Asian Vs. White People In Therapy

[@ntdk1080]

I'm definitely not my parents' favorite child... I'm the only child... lmao

[@torryfantastic7422]

That’s my favs too!

[@KiddoO77]

In china,we always say that the child that parents‘ favorite is always someone else’s child.😂

[@khoadk1]

True statement lol

[@Nocturnal_Lorena]

Omg the last part with the mom was hilarious! 😂😂😂

[@akatsuki60616]

I was laughing, but suddenly I just burst into tears.😢

[@portaltwo]

The ending! Unexpected and hilarious! You rock.

[@thedolphin5428]

This chick is brilliant! Both those "patients" are so-true to Californian white vs Chinese immigrant stereotypes.

[@DAIDAI2955]

tbh, as a chinese i won't even think of talking to therapist unless I'm forced to.

[@zepho100]

My Chinese wife treats our boys very differently to how I do, being British. What I noticed the most is the yelling. Happy yelling, upset yelling, general yelling -- alot of yelling lol.

[@natees7662]

Typical way of communicating “Asian love.” No cap.

[@chojinacd]

🤣🤣🤣

[@zepho100]

@@life_is_the_proof_of_god my wife does everything very loudly, and when she’s excited it gets louder and louder 😂. My eldest son also does this.

[@disarchitected]

mate I feel for you. cultural clash can be stressful.

[@zepho100]

@@disarchitected it was tough at first but I’ve been in China for 12 years (I’m 33) so I’ve got used to things. My wife rocks, my work partner is also amazing. 😊

[@roseze5830]

I'm chinese, which I agree my parents were frugal and they never told me they loved me. But they were always there for me and told me to be careful and taught me how to be a righteous and good person. All the nagging and overprotective are actions that spoke love. I wouldn't have it any other way. I show my parents love back by asking if they had eaten, buy them nice clothes and take them out on trips. Sometimes action speaks louder than words.

[@helalythouhid6203]

I just came across your video tonight and already watched all videos on your channel and still watching again!!!

[@EmiliaLiu]

So glad to see you back on KZbin again

[@im_YUuUY]

After watching this video and carefully recalling it, I realized that my parents really didn't say anything like they were proud of me lmao. I wonder what it's like to be complimented by your parents like this, and just how good you have to be to make your parents feel proud?

[@dawneythechinese]

😢

[@YCHTT]

Are parents suppose to say those thing?

[@arkaniaknight6268]

Different parents have different way of expressing their feelings. The important thing eventually is to feel supported by them. If not used genuinely "I'm proud of you" could be just an empty phrase which anyone could say.

[@YCHTT]

@@arkaniaknight6268 Are parents suppose to say those thing?

[@k.p.8955]

My parents were educators and made it a point to let me know they were proud of me when I was growing up. They were proud of me basically no matter what and it actually does give you confidence. On the other hand, sometimes you feel like you should be doing more to MAKE them proud of you, like some BIG thing. The thing is, I basically am a decent person and that's what they wanted me to be and they are proud of me for that. I wish I did do some big amazing thing (I'm not dead yet so maybe I will) but they make me feel loved and always accepted and it is terrific. Anyway, this video was hilarious. I loved it!

[@isabellaliu8930]

It was not until I went to college when I realized how lucky I was to grew up in such a “normal” and healthy family. Like honestly, I wouldn’t even say I am lucky on any Chinese social media platform cause I know it sounds like showing off and that just hurts.😔😔

[@wallywong6355]

never mind, it’s just different culture. Our way of expressing love is really deep. Asian did a lot for child behind including my asshole father.

[@stefanp3553]

You did a great job. I had to laugh many times. I did know the stereotypes, (because I live in HK), but you delivered them so well.

[@dawneythechinese]

It’s all from my own experience tho 😂

[@happywater335]

@@dawneythechinese ​ You~ are not alone. But it indeed was good old times. I kind miss it cuz it makes me feel like at home. 😂

[@leonardrio5413]

制作精良，有才，又有勇气，前来支持一波！

[@maelgwni]

lol so true. This relates to all Asians by the way (including South Asians - some people don't consider us Asians, lol). You're too good Dawn XP

[@kevindst]

OML the last scene was so funny

[@BatfreakinMan]

idk why you dont have a million subs.. each and every video you make is just amazing!

[@rahmikamila2599]

Wong is me. when i share story about my childhood, it's like a dark joke to me

[@sophiachance1020]

I'm Chinese and I prove it's trueeeee! My parents never turn to physical violence but I've witnessed way too many examples in real life here XD

[@dawneythechinese]

You are one lucky Chinese kid

[@Phoca_Vitulina]

Ahh this was so funny/relatable! I laughed really hard at the not the favorite child and being the only child! That's cool you're doing skits now!

[@theflavor1990]

GIRL i just love ur humour.........good luck for future.....

[@juliec6373]

Omgggg saw it on Xiaohongshu it’s so good❤ so I went on KZbin and shared it to my western friends!!!

[@Jalapaniochillychese]

You are a great actress!

[@olivia7759]

Wah! Know which one I am! Tree branch didn't break though. 🤣

[@cruelsummer9783]

换个角度想，如果一点“小挫折”就能影响个人的人生轨迹和精神健康，那我觉得我们更需要建立健全的心理咨询和医疗系统了，我们幸存了，但我们并不安全

[@philipdavis7521]

I think this will hit a lot of people hard! Very funny indeed.

[@malikon6953]

"I was not my parents favorite child,... also I'm an only child" LMAO

[@victorcretu7741]

Hmmm...My parents never told me they love me. I'm Romanian. Romanian parents have a different "style". They do not tell their children "I love you!". They tell their children "I trust you 100%. I'm sure any decision you take is the right one!". That puts the responsibility on their children's shoulders. Now, they cannot do anything wrong, they do not want to betray their parents' trust. It's a bit of reverse psychology.

[@alinevennemann1904]

I never knew I was raised Asian, thank you

[@wls3950]

Good to see you back

[@MalaysiaBarista]

I am Asian, so I can say this is so true. So if your parents don't treat you like this, you aren't a true Asian :) Which... might not be a bad thing from this video.

[@markobegus]

SOLD. If I ever marry she will be Asian. Thank you!

[@tconnolly9820]

I think this would stereotypically have been Asian vs AMERICAN people in therapy. As an Irish man, therapy is still something that's very uncommon here although it is becoming more common. I'm sure Dawn's Irish husband from a rural farming background would have told her the same.

[@nessy9022]

That's why I can't figure out what's going on here, her wedding speech has millions of views - but her stereotypes are basically drawn from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Chinese from the generation before hers (too poor to buy a bike), and Dr Katz.

[@tanyar2965]

Lol. I'm Asian and everything she said is so true. "Are my parents supposed to say they love me?" LOL. As an Asian mom now, I make sure I tell my children I love them. This video is a therapy session.

[@danzwku]

More of these! 👍

[@Kim15]

OMG THE AMERICAN ONE IS SO ACCURATE!! 😂😂 Not jk someone in my school acts like that 💀

[@candyman111881]

Love all the videos. 👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@homarika3809]

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[@SAGE1991]

This is so true..being an asian.. 😑😅

[@carrierserena]

you are very talented

[@xingyuzhu9210]

LMAO😆😆 Well, have to believe that I was a super bastard before this life and that's why I was born in East Asia for this time. (Some reincarnation shit)

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[@kevinl6231]

Oh noooo. An 86😦? It’s either the slipper or back scratcher!

[@pompeyf5795]

“Yeah, My mom beat me with these tree branch and broke in half, it was hilarious.”

[@yokumato]

Good and incisive, A+

[@charlielee3356]

Always like that 😢uneventful but traumatized

[@criticalanalyst7546]

made my day🤣🤣🤣

[@istaygrounded]

So real 🤣 love this

[@AimeeCVaj]

Hard life vs Spoiled & privileged

[@MrLenoir99]

No kidding?

[@tomeverett2212]

Spot on!

[@unimelblenny]

This is so true, the contrast of parenting standard haba thats why asian parents dont say i love you but have you eaten? Dont eat junk food!

[@whalium889]

Hilarious!! And v accurate

[@gordonchan8807]

Again you have nailed it. Chinese parents don’t praise nor express love in any way. My parents loved the youngest child the most because he became a pediatrician. They were not happy with their oldest child who became a high school English teacher. Keep the truth coming.

[@sabishiikarasu4158]

Too good 😂

[@AliceSensei]

Accurate asian experience

[@charankumar7254]

I think you got married he said he was proud of you🤣🤣🤣

[@jorgesolis7891]

Your bf must be very happy or worried at the same time...

[@user-qiutangz0214]

：我看美剧里为他们的童年哭泣，然后想想我本人经历过的… …

[@ssatie871]

so true as an Asian

[@robyn8842]

Omg this is accurate!

[@Nik29austria]

Where is the white?

[@elsa17z]

Can't give you childhood trauma if we never let you have a childhood!

[@NoName-t7e]

Always assumed I was white (European) because of the way I look, now I realize I might be Asian.

[@怠惰少年-o8i]

04:10 what the fuxk 😂

[@Johnny_Savage]

This is East Coast Americans though not white people XD but funny!

[@healypa]

Tse tse. Maith an cailìn 😄

[@JesusGarcia-jn2me]

Kim so fine

[@rahmikamila2599]

Asian just built different😅 Our parents beat up us but we still love them, without saying love to them

[@AimeeCVaj]

LMAO! I agree!

[@trmdy]

ok now it seems for me russian parents learn how to grow their kids from Chinese one😭

[@kirkgreenman1386]

Omg was so funny but true

[@nobleroofinggeneralcontrac7961]

Funny because it is true haha

[@yashmagarwal2715]

So gooodddd

[@mosca3289]

Are you supposed to say that to your kid 😅

[@NoName-t7e]

Asian vs White? Or Asian vs European perhaps? Or dare I say it, Yellow vs White?

[@footballgodismessilouis5889]

其它asian不好说，中国本地出产的asian，大部分，认真需要的咨询课程时长远超过其它地区中位数，要咨询的方向也更全面。

[@kaman325]

XDDDDD Awesome!

[@jinxshaw4172]

soooo true🥲🥲😅

[@evandanger5443]

BAOZI BOIIIIIIYZ

[@neeladrireddy3068]

This is funny, but how many will see the sad side?

[@johnsmith-iv6sc]

😂😂😂

[@A巧嫣]

笑晕

[@ssamcobalt4956]

Clara Trinity

[@bogdanski6928]

Kobita jest mocna.

[@xihuantiyu]

LOL

[@roberthutchins4584]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Fulianzi258]

只能说确实

[@kylorenthehusky2584]

😂😂

[@vkckckdkk2519]

会人格分裂吗。

[@user-qiutangz0214]

据我观察应该是不会，大部分人长大后会和解，因为各种原因。最不好的是把这个影响带给下一代，不过很多可能不会有下一代了，还有的觉得自己受过创伤，不希望孩子也这样受伤。会越来越好的… …maybe

[@barbarossax6606]

笑死我了，白人的夸张和虚伪，我们的残酷和坚韧，还有非常真实的发色妆容口音

[@tconnolly9820]

I think this is a stereotypical privileged American rather than someone specifically white. Probably aimed at an American audience more than European.

[@barbarossax6606]

@@tconnolly9820 Agreed. I m in the UK and I found nobody acts like an American cry baby.

[@wanggok]

u r very very beautiful

[@nemowu6898]

😊😂😢😢😢

[@Minaminaminami211]

Lmao I swear living in a typical east Asian family is not fun at all.New trauma just comes up every time 😅

[@lmapicas3279]

Damn so I am a white person then.....Oh and the Asian is cute the White girl not so much

[@barbarossax6606]

i m chinese and vice versa

[@daoni445]

悲哀的墙国人都懂

[@SunnySzetoSz2000]

亞洲人都懂，跟你說的毫無關係

[@baulking9224]

学贯中西

[@Jeffrey45216]

Hahahhahahah