Korean

I’ve met my soulmate. He’s amazing, I’m crazy in love.. But the closer we get to marriage and children, the more resentful I become. I’m sad and resentful, at no one and everyone, and I’m struggling with how to come to terms with it.

He’s white, I’m Korean. We’ve talked about race on multiple occasions. He’s even brought it up by asking what it was like to live in the US as an Asian female. He listened to my experience and asked a lot of questions. He’s the first non-minority I’ve ever dated who has made me feel heard and understood. He also has a million other wonderful traits, I love him very much and I’m so excited to have found the person I want to share my life with.

However, the more serious we get, the more frequently I experience episodes of anxiety about identity. I’m a Korean female adopted into a white family. My parents are white, my siblings are white, my extended family is white, my adorable little nieces and nephews are white, and I am almost always the only Asian per

However, Ortega hasn’t signed for the fight yet and he’s still waiting on them. I believe he’s still going rn but I got all the info I needed and am going to bed. He also said some other stuff about training camps but I’m too tired to write rn. Comment below if you have any questions and I’ll reply when I wake up. Here’s the link to his live:

https://youtu.be/918RRa64MdQ

I(15M) made friends with someone(17F) on Instagram. She's Caucasian, I'm Asian. We grew fairly close, especially since we would chat almost daily. When i first met her she told me about how much she loved Kpop and would always talk about it. Though i never took a liking to Kpop, i would still listen to her talk about her favorite groups, songs etc. It started off as a mere passion for the music, but i think she took it too far recently.

Lately she's been acting strange, greeting me in Korean whenever we would chat. That doesnt sound too bad, but she would throw in random Korean words that i didn't understand in the middle of our conversation. I personally don't find this an issue, but it's just annoying, to me at least. Furthermore, she would add bright neon temporary colours to her hair to mimic the hairstyles of the kpop idols. The worse part is that she would take a selfie of herself with said hairstyle while squinting her eyes, saying "OMG i look sooo much like a Korean!!!" I'm fi

Hi Kpop fans! My mom entered a senior singing competition hosted by her health insurance group and she needs likes on her YouTube video to win! She is currently at 2nd place and she needs a little over 100 more votes to secure the 1st place spot. This contest was designed for Korean seniors to find hope through song and performance during this pandemic. Will you please help her out by liking the video? Thank you so much ❤️

https://youtu.be/CmFTLDkx6v8

I know that it's just a short span of time but I'm very happy that I've come this far because I was really struggling at first. I would remember those times wherein I would be frustrated because I can't understand what I was learning. I tried to constantly remind myself of that certain goal that I want to achieve in the end. I was grateful for my fellow Korean learners too who inspired me to continue. I eventually was able to understand it and here I am now on going to my second month.