And here there is my shot on that: would be funny, any-elsewhere more rude than Japan to write just two dirty words then:
My dick.

And when it is good instead?

Considering a scenario where that specific public transport is empty.

Most of the Asians I know are liberal leaning.

Does this represent the larger picture?

In the spirit of fun and community engagement, this question goes out to our Asian community members. Let's hear your thoughts!

In the spirit of fun and community engagement, this question goes out to our Asian community members. Let's hear your thoughts!

In the spirit of fun and community engagement, this question goes out to our Asian community members. Let's hear your thoughts!

Hi. My point is that an average asian old wise person master any aspect of its nation ones. From that initial point come this question I made.

What's that yellow or orange hair looking stuff in the soups? It's not seaweed or meat. Kinda looks like a hairnet or really worn down loofah.

Just curious, thanks.

In the spirit of fun and community engagement, this question goes out to our Asian community members. Let's hear your thoughts!

In the spirit of fun and community engagement, this question goes out to our Asian community members. Let's hear your thoughts!

What is your favorite Asian vegetable?

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What's your favorite race-blind casting choice of an Asian in a role?

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While not being able to speak a heritage language does not make an Asian in diaspora less Asian, do you feel there is a cultural loss when the heritage language is replaced by the new community language?

My understanding is that for Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and other diasporas like Desi Americans, religious places are also cultural community centers. I'm curious, do you see like, Japanese Americans going to Chinese temples? Koreans visiting shinto shrines?

Not sure.

When I search for this on Google many different results show up and im unsure which one would be proper to use as a tattoo.

My friend is a fish ball lover, but he’s also European.

I've tried AI suggestions, Ive tried different amounts of tea to water, different temperatures of water, water straight to mug or tea simmering in pot. I cannot get this dried Pandan tea, which I got straight from the restaurant where I had such a lovely cup, to taste the same. Mine is too weak / too strong /too bitter. Suggestions please!!

Found this pattern on the letter box yesterday. Totally looks to me like a sign from an Asian language or something.

Like I’ve been wondering since in China and Korea women keep their last name after marriage and I’ve been wondering how Asian Americans couples handle last names and such.