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This is a common occurance in the racist Anglosphere. Here in New Zealand the ray cism from elite wytes are social exclusion. Open ray cism tend to be from other immigrants, especially other Azns.

I’m a Canada born Korean mate. I’m in the the wrong market

Good advice. For anyone, not just Asian blokes.

Western society is a rather racist society.

Dog, just do what you want, but know that we choose our personality/life. Each and every interaction can be played differently.

I am a young Australian of South-East Asian descent (I don't have East Asian features) but I feel young east Asians are very emotionally matured contrary to many in our society and passionate about their loved ones and friends close to them.

be yourself my guy

Stop being hard on yourself. You can be your own worse enemy. I've realised you can't please everybody. You need to find your group who appreciates you. Teachers can be pathetic.

It's simple. Take pride in our cultural roots and don't be a slave.

Being of mixed race is hard enough for non-Europeans but adding to it a lost connection to one's heritage is truly a generational tragedy. I had experience with this, though my method of combating it was going further into my culture even when my family refused to engage in it. Now more than a decade later only me and my parents know how to speak our native tongue but since they made a rule to not use it at home none of my four siblings speak it. I had many racist experiences but the one that hurt the most was that of my family rejecting me for it. I'm the only one that maintains contact with my extended family outside of the US (they cut contact with them) since I believe in a strong family line connection. But my family see's me as a shameful blot on their perfect "Americanized" family. It caused me an identity crisis that for someone like me shouldn't have ever been a thing. I had a strong identity even though I am mixed. But I really felt you when you talked about the ways the ignorance of society/'s constantly wants to break your knee and make you break down about who you are. The most painful thing about it is that there will never be closure from any of the fools. We will eventually have to accept the incomplete presenting personas that we are. My personal solace is my heritage and my family tree's history which puts a lot of my identity mania to peace.

i appreciate your personal story, its terrible how our identites are used to dehumanise us. as a hopelessly cynical person all i would say is that in "unsubscribing to the model of excellence" you may very well be reconstructing a much more stable model of excellence. for a "white" person like me my identity in this country is kind of like a non-identity, i dont even know what my heritage is and i have a kind of invisibility. there is no internal conflict, there is just an internal silence in terms of my ethno-racial identity. wether you flip the narrative or not you're still subjected to having an identity on those grounds in the first place. you're perfectly free to choose to resist that and reject the imposition of a particular identity whatsoever. you're not asian, not australian, not chinese, not australian born chinese and dont need to be anything. not to say theres anything wrong or bad about what you're talking about, just that theres space to completely reject the identity in the first place

We asian need to speak up more.

Also, it takes the piss that you receive hostility from whoever it is in Australia. The only true natives of Australia are the aborigine. All the rest can f**k off with this 'you're an outsider' talk

I've seen it myself. Generally (and I mean going into about 90-95%) of east Asian people are well natured and don't disrespect others. Peace-able people. You might see some hostility in their own countries like China (foreign nurses being spat at by old school Chinese for example). But all the east asians that get discriminated on are for no justifiable reason. I actually really hope you all look out for each other and punish the cowards that do this to you. I've seen blatant racism mostly from fellow Whites but also even more from the blacks. That doesn't seem to get mentioned enough nowadays which really pisses me off

Yes 💯

It makes us stronger.

Not just Aussies. I thought the same thing about asian men.

wow Glad you are sharing this, never realised theres so much discrimination towards Asian guys out there.

Extremely interesting introspective thoughts

60 yrs of working with horses and dogs taught me that if I call them baby,, honey, sweetheart, etc, it's hard to get mad at them. When it deteriorates to 'you sonofabitch', it's time to step back and reassess.