

Just your Vietnamese comrade, currently camping abroad.
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(Profile pic: Lê Đức Thọ)
Suffering from a case of serious inferiority complex
Maybe it started out because when I was little I was a bit above average, always being used to spot #1 really eroded my sense of modesty.
Now my grades are really down and with that I'm giving myself yet another cigarette to deaden my mind, I'm starting to antagonize even the bois in class that cheered me up - just because their grades are nigh impeccable while seemingly only I suffer from 'blunders', somethimes I become exceptionally petty and secretly wish they too would do a fuck-up once.
For a place in uni later on I don't actually have to stress myself too much, but seeing my grades less than that of younger classmates gives me anything but peace at mind. And the night before I prepared myself up until 2 a.m..
I always appear to have less friends, my hobbies are obscure, things I can say to hold a conversation is getting.. fewer by the day, I don't know any memes anymore, my interests are too esoteric, I have nothing much going on. The only thing I could only boast about these days, my limited language capabilities, is now also aggrevating my inferiority complex - I met a foreigner that is so keen on my language he is starting to ask me questions I can't even answer because I had not even known about such grammar/words. He's 13. I'm legally a man now.
So what do I have bois, save a muddled mess of half-cockedness, inextricable tangles of social life and everpresent thoughtlessness in every aspect
I'm aware of my case. The mates I have, my family, they all console me, told me not to give a damn, I know it only worsens my case but the sentiment kicks in almost instinctlively, I don't want to wish harm upon anymone, I don't want to further terrorize my already sickly mental health. It feels so hard to accept that one can't win against someone at times, at least for me
Tears are gushing out of my eyes at the moment I write this sentence, can I even help my miserable self at this point
Sorry if I'm on the wrong forum again mates, I just don't want to burden known associates about this
An encounter I had in Germany
Well firstly I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this lol, sorry comrades I've not used Lemmygrad so frequently and I kinda don't want this on my Reddit account.
So I'm a Viet studying abroad in Germany, residing in the former East. One free Saturday a while ago me and the countrymen were going to Halle and suddenly a woman appoached us, first speaking in English but then switching over to German once she realized I spoke the tongue. At first she asked how many COVID shots I've taken (prolly cause we were wearing face masks). I was about to answer when I noticed the 'End CCP' leaflet on her hand (lol can't even get the name right eh). Then I said 'Ich interesse mich nicht dafür' ('I'm not interested'), whereupon she flipped pretty hard lol.
She proceeded to ask us what we're doing in this country, and then harangues us about how we have to 'play with' ('mitspielen') since we're 'now in the West, not China anymore' (democracy much?). Then my friend just said that we're Vietnamese and then that actually shuts her up for good, prompting her to leave without saying a word.
Smh shoulda blasted Red sun in the sky.
And that makes me think a lot: Do those 'anti-authoritarian warriors' realize that it's pretty racist to assume and pidgeonhole ethnic groups like that, and that it's un-democratic if people all have to 'play with' in a 'free' society?
Pretty unbecoming and contradictory of their 'goals' huh.
Also got "Nihao"'d multiple times here, beautiful country.
(Once again sorry if this isn't the place to post stories/rants).