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fandomsecrets2015-05-22 06:06 pm
[ SECRET POST #3061 ]
⌈ Secret Post #3061 ⌋
Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.
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11. [SPOILERS for Avengers: Age of Ultron]

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17. [WARNING for violence/assault?]

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20. [WARNING for rape]

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Re: Inappropriate questions
Even in academic settings where culture classes are a real thing you can take people have funny stories about how stereotypes are upheld/subverted/exemplified by people they have encountered. The entire point of those classes is to find out what kinds of cultural impressions are formed and whether or not they are accurate or inaccurate (and a lot of the time there's an emphasis on how to form an accurate cultural impression).
Those questions are really some of the most meaningful things you can ask someone, as they tend to start honest dialogues about expectations and they open the door to shared experience.
Re: Inappropriate questions
My dad even told me there are a few Malays that consider Malay culture to be abhorrent want want to eliminate it altogether due to being "Un-Islamic". Asking about culture is a big deal down here.
Re: Inappropriate questions
The thing is, the only reason I even know this is because my Chinese-Malaysian friends (now moved to Australia, but grew up in Msia) were willing to share things about their cultural practices and openly discuss problems with government and homophobia and the like.
It's kind of tough, but the only way you really get meaningful discourse or meet like-minded people is by broaching those subjects. I mean... there are ways to do it delicately, but it's still kind of a necessary thing if we're going to have the kind of global, multi-ethnic, multi-cultural society that a lot of places in the world are evolving towards.