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BE ORIGINAL!

Females, females, females.

I could not stress this any more than it has to be. Be fucking original and stop claiming to be you're one thing just to impress or intimidate someone you just met. Just because your step mom is blunt, doesn't mean you are. You're just trying to be a copy of your step mom when at the same time you talk down her! Grow the fuck up and get a mind of your own. Yeah, you're older than me, but you have the characteristics and mind of a little ass girl. Your aunt is a great woman and I know you realize that, which is why you try to be like here - accept that you never will be her. You will always be you. So stop trying to be someone badass and sit the fuck down and learn.

Knowledge speaks, but the wise listen.

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Ugh:) The moment you know they're not the most perfect person, but that they're perfect for you. <3

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Why is this community so damn toxic against the native minorities? smh

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Colonial Supremacy

Living in two worlds of non-native supremacy and the native community is extremely difficult. Stating my opinion of the importance of keeping the indigenous American beings alive through culture, traditions and language is difficult to define. Yes, having blood ancestry is important to claim who you come from and who you are, but its complicated to truly define if you're native when you have a triple digit BQ.

Blood quantum is a genocidal form of the government in defining who is "Indian" and who isn't. How can someone be native when they consist majority of the blood of a non-native?

It's difficult to accept that not only blood quantum and your cultural beliefs define you as native - living in the aspects of a native to this country has its perks and difficulties. Colonial supremacy impacts not only the laws and rights of Indians, but also impacts on how we chose to look at life.

- Anonymous