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Sup “Cute K” _-Wednesday-_ said:Trying not to fall asleep with my makeup on but i donut wanna get up and wash it off. Idk why this was important for u all to see. Call me cute k![]()
Guy knows how to follow orders. Take notes àsshatsl_4m_G0lN6_7o_CHlLL_y0u said:Sup “Cute K” _-Wednesday-_ said:Trying not to fall asleep with my makeup on but i donut wanna get up and wash it off. Idk why this was important for u all to see. Call me cute k![]()
Ashley said:_-Wednesday-_ said:Trying not to fall asleep with my makeup on but i donut wanna get up and wash it off. Idk why this was important for u all to see. Call me cute k![]()
Also pls don't sleep w makeup on it feels so nasty in the morning
Cute afeminyan said:
I was a maid of honor
Rynnethia said:Lemme bring my inner Kefo and essay you on my own history.
Mate, I'm Chinese-Indonesian, and my parents still talk about the riot that happened back in Indonesia, 1998. Houses were burnt, people were raiped before they got killed. It's still a topic of conversation between me and my friends. "Where did you evacuate to? Did you lose anyone?" The government has always conspired against us because they think we're "outsiders" who wants to take their land. My own grandmother had to hear stories of her deceased friends from the riot. I grew up being warned to not mess with the locals. Heck, she still tells me how her own grandmother was "sold off" to be a man's wife.
Our election is coming up soon, and there are already heavy rumours that another riot is going to occur. They're not happy that our current president is in good relationship with my people. They want to take him down, and if they don't, they'll use brute force, the same way they did in 1998. Friends and family are now planning on how and where to evacuate to at the time of election.
And despite still being discriminated against in my everyday life, where the locals would walk past me calling me out for being Chinese, or having my own amazing teachers post about me and my people and wanting to rid them out, there are still traces of racism in me.
If I find an entitled and ignorant fool, I joke of them being white. If I find the quality of a product to be terrible, I say "Must be produced in China". Yes, I make stereotypical jokes against my own people.
I'm not proud of it, but I'm still discriminating against people of different races. Yes, maybe history has oppressed us much more than they have been, but it doesn't justify my own racism. We shouldn't be going back to history to hide the fact that we're all asshats.
The least I could do to try to be a decent person is rise above that racism. If all I'm going to do is keep the hate I have against the locals strong, when will the riots ever end? I've put down my shield, I'm just waiting for them to do the same. That way, maybe we'll reach a point in the world where I can finally stop boring people with this sort of story.
TL;DR: I'm a member of the oppressed and I'm still discriminatory.
???Kitten said:anyway, here's 4 year old me and my nonexistent grs
What does GRS stand for?
i know ur SUPER obsessed with my genìtals jaco but for the 17th time im nonbinary, not a trans woman
Rynnethia said:Lemme bring my inner Kefo and essay you on my own history.
Mate, I'm Chinese-Indonesian, and my parents still talk about the riot that happened back in Indonesia, 1998. Houses were burnt, people were raiped before they got killed. It's still a topic of conversation between me and my friends. "Where did you evacuate to? Did you lose anyone?" The government has always conspired against us because they think we're "outsiders" who wants to take their land. My own grandmother had to hear stories of her deceased friends from the riot. I grew up being warned to not mess with the locals. Heck, she still tells me how her own grandmother was "sold off" to be a man's wife.
Our election is coming up soon, and there are already heavy rumours that another riot is going to occur. They're not happy that our current president is in good relationship with my people. They want to take him down, and if they don't, they'll use brute force, the same way they did in 1998. Friends and family are now planning on how and where to evacuate to at the time of election.
And despite still being discriminated against in my everyday life, where the locals would walk past me calling me out for being Chinese, or having my own amazing teachers post about me and my people and wanting to rid them out, there are still traces of racism in me.
If I find an entitled and ignorant fool, I joke of them being white. If I find the quality of a product to be terrible, I say "Must be produced in China". Yes, I make stereotypical jokes against my own people.
I'm not proud of it, but I'm still discriminating against people of different races. Yes, maybe history has oppressed us much more than they have been, but it doesn't justify my own racism. We shouldn't be going back to history to hide the fact that we're all asshats.
The least I could do to try to be a decent person is rise above that racism. If all I'm going to do is keep the hate I have against the locals strong, when will the riots ever end? I've put down my shield, I'm just waiting for them to do the same. That way, maybe we'll reach a point in the world where I can finally stop boring people with this sort of story.
TL;DR: I'm a member of the oppressed and I'm still discriminatory.
eminyan said:
I was a maid of honor
PsychoticDisorder said:Rynnethia said:Lemme bring my inner Kefo and essay you on my own history.
Mate, I'm Chinese-Indonesian, and my parents still talk about the riot that happened back in Indonesia, 1998. Houses were burnt, people were raiped before they got killed. It's still a topic of conversation between me and my friends. "Where did you evacuate to? Did you lose anyone?" The government has always conspired against us because they think we're "outsiders" who wants to take their land. My own grandmother had to hear stories of her deceased friends from the riot. I grew up being warned to not mess with the locals. Heck, she still tells me how her own grandmother was "sold off" to be a man's wife.
Our election is coming up soon, and there are already heavy rumours that another riot is going to occur. They're not happy that our current president is in good relationship with my people. They want to take him down, and if they don't, they'll use brute force, the same way they did in 1998. Friends and family are now planning on how and where to evacuate to at the time of election.
And despite still being discriminated against in my everyday life, where the locals would walk past me calling me out for being Chinese, or having my own amazing teachers post about me and my people and wanting to rid them out, there are still traces of racism in me.
If I find an entitled and ignorant fool, I joke of them being white. If I find the quality of a product to be terrible, I say "Must be produced in China". Yes, I make stereotypical jokes against my own people.
I'm not proud of it, but I'm still discriminating against people of different races. Yes, maybe history has oppressed us much more than they have been, but it doesn't justify my own racism. We shouldn't be going back to history to hide the fact that we're all asshats.
The least I could do to try to be a decent person is rise above that racism. If all I'm going to do is keep the hate I have against the locals strong, when will the riots ever end? I've put down my shield, I'm just waiting for them to do the same. That way, maybe we'll reach a point in the world where I can finally stop boring people with this sort of story.
TL;DR: I'm a member of the oppressed and I'm still discriminatory.
TLR. I had a shi**y upbringing like 99 percent of everyone that has ever lived. Today I make jokes from time to time.
Sob sob.
gender reassignment surgeryZault said:What does GRS stand for?Kitten said:anyway, here's 4 year old me and my nonexistent grs
i know ur SUPER obsessed with my genìtals jaco but for the 17th time im nonbinary, not a trans woman
Wallet said:
I don't take selfies, my friends acknowledge that they're my personal photographers
Wallet said:
I don't take selfies, my friends acknowledge that they're my personal photographers
It's just the perspective. The floor looks fine if you try to ignore everything on top of it and imagine it connecting? I don't know if that makes sense or notRynnethia said:Wallet said:
I don't take selfies, my friends acknowledge that they're my personal photographers
I'm more disturbed by the fact that tHe FlOoR tIlEs ArE nOt ThE sAmE dIrEcTiOn.