But what generational trauma is this self victimizing brat talking about?
Alhamdulilah we don’t have generational trauma of oppression. Honestly I never thought caadans, arab, madows, timo jileec we’re better than me. Idk anyone that felt like that that is Somali. Unfortunately, having broken families did a number on us over the last 30 years but other than that I never thought they were prettier, smarter idk just seeing my mother confident and not taking shit made me a proud Somali. Being Somali is complex that’s all I know.
Interracial relationships have been played out so she just wants to add a little spice to her otherwise boring life. Some diaspora women display heavy traits of a narcissist and certain diaspora women heavily portray it online, I think they pathologise their culture into it being something that it’s not exaggerating all it’s intricacies and simplicity’s. Being with someone from your culture doesn’t allow them to play around with this role play and therefore forces them to confront their ordinariness. Why do you think so many of them post online? No need to hate on them they’ll still enjoy the attention, the worst thing you can do is ignore them.
Somalis and Jamaicans has integrated too much for it to have shock value. You wanna shock us? Bring home Japanese, if not then don’t bother
Maybe for you Canadians but I’ve never seen a Jamaican in my life. They’re a myth to me
anyway why do xalimos airing every family to the public ?They’re not much in my city but I know a lot of Haitians and they’re very similar from what I heard! They’re thirsty thirstyMaybe for you Canadians but I’ve never seen a Jamaican in my life. They’re a myth to me
Aren’t you dating a Trinidadian? Sheegato
Are you sure your not Somali LOOL damn you sound like my older brother… hmmmm maybe Nilotic people are really relate to us!
