Bad things tourists have done in Bali that I witnessed because I lived in Bali for three years and will be back soon~ A Thread.

1. There’s this tourist couple. The guy kissed the girl’s ass at a sacred place then took a picture and basically say they think the idea of the place being ‘sacred’ is stupid. They apologized but I don’t think they meant it, I think they said sorry because they got caught
2. A ‘feminist’ tourist made a controversy by saying that it is very sexist because women who are having their period can’t go inside the sacred places. She said it was such a sexist and stupid thing to do when we have. We have our beliefs, some tourists don’t want to respect it.
3. My own group of friends who are foreigners are talking in the front of me with their own language and one of them who’s not asshole translated ‘they are saying that they have to say it in our language for you to not understand. But they are saying Indonesian people are slow’
4. Some tourists even told clubs that they feel unsecured if there are local people. WE ARE IN BALI, HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE?
5. This might not be a big deal. BUT TOURISTS ALSO STEAL HELMET AT CLUBS PARKING LOT. Yes, motorbike helmets, we mostly ride motorbike.
Don’t even try to ask me about racism. So many tourists are racist to Indonesian people WHEN THEY ARE LITERALLY IN BALI.
6. Tourists are looking down at us for having cheap prices but they also brag how expensive things are in their country. I’m sorry you can’t afford it in your own land lmao...

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