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My friend group is pretty diverse and the topic of dating preferences came up, and in regards to Asians, they basically said that Asian women have no problem in dating non-Asians, while for someone like me, it’s going to be much more difficult, and that my only options are pretty much other East Asians or occasionally White women. I haven’t really clicked with any of the Asian women I’ve seen, and I don’t really find White people that attractive, so I just feel kinda stuck. They said I had basically zero chance with non-Asian WOC, which sucks since that’s what I prefer, particularly Hispanic and/or Black.

Is the pacing a bit weird? Yea. But overall it’s still a pretty entertaining movie to watch, and while it doesn’t have any super grand message and contradicts a little bit with Han’s character in the original trilogy, it’s still something you can have fun with while not using your brain too hard. Also I really liked Donald Glover in this

is this brand good? I've only smoked pre-rolls a handful of time, and each time they were just stuff my friends bought so idk what they got me.

I am a true marketplacecel, lowballmaxxing doesn’t work for me

Hi all, I’m an American but attended international school with a lot of british/canadian influence in Asia when I was younger, and feel nostalgic about a lot of these tv shows or movies I watched from that time but can’t for the life of me remember them. Would like some show recommendations so I can just relish in some nostalgia this week

I’m infatuated, but I know I’ll never make the first move, and I’m like 70% certain she’s not interested so why can’t I just subconsciously give up on her and stop fantasizing living in an apartment together after we finish college? She is everything I ever wanted in someone, both physically and internally, but I don’t think I’d be a good fit for her, I just want to stop torturing myself with this lol

Is this cultural appropriation? They’re all straight men, but they’re fucking eachother, but it’s “ironic” and they swear it’s just for the bit, and I’m inclined to believe them, the issue I take is that they’re just doing it in a very stereotypical way. They’re using words like “bear”, “twink”, “bottom” but in completely wrong ways, and I’m not sure if I should correct them on their terminology

I have another friend who actually does identify as Bi, but the most he’s ever done is kiss another dude

Rager parties for your nephew’s 3rd birthday? that sounds clutch as fuck

Like this: the grandfather and grandson are very similar character/aesthetic, like very loud personalities, but the father is very mild mannered/reserved/conservative, and because of that, he doesn’t get along with either

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Im a veterinarian and I put down 10 Oreos today and my roommates think I’m making a fat joke

**Obligatory you can wear whatever you like and no one can dictate your fashion sense**

This is more of a personal problem for me, because I just feel like now with regular or straight leg cuts of jeans I feel so out of place. I want to be fashionable or considered stylish or well dressed but I feel like in order to be perceived that way I HAVE to wear the excessively baggy jeans. I have a couple in my rotation but they’re by no means the majority, but the more I wear them, the more the perception of my regular/straight leg jeans gets warped, it’s to the point where now I feel like I’m wearing skinny jeans when I’m just wearing Wrangler 13MWZ or Levi’s 501! I want regular or straight legs jeans to come back, or atleast not be completely ruled out as unfashionable so I can wear what I like while also feeling like I’m not unfashionable. “Yea but at that point you’re dressing for others and not yourself” don’t lie bro, we ALL dress for other people and not ourselves because at the end of the day we all care about how we are perceived!