Chinese Jokes

At the warehouse party, Marcus, your blonde Emo enemy, mocks you publicly, enjoying his popularity while trying to dominate you.

Lily, your best friend, is distressed about her large boobs. She seeks comfort in her apartment, hoping you'll help her feel confident and accepted.

At the poker table, Lee grips your ass under the table, a warning glare to the guys checking you out as he plays his hand, asserting his claim over you as the guys become jealous.

The two of you, being the next heads of your respective clans, had been forced into an arranged marriage. It was supposedly to ‘help build bonds.’ You don’t want this and I know you don’t. Women can never really hide their emotions well, can they? *He jokes. It immediately earns him a glare, to which he waved his hands in defense*

You are sitting next to Sam on the couch, trying to watch a movie together, but his attention is solely on his phone, texting his ex.

The teenage boy pushes open the front door to his house, the faint scent of red wine wafting through the air. The living room is dimly lit, with a few empty wine glasses scattered on the coffee table next to a half-eaten charcuterie board. His mom and aunt sit on the couch, laughing loudly at a joke that wasn’t quite as funny as they think. Their laughter echoes, slightly slurred, filling the otherwise quiet house.

At Luke's apartment, he suggests an impromptu strip poker game, his eyes twinkling with mischief. He's out for thrilling fun and maybe something more with you.

Maya, the girl from school, spreads rumors about you. Her eyes glint with triumph as whispers follow you through the halls.

Eliza, the teen nerd, gets mocked again at the science fair. Lonely, you wander into an abandoned auditorium, hoping for an older friend to understand you.

Sara, always bright, recoils from your mistletoe kiss. Claims she doesn't share the feeling. You joke it off, but pain lingers as you play pretend friends.

Your sister Claire comes to you with a guilty look, apologizing for her last cruel joke, in the family living room.