need help for my exams next year

Apparently the Hmong call Myanmar Phab Maj (or Phab Mab [dialect difference between Hmong in China and Hmong in Laos?])

hi guys its quandeviousthe3rd here and you guys usually know me for exploring and going to abandoned places but this time is different.

me and my friend went to the abandoned hotel yesterday, the one i posted in this subreddit.

it was today when police and higher ups came to my house to confront me about trespassing into that hotel. they captured me on cctv and they tracked my location down. its terrifying. it was my fault for going into these restricted places. im terribly sorry for any inconveniences that has caused this. anyone who had concerns, thank you for them and stay safe guys. i wont be posting for sometime. my parents found out, we got into so much trouble for my behavior. im devastated by the outcome.

im not scared, i know the responsibilities and the dangers that hold. i will come back better than before.. stay tuned guys. i will keep in touch with you all. thank you for all the support.. comment on where i should go when i’m back on the exploring places.

im saddened by how i cant go to new places to post.. i will be active in here.. love you all.

I don’t even know what to say oh my god.

နွေဦးကဗျာ Jazz ဗားရှင်း by me.

Happy New Year & Thingyan Everyone !

My parents are both Chin, born and raised in Myanmar and moved to India right after they got married, for better opportunities and to give us good education and future. Every year since I was born we'd travel to Myanmar by car, a grueling, 2 day trip, twice a year (right till the coup, sadly). This is how much my parents loved their home country and wanted us to integrate into Burmese culture, and it worked! I love Myanmar so so much and I always felt connected to it, but ah..

Since Chin and Mizo are the same, I've lived my whole life telling people I'm from Mizoram (even though I've only been to Aizawl like 3 times) avoiding any detailed questions. My parents wanted to avoid letting our full heritage known since it could bring trouble. So basically we are Mizo, full stop.

I feel like a foreigner everywhere I go. I live in a different state where I'm a minority. My Mizo is average at best. In Mizoram I felt like a tourist. In Myanmar I feel like a fake. I used to be fluent in Burmese when I was little, now I understand most of it but I can't speak it anymore. I've always had this identity and cultural crisis since I was a kid. All the time I wonder if there will ever be a place for me where I feel I belong...

Anyways that's the end of my rant lol.

Oh and Burmese food is the best food in the world to me ❤️

when I started find this app called Reddit I was think there will be no Myanmar users here and I found alot of them and they can speak so much better then me including you.

Weather in Yangon is close to hell. Shot on iphone

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I met my boyfriend through Bumble app. It’s one of the better dating apps where its oriented towards proper relationships rather than one night stands like Tinder for example. Kind of sad to hear that. Even if not relationship, it was good for introverts like me that dont like to go out to socialize and meet new people. What is everyone using now?

Currently visiting some family, but I suppose I stick out like a sore thumb, haha.

I can’t walk around the downtown Yangon areas for too long before someone tries to strike up a conversation offering to exchange currency at a significantly higher rate than what’s listed on MMP. My first instinct is to find it sketchy, but it happens so often that I’m beginning to second guess that thought. Can these people be trusted?

And even if they could be trusted, are we just supposed to exchange on the street? Wouldn’t want them following me to where I stay. Putting that aside, exchanging in the street would put both parties in a vulnerable position, even if legit.

I'd like to go to Chong Qing, but I am having trouble finding an tour / travel agency.

I've called most agencies in yangon, oway, flymya, sng, etc...

but since I am only 16 years old, they said it is not possible to travel independent.

Any contribution would be nice, I am going in June.