「黃家駒 Wong Ka Kui」 | (aka: 鳳凰院 凶真 Hououin Kyouma)

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(He/Him/佢/他)

Country of Origin: People’s Republic of China
Current Nationality: United States of America

Native Speaker of:
粵語/廣東話 Cantonese
国语/普通话 Mandarin
台山話 Taishanese


alts: @WongKaKui@piefed.social


消滅中共,建新中華!
Down with the CCP Regime!

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  • I’m supposed to be, but I had to withdraw due to depression…

    I mean… I literally got so much separation anxiety when I tried to stay at a college owned apartment, literally had trouble sleeping…

    I mean is it even surprising I have depression? like… never feeling safe outside and also never feeling safe at home either… yea depression is just a deterministic outcome at this point

    Oh btw my older brother never opted for the university housing… he just went to the satelite campuses close by instead of the main campus, to stay at home throught the entire 4 years… like just commutes to college… its a 30 - 45 min drive away… (I mean I also chose the satallite campus, but I tried to live away from home)

    I don’t think he wants to admit it, but I think he’s also afraid of leaving home…

    Literally never seen him go outside or anything besides work… so he’s just like me… but he’s acts, IMO, even weirder than me

    So… it’s not just me… my mom has raised kids that are trauma bonded to her and don’t know how to be independent…

    Great job, mom 🫠



  • This is such a foreign question for me.

    Yea I know, which is why I’m kinda embarassed to ask it on a western forum.

    My parents kinda just never really put much effort into encouraging me to be independent.

    play outside as soon as possible (age 3 or 4? Idk, long time ago)

    Kids in my parents’ village might do that.

    I think during 0-8 years old I was mostly living in a city, except like sometimes visiting parents’ villages and I never felt comfortable exploring much anyways, I don’t know the kids and I’d be back in the city for when school starts. Like city-city, not suburb. I was in Guangzhou, China. Like Apartment buildings. I remember my mom warned me a lot about kidnappers (apparantly it happens often in China according to my mom) so I don’t remember going outside often and never unaccopanied. Parents were like busy and worked from early morning till late at night. I mean they even have this weird child-proof lock thing that locked from the outside… like you turn a key all the way in a direction and it locks and prevents the inside from opening it. Cuz if nobody was home, my parents didn’t want us to like… run off or something…

    Well I wasn’t like alone-alone, I just get stuck at home with my older brother… who just wanna like fight with me all the time…

    Pretty sure this childproof lock thing is a firehazard… 👀

    Oddly enough, I remember I’d walk home alone during school lunch time… like I’d walk home, eat lunch at home, then walk back to school (cuz there was no free school lunch), I was like 6-7 I think, and it was like in broad daylight so I guess my grandmother just didn’t feel like picking me up. But I think my grandmother was supposed to take me to school and pick me up most of the time.

    That was the extent of my independence. I wasn’t allowed to like play outside… cuz of the supposedly kidnappers that roam the streets (I looked up a few videos now as an adult, kinda terrifying ngl).

    When we arrived in the US… similar… but its more because of being in a foreign country so I personally also felt scared. My mom just put me in an afterschool program so I’d be in school till 6 PM then stay at home till next day. Weekends I’m not supposed to go outside unless there’s a parent with me. I always need a parents to go outside… I mean I guess mom both didn’t want me to be in danger and also was afraid leaving us outside unaccompanied would trip up CPS or something… and you definitely don’t want them involved when you’re new in the country.

    So yea… I never got to be by myself

    So I eventually learned English, and this place became “less foreign” to me. And I also got older…

    but still… I think I just got so used to never being by myself from birth till like… 13 years old(I think?), that I never really tried to go outside much, even when I was eventually allowed to walk home by myself when I was 6th grade…

    I did like go to the library a few times to use their computer to play some web browser unity fps games… but then stopped doing that when I had a computer at home.

    My parents never really pushed me to go outside… and I think I just got so used to the “stranger danger”…

    so… yeah…

    I guess the takeaway from this post is… I realized how much my parents and the circumstances of my life kinda stunted my mental development?

    Edit: Btw, my older brother who’s 5 years older than me still lives at home… so yea… I don’t see him going outside much except for like work… and he has zero social life…

    So yea… thanks a lot, mom… 👀




  • I have a library nearby, but honestly I only went there when I was a teen and my laptop stopped working.

    I don’t really like to go there just to read a book, too awkward for me, I prefer just downloading a .epub from online.

    Its like… its all just older people that goes there. I never seen like someone my age, especially now that young people all have their own computers and they don’t need to use the library computers anymore… it feels so out of place being there, its all just older people there. Cause too much anxiety for me.

    There is a park near me that I like to go to, but it’s driving distance away not easily walkable to (takes like an hour or something, I aint gonna walk 2 hours to and from there, public transit doesn’t go there,), my dad just drives me there all the time so I never actually went there alone.

    Also like, I’m actually kinda scared of public transit. I also never really been on public transit alone, I’ve always been with at least one of my parents.

    Omg I realized my messed up my life actually is. I hear that kids go party during teenage years… but I ended up being just so anxious and never like learn how to be independent.

    There are like shopping malls within 20 minutes walking distance, but I don’t wanna like just walk around if I’m not buying anything… feels too weird.

    I feel like I really need a driver’s license so I can just like… feel more in control. (I could like borrow parents car for now)