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JaneMemberYes, whites DO suffer from discrimination. Just ask any Irish person.
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Name : Jane, Gender : F, Age : 20, City : L.A., State : CA, Country : United States,
JaneMemberIf you are not telling people, you do not WANT to tell them in the first place. Why do your friends have to know about every bone that you have broken. Those things are unimportant. Nobody has to know anything UNLESS the information involves the people in a certain relationship or group. If the nature of the info concerns no one else but you, and all that worries you is that you cannot disclose your secrets as easily as your peers, then take pride. Why would you want your life to be an open book, a drama in which friends relish? Remember that ‘secrets’ spread fast, and that when you least expect it you will hear in the lunchroom something totally different from what you heard first. (I know friends are great at keeping secrets, but as well-intentioned as they are, sometimes they let the info slip to just ONE person. Of course, they love you and they make the person SWEAR not to tell a soul, which of course, they do. The process then repeats. You get my point). Continue to keep stuff to yourself if you do not feel comfortable otherwise. Buy a journal if you REALLY have to tell. Or even better, sign up at a really good pen pal service, and chatter all you want. I do both. Remember that keeping stuff to yourself is NORMAL, and that we all have different masks for different situations. YOu are not lying, you are just protecting your privacy, which is your inherent right as an individual.
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JaneMemberI am Hispanic but was born and raised here. I, too, have been puzzled by this, but I can find no answer, other than that the culture is one of the basest and most perverted. I despise the language with which they seek to address me … or any living thing of the female gender, for that matter. These guys are desperate.
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Name : Jane, Gender : F, Age : 20, City : L.A., State : CA, Country : United States,
JaneMemberYou know, women do the same thing too. It is not a crudely male feature, but just naturally human. When an individual sees another individual to whom the former is attracted, the first thought is SEX. I am a female college student, and I have a tendency to get crushes on my professors. Well, my #1 escape route from the classroom when I am less than thrilled with the lesson is to imagine going up to the hot instructor after everybody has left, kiss his lips, and take it from there. I do it elsewhere, too (I mean, the mental action, hee hee). Women do it as much as men, but they are slower to admit. Also, men ‘sell’ their goods as much as women do. I keep hearing about how women dress nice to look good for the males…. well, whether or not this applies to all women, I can assure you that this applies to many men. Doesn’t a man start dressing a little neater when and begins to pay more attention to his hair when his heart acquires an object of attention? Does not he go to the gym and works hours on those pecs for a mere compliment from a nice-looking lady? I acknowledge that I am overgeneralizing. What I am trying to express is that men try to impress the opposite just as much as women do. (Sure, not all men do– just as it is true that not all women dress nice just for a guy, right?)
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Name : Jane, Gender : F, Age : 20, City : L.A., State : CA, Country : United States,
JaneMemberYou’d be surprised, but blacks and Hispanics are really the most racist of all. I never hear Caucasian people groping about the other races, as opposed to the former races. It is as if everything were about race, and thus everything can be taken personally. They are also a very spiteful people and do not understand the subtle ways of the white man. THe white man generally tends to be quiet and reflective, but keenly aware of his surroundings, as opposed to the coloured man, who is nothing but joviality and obliviousness.
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JaneMemberLike the other respondent said, ‘non-white’ is too broad. I am Hispanic, however, and I can tell you that I and most of the people that I know would preferably date a white guy over their own ethnicity. I see this in Hispanics more than than in African-Americans, who are often more disdainful of whites, probably because the former have likewise descended from European countries and see white as the ideal.
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JaneMemberI am 20 and very ladylike now, but I can remember just one year ago how rowdy I was. Like the other kids have said, it has nothing to do with impressing anyone, it is just something that comes as naturally as the whining that comes from those over 40. It is a time when the human being is still in its playful youth and has not yet been tarnished by the idyosincrasies of society… or is at least not expected to comply with it all yet. I personally find myself more self-conscious than ever. I can remember myself with a smile on my face at all times, and doing all the things that I love without caring what others say about me, such as medutating under a tree, writing in my journal when inspired by nature… now, I feel as if the other adults will think I am too naive and childish still. I think there is a lot more peer pressure in the adult world than in any other realm. Kids, enjoy, for you are not too far from here by now!
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