「黃家駒 Wong Ka Kui」 | (aka: 鳳凰院 凶真 Hououin Kyouma)

(He/Him/佢/他)

Country of Origin: People’s Republic of China
原生国:中华人民共和国
Current Country of Nationality: United States of America 🇺🇸🏳️‍🌈
现国籍:美利坚合众国

Native Speaker of:
母语:

粵語/廣東話 Cantonese
国语/普通话 Mandarin
台山話 Taishanese
(I probably speak more languages than you do xD)


alts: @WongKaKui@piefed.social


消滅中共,建新中華!
Down with the CCP Regime!

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  • She does not talk about politics on her social media accounts, save for one video she posted last year displaying a chart of her political ideology.

    Just ONE image of the political conpass with the dot being on Lib-Left… pretty sure that was the only reason

    “Just got off the phone with President Trump. In our meeting earlier, I shared my concerns about Columbia student Elaina Aghayeva, who was detained by ICE this morning. He has just informed me that she will be released imminently,” Mamdani said in a social media announcement.

    Shortly after Mamdani’s statement, Aghayeva confirmed that she had been released from ICE detention and was going back to her apartment.

    “I am safe and okay,” she wrote, adding, “I am so sorry but I am in complete shock over what happened.”

    Hmm interesting…

    I wonder what would’ve happened if Cuomo was in that position… would he even fight it? (probably not lol)






  • idk…

    just an example: I never really had any of my peers stand up for me when I get bullied in school… I doubt that in the adult world, others are gonna step in since its even more dangerous than k-12 so people are just gonna be bystanders while I get beaten in broad daylight (hypothetical, haven’t actually been assulted as an adult yet)…

    maybe if people stood up to bullies more, I’d have more faith, but as of now, I feel so alone… even family feels very cold to me… but I feel even more scared to leave and be alone out in the world… like a “the enemy you know” type of thing…

    like its a “kill or be killed” type of world

    -Philly, PA, USA

    People from other places might feel differently


  • As for them shocking your brain without your consent and making you forget the whole thing, I don’t think that’s possible.

    These days its done under anesthesia.

    So I imagine my parents could, hypothetically, drug me to sleep then, just like those teens with the “internet detox camp” thing, get dragged out in the middle of the night for “trearment” for my “behavior problems”…

    See here’s the thing:

    I have memories of when my mom got mad at me, she’d threaten to give my identity to someone else and let them bet her son…

    like she said she’d “send me back to China” then find some kid around the same age as me and looks like me and “behaved” more, and just like adopt them, and just use my documents to get them to the US, then pretend that’s her son and forget I ever existed…

    like… what the fuck?

    she said it so casually as a joke and so I just have so much anxiety about being abandoned…

    Literally just 12 hours ago she told me she wants to adopt two kids and let them be her heirs and forget about me and my older brother because “we don’t behave” or “dissappointed in us” or something… and like just disinherit us…

    what the fuck?

    like I already got rejected by my birth country for being the 2nd child born during one child policy, now my own mother is threatening to sever connections…

    I’m gonna have an existential crisis… identity crisis…







  • You’ll also be more likely to treat people who speak a different language as people rather than things.

    Conversely, I sort of have a superiority complex because I’m bilingual, so I sort of¹ silengly judge Chinese Diaspora that cant read Chinese and Speak either Cantonese or Mandarin.

    (¹Not that much, like I don’t treat them any worse, I just a “I have more linguistic knowledge than you 😏” moment, and silently “patting myself on the back”)

    When I first came to the US, I got discriminated upon by ABCs (American-Born Chinese) for not speaking English… (like do they expect me to know a language the moment I step off a plane? the fuck?)… so that’s probably why I think the way I do.

    Even my cousins, who were born in and grew up in the US, didn’t wanna talk to me… like I could just feel the silent treatment and like were so cold to me.

    I remembers the kids in school that I “vibed” with the most were Cantonese-speakers.

    Didn’t feel like I could confidently talk to ABCs, like its just couldn’t really “vibe” with them until like more than 4 years of learning English… Like even when I already grasped the basics 1/2 years in… I still didn’t feel like I’ve mastered it…

    Honestly it’s sort of a ego thing.

    Every time I wanna kms, I remind myself that I’m bilingual and most people only know one language, so I just put off the thoughts. Cuz my next incarnation, I might not have this opportunity to be bilingual again. (My knowledge of Chinese isn’t actually that good, but its better than most ABCs, who can’t even read basic characters)