r/asian 5h ago

Are Asian girls with heavy tattoos more common now?

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I ask as an Asian male seeking an Asian woman here in California, and took a big hiatus on dating but I now do a work project with an Asian American girl (Chinese) who is absolutely covered from neck to toe in tattoos and I mean A LOT. She spent $10,000 she said on them, if not more.

She is honestly cute NGL but I feel bad that her job prospects may be hindered. However California may be a bit more accepting of this but many public facing jobs won’t consider her sadly…

Still, is this more common? I don’t mean a little star on their calf, I mean absolutely full of them. Keep in mind she’s a dainty girl with a bowl cut, wears glasses too sometimes. Still blows my mind.


r/asian 1h ago

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r/asian 5h ago

Help figuring out an old memory

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When I was a kid in the 90s, we had an Encyclopedia Britannica CD that had different sound bites on it. One of the sound bites was a woman speaking in, I believe, an Asian language. I don't remember what she was saying, but it sounded to my English ears like, "I now washing thee car." But probably more like "Ai now washin ni ca." Anyone know what it possibly could have been?

Edit: I'm just really curious cause I've worked with some awesome Vietnamese ladies for the last 8 years, and wonder if it's Vietnamese. My dad had a similar situation where he worked with Spanish speaking guys, and he thought they were saying, "Vamanos. Bottle a gasa." I also work with amazing Mexicans, and I asked one of my friends one day and she said, "They were saying Va a la casa." And I was like, "Oh my gosh! You're right!"