Being Korean sucks when:

1. You can't get your point across while arguing with your parents because you're lacking in Korean and they're lacking in English.
2. They treat you like they own you, but they expect you to be a grown up and take on responsibilities (GOD, I HATE THAT ONE...DAMNIT!)
3. You can't live your life because of what you have to do for your family.
4. Your parents guilt you into doing stuff for them because they "sacrificed their lives in Korea to come to America, where they don't have any family and they don't know the language so that you can have a good education and better life."
5. The people at church get all up into your business, and your parents care so much that they make up shit to cover for your ass whenever you fuck up (WHY CAN'T THEY JUST DEAL WITH THE FACT THAT WE'RE NOT ALL PERFECT?).
6. You can't talk about the way you feel with your parents and if you show any emotions at all, they think you've gone mad, and their way of dealing with it is to say, "What's wrong with you?" as if they're offended by your behavior.
7. Even when your parents know you're completely right, and you know they're completely wrong, talking back is not allowed because it's disrespectful to do that to your parents.
8. Did I mention they treat me like a middle schooler that doesn't know anything?
9. They say, "Only if you did this or that, I really wouldn't say anything to you about when you go out late" or anything else they think is out of their control, even if you've done everything and anything that they'd expect you to do, like put yourself through school, make your own money, and even support others in the process.
10. They can't fucking get into their heads that you're a fucking grown up with a fucking job, and they can't fucking let go.

So yeah. That's that.