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Hey! I was princess bubblegum (though at times I didn’t have my crown) at acen yesterday, and will be tomorrow- my friends (coldghosts) were rei...
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hahahahaha remember when u told me “ur gonna die” when i said i was taking ap bio
hahahaha now i get 4 credits in college for it
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I’m just fucking around in this because I’m waiting for my sister to get out of her eye exam (the fact that she has better health insurance than I...
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Why I'm openly bisexualrandom person: Bisexuality is so ridiculous. It's not real. You're just scared or pretending.bisexual person: It's very real. I'm right here.... ...
Pretty sure I have a whole lot more privilege than a trans black male.
Just saying.
at first i thought this was an object lesson for why oppression olympics is a bad idea.
and then i realized that somebody was serious.
and then i cried.
(via priapia)
In a lift in a Hong Kong hotel. A Caucasian woman thanked me for holding the door open for her. In badly pronounced Chinese. I kept quiet. Then she got off at her level and wished me good evening, also in bad Chinese.
I’m Indonesian of Chinese descent, and I don’t like it when people immediately assume that I can’t understand English. I’m 20, Hong Kong. Made me feel very annoyed.
yeah, i have to agree with like every note down there. unless english is the main language in hong kong (i don’t know, i’ve never been there) i don’t understand what is aggressive about a tourist trying to use the language of the location. unless the point of this post was that the submitter is being aggressive for judging the other person’s poor grasp of chinese. microaggressions, can we get some clarification on that?
