Asia World Media

"Living in America with a name like mine, it wasn't easy. In fact, it sucked." Mispronouncing someone's name is a minor inconvenience, not a genuine struggle. When you move to a Western country, you can't expect every person you meet to perfectly pronounce a foreign name on the first try. People mispronounce my name all the time. All I have to do is correct them. Yet these sanctimonious ivory tower boba libs show zero gratitude for the country that welcomed them, zero empathy for the people who welcomed them in, and throw tantrums over petty slights. That's exactly why sentiment is turning against immigrants like them. They're entitled, acting like they deserve special treatment while offering nothing in return. And that's why they can't even have an ounce of patience for people who mispronounce their names. If mispronounced names and "microaggressions" are enough to make your life suck, you've been bubble-wrapped your entire life.