Why Your Asian Friend Cringes at Your ‘Compliment’
<p>There’s that moment — usually innocuous, always awkward — when someone throws a ‘compliment’ my way, thinking they’re in the clear. Something like, “Wow, your English is really good!” Or the classic, “You’re really good at math, huh?” It’s one of those moments that are so quietly disturbing, it’s like getting a paper cut and only realizing it when you accidentally pour salt on it.</p>
<p>Why do I cringe, you ask? Let’s dive into the murky waters of misplaced ‘compliments’ and subtle jabs, often enveloped in the guise of admiration or curiosity.</p>
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