It was not that weird just surprise when I met them again, We still be friend even they cut off thier man stick.
They supported me when I talked with girls, The best wingman ever.
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They supported me when I talked with girls, The best wingman ever.
Probably Taiwanese/Chinese and some other SEA mixed in there. Never spoken to in English when in Japan 
I like it when people ask this question over "where are you from/whats your nationality" since I never know how to answer (are they asking race, nationality or where i'm from). I don't 'look' like my country of birth, nor do I look like my nationality, nor do I 'look' like the languages I speak, nor do I 'look' like my name - so I have a little bit of an identity crisis here.
(and so would my dick ).
Anyway, I'm curious what our 10 year reunion will be like (if there is any).
I like it when people ask this question over "where are you from/whats your nationality" since I never know how to answer (are they asking race, nationality or where i'm from). I don't 'look' like my country of birth, nor do I look like my nationality, nor do I 'look' like the languages I speak, nor do I 'look' like my name - so I have a little bit of an identity crisis here.
There used to be a cross-dresser (sorry, I'm ignorant of LGBT terms) in my high school who was bullied/ridiculed. Well, she had her 'man stick' removed and is now a very successful model (successful enough to buy apartments in Manhattan). I'll admit, if I did not have a 'before' picture in my mind, I'd be fooled
(and so would my dick ).Anyway, I'm curious what our 10 year reunion will be like (if there is any).
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isnt that question about where you are born? or where you have been living? at least it is to me...
i usually just ask the origin question when there is nothing else to talk about, but recently i think i should better ask to see somebodies passport, to spare me 10 minutes... i dont care about anybodies "race" and if somebody is 4% inuit...
if someone doesnt know where he/she is from: says so on the front page of your passport...
i usually just ask the origin question when there is nothing else to talk about, but recently i think i should better ask to see somebodies passport, to spare me 10 minutes... i dont care about anybodies "race" and if somebody is 4% inuit...
if someone doesnt know where he/she is from: says so on the front page of your passport...
The problem is when they ask something but mean another thing. Which is what I encounter often.
Someone asked me once 'where are you from' and I told them my country of birth. Then they asked: "well then, how come you are not black?"
Btw I'm not even born in sth Africa
and there aren't many 'black' people, only very tanned skin/brown in my country. In fact, blacks (as in true Negroes) are extremely rare there.