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Racist Dad Chat: Tell Me About Ya Fam
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i cried at the end of maus
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NOOOOOO or when those guys threw bread at the starving dudes to watch them fight over it arrrgh
I don't get it, the game bad or something?
nah puck's alright
it never came out! the shame of EA Canada!
Seriously, those books, man. Heavy shit.
Oh, okay. I don't pay attention to EA.
Fuck your eyes.
the end of maus is so sad
yeah, vladek and anja get out of the holocaust.
but they don't, not really
and knowing that she kills herself ughh
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I guess we don't have to lose ALL hope in the older generations
So my Grandpa and Grandma on my dad's side lived for years and years and years in the tiny town of White, SD (pop. 500-ish). After my Grandpa died, my grandma moved down to the booming metropolis of Sioux Falls (pop. 100,000-ish) rather than stay in the same big house they'd lived in for I-couldn't-even-guess-how-long. A couple of years ago, though, it started becoming apparent that she was doing less and less okay on her own, and the family decided to move her into an assisted-living whatever place back in White.
I managed somehow to make it back home for Mother's Day the year before last, and we went to visit her. The highlight of the trip was when she remarked to my dad how strange it seemed now to see so many White people around. She couldn't remember the last time she'd been around so many White people.
your = belonging to you
their = belonging to them
there = not here
they're = they are
i just don't see a situation when I'll ever have to tell them
like whatever i do me they do them we don't really share this shit its personal
also my dad is rather prejudiced against East-Indians because like half the engineers and new people he works with are, and they never understand what hes telling them and he cant understand him and this is a problem when you are trying to get important work done and also most of the people he works with are hilariously stupid and do stupid things so i dont really bother him about it
i don't understand the appeal to reading something or watching something that just makes you feel awful and cry
why is that enjoyable
It's cathartic.
Edit: The Happy Prince by Wilde had me in tears at the end.
And Disney World is nowhere in sight.
If you cry during a book it could be a sign of being engaged and moved by it and will probably end up being a net positive experience over all I guess!
its like
gee i sure dont want to have to watch that again
maybe i just don't take things seriously enough or don't feel bad enough for things other people do but
I think it's dumb
Like, lots of stuff can be rad movies or books AND make me cry
but when you guys are like
OH TOTALLY READ THIS BOOK IT MADE ME CRY:
or
THIS MOVIE MAKES ME FEEL SO AWFUL I CRY SO MUCH EVERY TIME I SEE IT
its just
i mean, i don't like to cry.
something something time of month
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I understand where you're coming from, though, I don't pick up sad reads unless they're mindblowing myself
and I assume when people are talking about stuff that made them cry they are talking about rad movies and books that made them cry
Not some kind of crying porn where you turn off the lights and blow your duct
FOREVER
your = belonging to you
their = belonging to them
there = not here
they're = they are
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satan, check this wishlist's rims out
yeah i dunno the whole like
crying porn genre marketed towards mothers and teenage girls kind of disturbs me
its like
hey check out how many people can have TERRIBLE LIVES OR DANGEROUS DISEASES in this book and cry about it!
That seems to be the main theme behind most "popular" romance movies and books now
how much it will make you cry by the end
i do not understand it
i feel like if i regularly read books or whatever to cry as a means of catharsis i would become even more emotionally unbalanced
all cryin' at the drop of a hat all the time
Kong was a tough one for me
OH SICK TOTP YES
Besides the whole "black people evolved from apes and white people are made by god" and the "Arizona has the right idea with that immigration law" but usually we agree.
Never really had a dad.
my aunt knows him on a first name basis
he is apparently the kindest and most down to earth man alive
They're they only really interesting kind of romance
I'm actually a lot more likely to read about a homosexual relationship than a straight one because of the great level of risk involved
The higher the chance of a beheading is the better
That kind of experience would probably humble you a ton
Probably really depressing to hang out with though
no apparently he is also a very positive dude who really just wants people to be happy with each other
but yeah she said meeting him was about as humbling as you can get, and my aunt is not a woman easily humbled