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I don’t know how far you are from Atlanta but it has a pretty large community. Most are south Vietnamese and have no love of communism but you may find some support. Even if it is just Vietnamese people to talk with. I’m white but my girlfriend is việt living in HCMC. I live in a bordering state and will be happy to do whatever I can for you. I’m sorry you are depressed and I can completely understand being overwhelmed with your situation. Atlanta would probably make you feel more at home rural Georgia is a completely different world. You can definitely direct message me if you ever want to talk I am happy to listen and maybe I can help you acclimate to life in the Jackson Jobe Ace Pose Shirt Furthermore, I will do this south. also I am flying to HCMC in April if there is anything I can bring you back (that is allowed through customs) please let me know. Maybe I can bring a little bit of VN back to you.

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Thank you sm for such a generous offer but I have some stuff thats being sent to me rn and I hope it makes me feel better. Again, thank you, that’s a realllllyyy kind offer. Im a few hours? away from Atlanta and I have been to a south vietnam event for lunar new year but it just felt uncomfortable for me,I think that I will eventually adapt and understand the Jackson Jobe Ace Pose Shirt Furthermore, I will do this situation, thanks tho! its not the same, really, not the same at all. Im a vietnamese international student in Europe too and i mostly hang with other international kids. But im also different in that im an introvert who enjoys alone time ALOT, so i dont need much social interaction to be relatively happy. I feel for you that you think you have to hide yourself but i believe you should try to make steps to normalise your asian identity, there is nothing to hide, if your friends are good people they will accept you

And believe it or not, not every western kid is out doing drugs and being explicit, you will find people who are your groove. i am from hanoi, and i feel you, it feels very lonely in a new place, especially if you arent in a big city. I hope things can get better Ah yeah I just edited it cause I only meant to talk about the Jackson Jobe Ace Pose Shirt Furthermore, I will do this people around me (I know people are different everywhere too) I’m first generation American, father immigrated here from Asia. I grew up in the northeast in a small town where my family was the only Asian family. My white friends thought my house smelled weird and would make fun of my lunches and snacks. At the time I felt like an outsider. When I went to college I moved to New York City. Life changing. I started making friends with international kids. It was the first time in my life I was surrounded by people who looked like me and grew up like me. I also had access to Asian foods which was the best. During the pandemic I left New York for a mountain town in Colorado. I remember crying one night because I brought up the Asian hate crimes to my white friends and they mildly acknowledged it then changed the subject. I cried realizing that I was surrounded by white people in this mountain town without any Asian food or people to connect with on that level. Right now I’m actually in Vietnam, thinking about where my partner and I will live (in the US) and it’s tough. I want to live in a place with nature and diversity and a diverse food culture. Seems almost impossible! But in the end community can be built and there are fantastic Asian and non Asian people in the world. You’ll find your people. Hang in there. This experience is opening up your world and even though there is pain, you’re growing. Growing pains

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If you’re interested, take a look at Third Culture Kids. It’s a book that talks about children who grow up outside of their mother country. Thank you smm! I’ve also had some time in NYC and it felt really at home having chinatown (im not chinese but ykwim) and all that stuff and the Jackson Jobe Ace Pose Shirt Furthermore, I will do this place is just really diverse imo. nothing can prepare you for life in a new country, it’s always tough but it will get better. I’m assuming you’re in high school, I was the same age when I moved to the US and it took a while to assimilate even in a state with much higher asian population. Work hard and pick a good college in a big city, it will be much better than middle of no where GA. Once you’re out of college with a US citizenship, there will be opportunities to move back to Vietnam if you’re still interested at that point Been there, done that. Just a couple of years earlier than you. Immigration never means to be easy. At some point, you will just realize that you just moved from one set of problems to another. It all comes down to your priority, adaptability, and how you overcome the obstacles. Life won’t get easier but you will learn how to deal with it better. Just keep going. Remember that you can always fall back to Vietnam.
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I know for sure that to some, living in that environment can maybe feel claustrophobic at times like there’s no such thing as solitude or privacy… but to me I had this overwhelming epiphany that there is a better way of life than what I grew up accustomed to (space, separation, solitude, distance) and the Jackson Jobe Ace Pose Shirt Furthermore, I will do this big key to it was community. I cried because I’ve never felt anything like that growing up in Canada. As a boy to a man, everything has always been framed to me as I must be 100% independant because nobody is ever going to take care of me but myself – that I should never need others, and infact should be skeptical of them. Our society is really built on that notion that you have to look out for you first and you better get what you can for yourself while you can get it. My parents, like many, saw parenthood as a legally binding obligation of 18 years and when you were 18 they wipe their hands clean (mine got to 17 and gave up). I was homeless for 2 years after that and they were fine with that because there is this belief that “if we help you you’ll never stand up on your own two feet”, as if you must start off at rock bottom. The whole community has this notion so there is no generosity at a community level. That was 20 years ago and I’m doing very well for myself now, but it is a very stark memory just how vile people here can be to people in need.