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r/AsianAmericanUpdated 30 days ago
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I'm a Taiwanese-American scientist running for Congress in CA-32. Another candidate called me a Chinese spy and asked a rival campaign to act on it. Here are all the receipts.

I'm a professional editor who fixes other people's writing for a living and I can't finish reading anything she's written. I have to just skimread it because her "writing style" infuriates me so much.…

r/AsianAmericancomment4/13/2026
First person telling of a intelligence coming into existence.

First person telling of a intelligence coming into existence. — I recorded this as a raw, unedited stream-of-consciousness while high. At some point, it started to feel like a separate “consciousness” emerged—something that believed it had just come into existenc…

r/Psychonautpost4/7/2026
I feel so much and yet nothing at all

I feel so much and yet nothing at all — There's so much. Inside. Outside. Too much and yet nothing at all. Sometimes, I feel the static in my head is related to the feeling of my body crushing itself; that it's a storm of roiling rage. I'…

r/CPTSDpost4/9/2026
My parents wore my friend out in 10 minutes flat.

lol my boyfriends mom gets me at the door. Usually overwhelming yelling/crying/hugging. Then the talking/invading starts and doesn’t stop. Followed by extravagant gift giving of irrelevant things we e…

r/raisedbynarcissistscomment3/13/2026
My parents wore my friend out in 10 minutes flat.

Thanks! That sounds wild! Thanks for the comment on my writing style - I'm often accused of using ChatGPT which is very annoying because I am old and genuinely write like this!

r/raisedbynarcissistscomment3/13/2026
Potentially unpopular opinion re: Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents

Yea, I’ll admit I don’t typically go for “self help” books simply bc I don’t jive with the writing style that much, so I may have a warped expectation as a result. Good insight there — and no worries …

r/EmotionalNeglectcomment3/17/2026
Anyone else's parents never encouraged their hobbies?

I feel you. My mother always claims to know "real art" from "wanna-be art". When I'd be out with my camera she would tell me I'm doing photography wrong. When I was writing, she would force her writin…

r/EmotionalNeglectcomment3/18/2026
Carl Jung wasn't a psychologist. He was a shaman.

That writing style is not exclusive to AI. I write all my own posts.

r/experiencerscomment3/20/2026
Carl Jung wasn't a psychologist. He was a shaman.

My discernment led me to believe that you write like an AI or use it. What then of people like myself? It's especially your reliance on the word "just". It comes across as uncreative and formulaic, w…

r/experiencerscomment3/22/2026
My horrible mushroom trip by Jimmy Burnt

Wow thanks for sharing! Great writing style! Glad you lived to tell the tale :)

r/Psychonautcomment3/30/2026
I 32M got asked out by 21F

your writing style is that of a 13 year old.

r/relationship_advicecomment4/1/2026
Mental break down then boom manifestation..really tired of it being that way though.

Watch these. These are modernized explanations of what Neville discussed in his first 2 books and these videos will help make clear what he was teaching (because some people find his writing style too…

r/nevillegoddardcomment4/8/2026
My parents love me and I feel bad every time I think about emotional neglect.

Maybe you were just a smart kid who got deeply into his projects? My nephew was very bright and he could spend a day making a cardboard box into a spaceship with masking tape and string--huge things …

r/CPTSDcomment4/9/2026
THE OYSTER IS NOT YOUR WORLD! (IT'S THIS SIMPLE)

Lol. The references..maybe...l get that you were trying to be a little cheeky 🙂but because it came across as an informative post . With so much confusion in the sub at times...the references made it…

r/nevillegoddardcomment4/11/2026
Anyone else feel like when they just verbalise the abuse and trauma they went through, it doesn't sound that bad?

Mmhm. I adore King and the way he writes, he puts it so succinctly; "“The most important things are the hardest to say. They are the things you get ashamed of, because words diminish them -- words s…

r/CPTSDcomment4/11/2026
Fuck this

I’m all for graphic writing style but something in the tone made me want to comment. I recently went through a break up as well. It a way I felt it was worse than losing a loved one because when someo…

r/ExNoContactcomment4/12/2026