And be diligent with your birth control in the interim , manage your own . <| sep |> hang tight a sec , we ' ll make rational decisions once this adrenaline has worn off in a week or so <| sep |> I own a digital copy of Pokemon Omega Ruby and would like to transfer its save data to a new 3 DS . How do I go about doing this ? <| sep |> She ' d be mine , but I think she ' s after some guy named snow <| sep |> Wrong video man <| sep |> Very creative <| sep |> how to do ? <| sep |> Another Korean checking in ! 07222016 , I haven ' t experienced abuse like yours , but I can relate when it comes to defying expectations in a Korean household . Coming out as bi in a samesex relationship wasn ' t easy , especially when Korean culture expects unquestioned respect for elders even older strangers just because they are older , even by a month . I was also taught in my childhood that children are not allowed questions , especially during disciplinary measures , and god forbid if you showed negative emotions like angersadnessfrustration for being punishedphysically beat . It ' s ingrained in many Korean children to be obedient and silent based on cultural expectations . I absorbed more cultural norms from my public school and nonKorean friends , so my perspective frequently clashed with my parents '. I just want to say that fighting back and asking for equal respect is not unreasonable . You might question yourself and wonder if you overreacted or were in the wrong somehow . Stop . It can be tough to break out of the mental state where you feel like you owe them something even something ' small ' like an open line of communication because that ' s how you were taught and how it was always done , but you can snap out of it and stay out of it . Let me know if you want to talk , even if it ' s just to complain about some aspects of Korean culture . I am so down for that .