#asianblr

[byvishanti]

GANG I SUMMON THEE

I have made a substack and I am thoroughly enjoying writing there + reading about what people write. so my fellow asians and desis, (or anyone who's into writing really) who are on substack .... come join me, please. I need friends on here.

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[oceanamethyst]

me writing an essay detailing the plights of immigrants in the 19th century, talking about how they were poorly treated especially the Chinese (my ancestors) while relating it to the things immigrants face nowadays and i still see anti-chinese sentiment, while wishing that i was playing pjsk instead or writing my pjsk fanfiction while berating myself for procrastinating until the last day because my executives weren't functioning

[is-weird-me]

asian things are so sexy

for example, me

[noyou-rmisia]

I'm trying out 怹 as a pronoun, I want to add some articles that talk about using non-english pronouns in english spaces to the no you/your misia racism & ableism post. 他, T A, and X他 are the most well known examples of gender neutral third person pronouns in Mandarin. But in looking for more gender neutral pronouns I found 怹, though it is rarely used outside of dialect, it is a courtesy way of referring to someone, I like that it is composed if the characters 他 and 心. Imo I think it could be a great alternative gender neutral pronoun.

Admittedly, I am not a native Mandarin speaker and my Mandarin is very basic. I do a lot more vocab than sentence composition. But I'm curious what other Chinese folks think about this