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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago

Liverpool

Nah I'm good

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’m not racist but….

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"

Do people actually remove a characteristic from someone to appear "not racist".

Doesn't that make them passive-rascist?

"I like single tattooed, gym fit guys - urghhh leave me alone!"

That's the one that puts a smile on my face

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Aaaaallll day

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By *he love catsCouple
over a year ago

South Wales

I don't see what you redacted

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I don't see what you redacted "
unalive

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Aaaaallll day "

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’m totally straight but…

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I’m totally straight but…"

I’m not gay but £1Million is £1Million

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

‘If you were the last person alive and all you could eat was this cow, would you?’

‘Well-‘

‘So why are you even vegetarian then?’

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’m totally straight but…

I’m not gay but £1Million is £1Million "

‘So why are you even straight then?’

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

Basically right...

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London


"‘If you were the last person alive and all you could eat was this cow, would you?’

‘Well-‘

‘So why are you even vegetarian then?’"

Bet you'd eat a squirrel.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"‘If you were the last person alive and all you could eat was this cow, would you?’

‘Well-‘

‘So why are you even vegetarian then?’

Bet you'd eat a squirrel. "

No. But I wouldn’t cry if someone else killed it.

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By *asterR and slut mayaMan
over a year ago

Bradford


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"

Mr pickle have you thought about going on mastermind with your specialist subject .

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By *anderingArtistMan
over a year ago

an abstract world


"I’m not racist but…. "

This one does my head in. I seem to get it at parties a lot when someone see's me drinking and sporting tattoo's.

"I'm not racist but..... But don't get me wrong, you're one of the good one's...."

On one occassion a guy followed me round a house party spewing rubbish until I finally ran out of patience and told him to fuck off. Of course, he was then the agrieved party who didn't understand what had happened because he'd uttered those magic words

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

Mr pickle have you thought about going on mastermind with your specialist subject ."

Which specialist subject?

Meme reference?

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By *mf123Man
over a year ago

with one foot out the door

Want to golf

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

‘Its cost you nothing’

Manners cost nothing or replying costs nothing.

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By *heekyDemandCouple
over a year ago

Leicester


"I’m totally straight but…

I’m not gay but £1Million is £1Million "

A million quid? I'd do you for a diet and a pack of Monster munch

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I’m not racist but….

This one does my head in. I seem to get it at parties a lot when someone see's me drinking and sporting tattoo's.

"I'm not racist but..... But don't get me wrong, you're one of the good one's...."

On one occassion a guy followed me round a house party spewing rubbish until I finally ran out of patience and told him to fuck off. Of course, he was then the agrieved party who didn't understand what had happened because he'd uttered those magic words "

‘Noah Fence like, but all that Black Lives Matter, if there was a white lives matter… it would be racist. Works both ways’

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’ "

"I iz speshul sneauflake and my tenth great grandfather came from X country in Europe and this is why I'm so in line with their culture.

Relatives you met were subject to segregation? Meh. No one cares. I don't see race.

I iz speshul sneauflake"

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By *aomilatteCouple
over a year ago

Midlands


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’ "

We once got asked "do you want your coffee white or non-white"

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex

Each to their own, but...

Makes me want to stick pins in my own eyeballs

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I’m not racist but….

This one does my head in. I seem to get it at parties a lot when someone see's me drinking and sporting tattoo's.

"I'm not racist but..... But don't get me wrong, you're one of the good one's...."

"

I am so incensed every time one of these pieces of shit calls me one of the good ones, or not foreign really.

No. No. I do not want fetid algae thinking I'm good or one of them. Fuck off with that.

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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago

Liverpool


"Each to their own, but...

Makes me want to stick pins in my own eyeballs "

Why your own? Just do it to theirs they are the ones that said it!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’

We once got asked "do you want your coffee white or non-white" "

That’s funny

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By *estarossa.Woman
over a year ago

Flagrante

[Removed by poster at 11/07/23 12:50:36]

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

‘You’re not fat, you’re beautiful’

When did they say they weren’t beautiful?

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By *asterR and slut mayaMan
over a year ago

Bradford


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

Mr pickle have you thought about going on mastermind with your specialist subject .

Which specialist subject?

Meme reference? "

I don't know what meme reference means .

But so many of your post seam to be on one topic just thought you'd do well on mastermind with it .

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Are you bored Steve? Is this how many ways can I open a thread about prejudice?"

No. This is my my only one today? What have I done now?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

Mr pickle have you thought about going on mastermind with your specialist subject .

Which specialist subject?

Meme reference?

I don't know what meme reference means .

But so many of your post seam to be on one topic just thought you'd do well on mastermind with it ."

If you don’t like my posts, respectfully, you don’t have to post on them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’m not racist but…. "

This is just, my favourite thing ever.

I'm not whatever... but...

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"Each to their own, but...

Makes me want to stick pins in my own eyeballs

Why your own? Just do it to theirs they are the ones that said it! "

Because someone would call the police on me if I did it to other people. Maybe I should stick pins in my ears. I've had a cannula put in my eyeball it's actually no fun at all

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Remember A/S/L?

Oh lawdy...

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"I’m not racist but….

This one does my head in. I seem to get it at parties a lot when someone see's me drinking and sporting tattoo's.

"I'm not racist but..... But don't get me wrong, you're one of the good one's...."

I am so incensed every time one of these pieces of shit calls me one of the good ones, or not foreign really.

No. No. I do not want fetid algae thinking I'm good or one of them. Fuck off with that."

. We rather enjoy telling people our origin when they've indulged in a little casual xenophobic racism and look at us waiting for us to agree, the back tracking or even on some occasions laughter and telling us it's 'only a joke' is astonishing. There are a number of people on our block list for this very reason

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By *EAT..85Woman
over a year ago

Nottingham


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’ "

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By *asterR and slut mayaMan
over a year ago

Bradford


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

Mr pickle have you thought about going on mastermind with your specialist subject .

Which specialist subject?

Meme reference?

I don't know what meme reference means .

But so many of your post seam to be on one topic just thought you'd do well on mastermind with it .

If you don’t like my posts, respectfully, you don’t have to post on them. "

I didn't say that I don't like your posts. And I enjoy your contributions on threads you posted a thread the other day saying do you go on about race to much . which I thought was good . I'm simply saying this specialist subject of your. I'd just like to see you post more on other topics here I've heard you make some interesting comments on other thread but forums are open we put topic and people respond I've responded .

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I’m not racist but….

This one does my head in. I seem to get it at parties a lot when someone see's me drinking and sporting tattoo's.

"I'm not racist but..... But don't get me wrong, you're one of the good one's...."

I am so incensed every time one of these pieces of shit calls me one of the good ones, or not foreign really.

No. No. I do not want fetid algae thinking I'm good or one of them. Fuck off with that.

. We rather enjoy telling people our origin when they've indulged in a little casual xenophobic racism and look at us waiting for us to agree, the back tracking or even on some occasions laughter and telling us it's 'only a joke' is astonishing. There are a number of people on our block list for this very reason "

Unfortunately as an Anglo Irish Australian, I'm a xenophobe's wet dream

And yeah, online I block. In person I go ahead and make it fucking awkward. Particularly when they compliment me by telling me that Australia isn't really a country, it's Britain really, and I can be one of them

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By *EAT..85Woman
over a year ago

Nottingham

When I was an older teenager: You're just big boned.

Nope. I actually just really like cake!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Remember A/S/L?

Oh lawdy... "

Omg

You're old too!

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By *uzie69xTV/TS
over a year ago

Maidstone

I've had people racists rant on in my company, looked over, jaw drops and then say... "Oh we don't see you as one of them!"

TB fair tho, we use Black in the UK but US prefer PoC which we don't like.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I’m not racist but….

This one does my head in. I seem to get it at parties a lot when someone see's me drinking and sporting tattoo's.

"I'm not racist but..... But don't get me wrong, you're one of the good one's...."

I am so incensed every time one of these pieces of shit calls me one of the good ones, or not foreign really.

No. No. I do not want fetid algae thinking I'm good or one of them. Fuck off with that.

. We rather enjoy telling people our origin when they've indulged in a little casual xenophobic racism and look at us waiting for us to agree, the back tracking or even on some occasions laughter and telling us it's 'only a joke' is astonishing. There are a number of people on our block list for this very reason

Unfortunately as an Anglo Irish Australian, I'm a xenophobe's wet dream

And yeah, online I block. In person I go ahead and make it fucking awkward. Particularly when they compliment me by telling me that Australia isn't really a country, it's Britain really, and I can be one of them "

... Waiting for "oh, yeah? Your ancestors were criminals!"

- the 1950s want their insult back

- there are plenty of native born Brits whose ancestors were executed for crime. Mine were more petty criminals than that. Not that it's an insult, but if we're going to play that stupid game...

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

Don't be sexist! The broads don't like it.

Men who say things like, ' I love all women me. Some of my best mates are women. I used to hang out with my sisters mates so I know what it's like to be a woman. I had loads of sisters so I know all about it.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Don't be sexist! The broads don't like it.

Men who say things like, ' I love all women me. Some of my best mates are women. I used to hang out with my sisters mates so I know what it's like to be a woman. I had loads of sisters so I know all about it. "

"I'm not sexist. Women are great home makers. I can't hate women, my mum makes the best cake"

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Don't be sexist! The broads don't like it.

Men who say things like, ' I love all women me. Some of my best mates are women. I used to hang out with my sisters mates so I know what it's like to be a woman. I had loads of sisters so I know all about it. "

Ah the ‘best mates are…’

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Where are you really from? // Where are you originally from?

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By *aggonerMan
over a year ago

for a penny

“Only joking”

“Can’t you take a joke? “

“Present company excepted, of course”.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

“You don’t sound like a black person”

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’ "

It might surprise people, but not everyone else looks at another human being and the first thing they think about that person is what race they are.

I know it may shock you, but its actually true.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race. "

Everything after the but is always bad juju

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"“You don’t sound like a black person”"

Are-Uh ya sure?

(Blackkklansman reference)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I don't see gender, we're all just human"

Barf

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By *anderingArtistMan
over a year ago

an abstract world


" We rather enjoy telling people our origin when they've indulged in a little casual xenophobic racism and look at us waiting for us to agree, the back tracking or even on some occasions laughter and telling us it's 'only a joke' is astonishing. There are a number of people on our block list for this very reason "

I do agree, ensuing awkwardness is very fun!

Do you get

"Where are you from"

"Manchester"

"No, like, where are you *from*?"

That's one I get other asian people. Why does it matter??

I don't know why it's such a hang up for some. Can people not just be people?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’

It might surprise people, but not everyone else looks at another human being and the first thing they think about that person is what race they are.

I know it may shock you, but its actually true."

Nvm I’m not even going to

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By *asterR and slut mayaMan
over a year ago

Bradford


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race. "

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

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By *rFoxAndXenoCouple
over a year ago

Weymouth


"‘Its cost you nothing’

Manners cost nothing or replying costs nothing.

"

It may not cost money but would cost energy and sanity for replying to an unsolicited message

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
over a year ago

Leeds

"I'm vegan" carrying a leather handbag wearing leather shoes.

"I'm straight" but I'll take it not give it.

"I'm not racist I have a friend who's black"

Mrs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Remember A/S/L?

Oh lawdy...

Omg

You're old too!"

There's another good one!

Although we prefer folk not too young (or too old) ourselves.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


""I'm vegan" carrying a leather handbag wearing leather shoes.

"I'm straight" but I'll take it not give it.

"I'm not racist I have a friend who's black"

Mrs "

I'm vegan. I carry a leather bag. I sit on a leather sofa ..... I had them before I became vegan. It wouldn't help any animals if I got rid.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

I do agree, ensuing awkwardness is very fun!

Do you get

"Where are you from"

"Manchester"

"No, like, where are you *from*?"

That's one I get other asian people. Why does it matter??

I don't know why it's such a hang up for some. Can people not just be people?"

Best is when they ask where are you “originally” from. I always reply with the name of the city in the U.K. I was born in.

90% of the time they can’t give up, and move on to “where are your patents from?” and again I name the cities in the U.K. that they were born in too.

If a stranger asks questions that make me feel uncomfortable, they’ll get answers that make them uncomfortable too.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"‘Its cost you nothing’

Manners cost nothing or replying costs nothing.

It may not cost money but would cost energy and sanity for replying to an unsolicited message "

"Manners cost nothing"

= The effort that others expend is worthless to me, and if anything bad results from it, I don't care. Cater to me!

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By *heHookyMonsterMan
over a year ago

Liverpool


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’ "

I hear you, although there's another element in play. My bestie is a black guy. He states it in occasional conversation as to how hes happy to be described. I also have a guy I work with who is also black, but gets irritated by being called it. I'm lucky in that it's easy for me because I just get to call them both by their first names and not give it any more thought, but it might not be quite so easy for someone who doesn't know them, who could potentially offend either.

To be fair it could be easy to offend anyone in the times we live in - I'm a short, bald guy, so I 'could' be offended if someone made certain comments if I was so inclined. (I'd sooner be called a shortarse than 'diminutive' if I'm honest) I think we all know the difference when someone is being descriptive, rather than intending to offend - and despite the times we live in I think the vast majority still believe in live and let live.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

Fee Fi, Fo Fummus ... I can smell un-conscious bias ....

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

I do agree, ensuing awkwardness is very fun!

Do you get

"Where are you from"

"Manchester"

"No, like, where are you *from*?"

That's one I get other asian people. Why does it matter??

I don't know why it's such a hang up for some. Can people not just be people?

Best is when they ask where are you “originally” from. I always reply with the name of the city in the U.K. I was born in.

90% of the time they can’t give up, and move on to “where are your patents from?” and again I name the cities in the U.K. that they were born in too.

If a stranger asks questions that make me feel uncomfortable, they’ll get answers that make them uncomfortable too."

I get the reverse of that and I hope I also make it awkward because people assume I'm British.

I was born in Australia. My parents were born in Australia. My grandparents were born in Australia.

Try again, chucklefuck. I'm not one of you, etc.

Maybe try asking the non white person with the British accent where in Britain they're from and leave my immigrant arse alone?

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
over a year ago

Leeds


""I'm vegan" carrying a leather handbag wearing leather shoes.

"I'm straight" but I'll take it not give it.

"I'm not racist I have a friend who's black"

Mrs

I'm vegan. I carry a leather bag. I sit on a leather sofa ..... I had them before I became vegan. It wouldn't help any animals if I got rid. "

Valid point, I shall check date of purchase next time

Mrs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


""I don't see gender, we're all just human"

Barf"

Or, "I love trans people best of both worlds!!!!" I don't want to be both worlds, I want to be one world only.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


""I'm vegan" carrying a leather handbag wearing leather shoes.

"I'm straight" but I'll take it not give it.

"I'm not racist I have a friend who's black"

Mrs

I'm vegan. I carry a leather bag. I sit on a leather sofa ..... I had them before I became vegan. It wouldn't help any animals if I got rid.

Valid point, I shall check date of purchase next time

Mrs "

I think things like leather are complex, because the plastic substitutes are destructive in a different way.

For me one of the solutions is going second hand. My leather sofa caused the death of no additional cows, and contributed money to medical research.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


""I'm vegan" carrying a leather handbag wearing leather shoes.

"I'm straight" but I'll take it not give it.

"I'm not racist I have a friend who's black"

Mrs

I'm vegan. I carry a leather bag. I sit on a leather sofa ..... I had them before I became vegan. It wouldn't help any animals if I got rid.

Valid point, I shall check date of purchase next time

Mrs "

What I can't get my head around is vegan leather ??? I mean .......why ..... why call it leather?

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
over a year ago

Leeds


""I'm vegan" carrying a leather handbag wearing leather shoes.

"I'm straight" but I'll take it not give it.

"I'm not racist I have a friend who's black"

Mrs

I'm vegan. I carry a leather bag. I sit on a leather sofa ..... I had them before I became vegan. It wouldn't help any animals if I got rid.

Valid point, I shall check date of purchase next time

Mrs

What I can't get my head around is vegan leather ??? I mean .......why ..... why call it leather?"

Yeah I don't understand that too, it's not leather why call it leather?

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over a year ago


""I'm vegan" carrying a leather handbag wearing leather shoes.

"I'm straight" but I'll take it not give it.

"I'm not racist I have a friend who's black"

Mrs

I'm vegan. I carry a leather bag. I sit on a leather sofa ..... I had them before I became vegan. It wouldn't help any animals if I got rid.

Valid point, I shall check date of purchase next time

Mrs

What I can't get my head around is vegan leather ??? I mean .......why ..... why call it leather?"

Why make bacon that looks like bacon and call it facon?

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"

I do agree, ensuing awkwardness is very fun!

Do you get

"Where are you from"

"Manchester"

"No, like, where are you *from*?"

That's one I get other asian people. Why does it matter??

I don't know why it's such a hang up for some. Can people not just be people?

Best is when they ask where are you “originally” from. I always reply with the name of the city in the U.K. I was born in.

90% of the time they can’t give up, and move on to “where are your patents from?” and again I name the cities in the U.K. that they were born in too.

If a stranger asks questions that make me feel uncomfortable, they’ll get answers that make them uncomfortable too.

I get the reverse of that and I hope I also make it awkward because people assume I'm British.

I was born in Australia. My parents were born in Australia. My grandparents were born in Australia.

Try again, chucklefuck. I'm not one of you, etc.

Maybe try asking the non white person with the British accent where in Britain they're from and leave my immigrant arse alone?"

Do I need to qualify my question by saying "where in Britain are you from?"?

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over a year ago

"Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying. "

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

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By *mf123Man
over a year ago

with one foot out the door

Want to football

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

I do agree, ensuing awkwardness is very fun!

Do you get

"Where are you from"

"Manchester"

"No, like, where are you *from*?"

That's one I get other asian people. Why does it matter??

I don't know why it's such a hang up for some. Can people not just be people?

Best is when they ask where are you “originally” from. I always reply with the name of the city in the U.K. I was born in.

90% of the time they can’t give up, and move on to “where are your patents from?” and again I name the cities in the U.K. that they were born in too.

If a stranger asks questions that make me feel uncomfortable, they’ll get answers that make them uncomfortable too.

I get the reverse of that and I hope I also make it awkward because people assume I'm British.

I was born in Australia. My parents were born in Australia. My grandparents were born in Australia.

Try again, chucklefuck. I'm not one of you, etc.

Maybe try asking the non white person with the British accent where in Britain they're from and leave my immigrant arse alone?

Do I need to qualify my question by saying "where in Britain are you from?"?"

I don't mind being asked where I'm from. "Sydney" is the answer. As a white person I don't mind being asked where my ancestors come from. "Mostly England, all over"

It's this insinuation - I've seen it happen to other people - that a non white person with (say) a London accent can't really be from the UK. "Where are you *really* from?" That's so gross. And in reverse for me a bit, although as a white person they're trying to include not exclude me. (I don't want to be included, see above, but I recognise my privilege in this)

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying. "

You've eliminated psychiatry, congratulations, where do we direct your Nobel prize

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
over a year ago

BRIDPORT


"Don't be sexist! The broads don't like it.

"

I’ll remember that next time I’m in Norfolk.

Not that I’m sexist at any other time either of course.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!"

What a dick!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

You've eliminated psychiatry, congratulations, where do we direct your Nobel prize "

IKR? They do tend to say it with a condescending air of "it's so obvious, luv".

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"

I do agree, ensuing awkwardness is very fun!

Do you get

"Where are you from"

"Manchester"

"No, like, where are you *from*?"

That's one I get other asian people. Why does it matter??

I don't know why it's such a hang up for some. Can people not just be people?

Best is when they ask where are you “originally” from. I always reply with the name of the city in the U.K. I was born in.

90% of the time they can’t give up, and move on to “where are your patents from?” and again I name the cities in the U.K. that they were born in too.

If a stranger asks questions that make me feel uncomfortable, they’ll get answers that make them uncomfortable too.

I get the reverse of that and I hope I also make it awkward because people assume I'm British.

I was born in Australia. My parents were born in Australia. My grandparents were born in Australia.

Try again, chucklefuck. I'm not one of you, etc.

Maybe try asking the non white person with the British accent where in Britain they're from and leave my immigrant arse alone?

Do I need to qualify my question by saying "where in Britain are you from?"?

I don't mind being asked where I'm from. "Sydney" is the answer. As a white person I don't mind being asked where my ancestors come from. "Mostly England, all over"

It's this insinuation - I've seen it happen to other people - that a non white person with (say) a London accent can't really be from the UK. "Where are you *really* from?" That's so gross. And in reverse for me a bit, although as a white person they're trying to include not exclude me. (I don't want to be included, see above, but I recognise my privilege in this)"

It's difficult isn't it. Because we both look British we are often included in the hilarious jokes about our origin (only one of us but I'm trying to be discreet ). Sometimes we roll our eyes and ignore it other times we enjoy making the person feel uncomfortable. Occasionally we smile and say we'll wave at you when you're waiting in the non EU queue at the airport

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


""I don't see gender, we're all just human"

Barf

Or, "I love trans people best of both worlds!!!!" I don't want to be both worlds, I want to be one world only. "

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

You've eliminated psychiatry, congratulations, where do we direct your Nobel prize

IKR? They do tend to say it with a condescending air of "it's so obvious, luv"."

Or "I've never suffered mental health problems, I'm strong"

Your privilege is showing, love, put it away.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics "

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

I do agree, ensuing awkwardness is very fun!

Do you get

"Where are you from"

"Manchester"

"No, like, where are you *from*?"

That's one I get other asian people. Why does it matter??

I don't know why it's such a hang up for some. Can people not just be people?

Best is when they ask where are you “originally” from. I always reply with the name of the city in the U.K. I was born in.

90% of the time they can’t give up, and move on to “where are your patents from?” and again I name the cities in the U.K. that they were born in too.

If a stranger asks questions that make me feel uncomfortable, they’ll get answers that make them uncomfortable too.

I get the reverse of that and I hope I also make it awkward because people assume I'm British.

I was born in Australia. My parents were born in Australia. My grandparents were born in Australia.

Try again, chucklefuck. I'm not one of you, etc.

Maybe try asking the non white person with the British accent where in Britain they're from and leave my immigrant arse alone?

Do I need to qualify my question by saying "where in Britain are you from?"?

I don't mind being asked where I'm from. "Sydney" is the answer. As a white person I don't mind being asked where my ancestors come from. "Mostly England, all over"

It's this insinuation - I've seen it happen to other people - that a non white person with (say) a London accent can't really be from the UK. "Where are you *really* from?" That's so gross. And in reverse for me a bit, although as a white person they're trying to include not exclude me. (I don't want to be included, see above, but I recognise my privilege in this)

It's difficult isn't it. Because we both look British we are often included in the hilarious jokes about our origin (only one of us but I'm trying to be discreet ). Sometimes we roll our eyes and ignore it other times we enjoy making the person feel uncomfortable. Occasionally we smile and say we'll wave at you when you're waiting in the non EU queue at the airport "

Haha!

Increasingly I choose violence. Not literal violence, but if you're going to try to make the world worse for immigrants or people whose origin you disapprove of, I am using my place as approved immigrant to return awkward to sender.

(Although there was that one time I was chastised for Australia denying that it's British and trying to be American, like I'm personally responsible for Australian culture and any deviance from the mother country is a personal insult. I just... I got nothing)

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick! "

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. "

Threads about race make people uncomfortable - good

People being made to look at problems cry salty tears - let's drink.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Wretch - Antwi

For you Pickle

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
over a year ago

Leeds


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. "

Maybe 6.5 is the magical thread number.

I like your threads.

Mrs

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’

I hear you, although there's another element in play. My bestie is a black guy. He states it in occasional conversation as to how hes happy to be described. I also have a guy I work with who is also black, but gets irritated by being called it. I'm lucky in that it's easy for me because I just get to call them both by their first names and not give it any more thought, but it might not be quite so easy for someone who doesn't know them, who could potentially offend either.

To be fair it could be easy to offend anyone in the times we live in - I'm a short, bald guy, so I 'could' be offended if someone made certain comments if I was so inclined. (I'd sooner be called a shortarse than 'diminutive' if I'm honest) I think we all know the difference when someone is being descriptive, rather than intending to offend - and despite the times we live in I think the vast majority still believe in live and let live."

I only think it should be used as a relevant descriptor. If you’re describing someone to me so I know who you’re talking about or who I’m looking for, race is relevant. It’s a part of our identity. If you’re describing me to someone who can’t place me, ‘Black guy, short, chubby build, beard, nose stud’ is totally fine. Also if I was in a room full of white people, ‘Steve, you know him, literally the only black guy that was there!’ Is not offensive. Same for a white person in those contexts. Where race is not relevant- I don’t think it needs to be brought up. For example. ‘There was a bunch of boys causing trouble down the road. All Black boys.’ - one I’ve actually heard.

Anyway, yes Black people aren’t a monolith. We don’t all agree on everything. And if someone doesn’t like to be described that way fair enough.

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By *edVelveteenCouple
over a year ago

Heaven in the Midlands

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over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Everything after the but is always bad juju"

Juju

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By *edVelveteenCouple
over a year ago

Heaven in the Midlands


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’ "

I had a couple of meets with a black man from Ghana a few years back. He told me the only ones who were "afraid of the B word were white folk". Him and his mates couldn't understand why no one would say black.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"

I do agree, ensuing awkwardness is very fun!

Do you get

"Where are you from"

"Manchester"

"No, like, where are you *from*?"

That's one I get other asian people. Why does it matter??

I don't know why it's such a hang up for some. Can people not just be people?

Best is when they ask where are you “originally” from. I always reply with the name of the city in the U.K. I was born in.

90% of the time they can’t give up, and move on to “where are your patents from?” and again I name the cities in the U.K. that they were born in too.

If a stranger asks questions that make me feel uncomfortable, they’ll get answers that make them uncomfortable too."

I feel this in my spirit

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I've had people racists rant on in my company, looked over, jaw drops and then say... "Oh we don't see you as one of them!"

TB fair tho, we use Black in the UK but US prefer PoC which we don't like."

I don’t mind PoC when it’s relevant. When you’re talking about say ‘people of colour experience microaggressions almost daily in Britain’ that’s fair. It’s collective. When you specifically mean Black, say Black. ‘The racism that Black people experience being compared to X and stereotyped as Y’- this is specifically about Black people, not people of colour generally.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Anyway good thread.

Messages received.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

You've eliminated psychiatry, congratulations, where do we direct your Nobel prize

IKR? They do tend to say it with a condescending air of "it's so obvious, luv".

Or "I've never suffered mental health problems, I'm strong"

Your privilege is showing, love, put it away."

There is a lot of that, sadly

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’

I had a couple of meets with a black man from Ghana a few years back. He told me the only ones who were "afraid of the B word were white folk". Him and his mates couldn't understand why no one would say black."

I think some of us don't want to offend. Me, anyway. I don't want to go all "normal sentence nothing wrong here (descriptor)" only to learn that the descriptor is a slur.

I know most people around me know I'm trying to do right by them and those who know me will issue a gentle correction, but I don't want to inadvertently make the problem worse.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

You've eliminated psychiatry, congratulations, where do we direct your Nobel prize

IKR? They do tend to say it with a condescending air of "it's so obvious, luv".

Or "I've never suffered mental health problems, I'm strong"

Your privilege is showing, love, put it away.

There is a lot of that, sadly"

I'd rather see the 2000s tramp stamp and unshaven bits poking out.

The privilege should be neither seen nor heard, like a child in the olden days.

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"

Too right… hang the gingers!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine. "

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking?

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking? "

There's known biases in medicine towards women in pain.

Often worse ones towards non white people, and I know results are often diabolical when mental health comes into it.

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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago

Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton,


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’

I had a couple of meets with a black man from Ghana a few years back. He told me the only ones who were "afraid of the B word were white folk". Him and his mates couldn't understand why no one would say black."

Correct.I knew a lad from Nigeria who was a Hygiene inspector,he was called to an Asian fast food outlet that he had to close down,the owner pleaded with him to turn a blind eye,"we are all blacks together".This lad got him up against a wall,"I'm black you are just some brown colour".He couldn't understand the fear of the word black either.As his name was a bit of a mouthful to pronounce he insisted we call him Sambo,which is a legitimate Christian name in the African continent.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking? "

It was near Christmas the second time. He made it clear he thought I wanted time off work to get my shopping done.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking?

There's known biases in medicine towards women in pain.

Often worse ones towards non white people, and I know results are often diabolical when mental health comes into it."

I've been seeing quite a lot about women + pain lately - it makes me quite angry.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking?

It was near Christmas the second time. He made it clear he thought I wanted time off work to get my shopping done. "

Sexist TWAT

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking?

There's known biases in medicine towards women in pain.

Often worse ones towards non white people, and I know results are often diabolical when mental health comes into it."

I raised this with a medical professional who hotly denied it.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking?

There's known biases in medicine towards women in pain.

Often worse ones towards non white people, and I know results are often diabolical when mental health comes into it.

I've been seeing quite a lot about women + pain lately - it makes me quite angry. "

I had an incident which... normal outcome is less than a week until death. In the meantime, the pain is worse than childbirth.

Apparently I was overreacting, I should have babies, I was discharged and... I fought for a second opinion and had the life saving surgery six weeks later.

Good times

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By *om and JennieCouple
over a year ago

Chams or Socials


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race. "

I have a black uncle. Well, half uncle. He was my uncle’s best friend growing up & kept saying he was my uncle. I couldn’t understand how my white gran & grandad “made” a black kid so kept saying he was a liar. DNA Ancestry proved my grandad was a cheat.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking?

It was near Christmas the second time. He made it clear he thought I wanted time off work to get my shopping done.

Sexist TWAT "

Yep. It was a woman who believed me, asked me how I coped with cooking, housework and at work and referred me to a specialist. The specialist and surgeon were men but extremely competent and believed every word I said. I just wish it hadn't taken about five years to achieve

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

"Can I get?"

I think you mean "Can/could I have?"

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

Which one would you like

1) it’s shouldn’t be Black Lives Matter.. it should be all lives matter!!! …. Get me a bucket!!

2) bloody MoBo awards… why is there not a music of white origin awards!!!! ( I have been so tempted to say.. it’s called the brits, and you nicked all the cool music from black people anyway!!! )

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By *rFoxAndXenoCouple
over a year ago

Weymouth


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

You've eliminated psychiatry, congratulations, where do we direct your Nobel prize

IKR? They do tend to say it with a condescending air of "it's so obvious, luv".

Or "I've never suffered mental health problems, I'm strong"

Your privilege is showing, love, put it away."

This!!! I'm sick of people who think they're of peak mental strength looking down on those who suffer.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Which one would you like

1) it’s shouldn’t be Black Lives Matter.. it should be all lives matter!!! …. Get me a bucket!!

2) bloody MoBo awards… why is there not a music of white origin awards!!!! ( I have been so tempted to say.. it’s called the brits, and you nicked all the cool music from black people anyway!!! )"

Fabio-

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


""Can I get?"

I think you mean "Can/could I have?"

"

‘I thought drinks come before food usually’

I think you mean ‘where the fuck are our drinks?’

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By *eliWoman
over a year ago

.


""Just believe in yourself/be confident/don't worry"

cheers, I'm totally sorted now and will immediately stop worrying.

I went to my GP once with a horrible bladder condition that made me feel as if I desperately needed a pee the whole time. He said "just don't go". Well thanks doc I'm cured!

What a dick!

Yeah he was actually. At the same surgery but a different doctor who I consulted for back pain asked me if couldn't just 'soldier on' . When he tested the reflex in my ankle and couldn't find one he continued to bash with his little tiny hammer because obviously I was overstating the excruciating agony of spinal stenosis. . Luckily I eventually saw a GP who actually gave a damn and had surgery to put an implant in my spine.

Glad you got some help eventually, but..what were they thinking?

There's known biases in medicine towards women in pain.

Often worse ones towards non white people, and I know results are often diabolical when mental health comes into it.

I raised this with a medical professional who hotly denied it. "

Sadly it's very much a thing. A close family member is working on reducing bias towards non white people during pregnancy and labour. The stats she's shown me, the heartbreaking cases. Awful. And yet some of her colleagues think she's making a big deal out of nothing and should focus on the bigger picture. And yes, that's a near enough quote that was said directly to her.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Which one would you like

1) it’s shouldn’t be Black Lives Matter.. it should be all lives matter!!! …. Get me a bucket!!

2) bloody MoBo awards… why is there not a music of white origin awards!!!! ( I have been so tempted to say.. it’s called the brits, and you nicked all the cool music from black people anyway!!! )"

Mike drop

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By *heHookyMonsterMan
over a year ago

Liverpool


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’

I hear you, although there's another element in play. My bestie is a black guy. He states it in occasional conversation as to how hes happy to be described. I also have a guy I work with who is also black, but gets irritated by being called it. I'm lucky in that it's easy for me because I just get to call them both by their first names and not give it any more thought, but it might not be quite so easy for someone who doesn't know them, who could potentially offend either.

To be fair it could be easy to offend anyone in the times we live in - I'm a short, bald guy, so I 'could' be offended if someone made certain comments if I was so inclined. (I'd sooner be called a shortarse than 'diminutive' if I'm honest) I think we all know the difference when someone is being descriptive, rather than intending to offend - and despite the times we live in I think the vast majority still believe in live and let live.

I only think it should be used as a relevant descriptor. If you’re describing someone to me so I know who you’re talking about or who I’m looking for, race is relevant. It’s a part of our identity. If you’re describing me to someone who can’t place me, ‘Black guy, short, chubby build, beard, nose stud’ is totally fine. Also if I was in a room full of white people, ‘Steve, you know him, literally the only black guy that was there!’ Is not offensive. Same for a white person in those contexts. Where race is not relevant- I don’t think it needs to be brought up. For example. ‘There was a bunch of boys causing trouble down the road. All Black boys.’ - one I’ve actually heard.

Anyway, yes Black people aren’t a monolith. We don’t all agree on everything. And if someone doesn’t like to be described that way fair enough. "

That's great shout!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Which one would you like

1) it’s shouldn’t be Black Lives Matter.. it should be all lives matter!!! …. Get me a bucket!!

2) bloody MoBo awards… why is there not a music of white origin awards!!!! ( I have been so tempted to say.. it’s called the brits, and you nicked all the cool music from black people anyway!!! )"

Funny enough one of the things that annoys me is this false story that music was “nicked” from black people.

It’s not true.

Actually I’m not a fan of any kind of divisive “us vs them” mentality

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’ve worked in very male dominated industries all of my life and still to this day in meetings come up against things like “well let’s get the women’s thoughts on this” when I’m the only women on the Board. We’re building ruddy airplanes; ovaries make not one bit of difference to my opinion on our commercial or operational strategy!

Or people assuming I’ll be the one to arrange refreshments and take minutes.

That and the innovative and frankly hilarious banter about ‘time of the month’/‘mum brain’/‘menopause madness’.

I wonder if my car is a time capsule and rather than driving to work in the morning I’m actually driving to 1972! (And I wasn’t even born in 1972!)

Oooh, that was a cathartic little rant. Must dash, there’s probably some coffee cups requiring a good scrub and the CEO needs someone to order flowers for his wife as he’s forgotten their anniversary AGAIN

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London


""Can I get?"

I think you mean "Can/could I have?"

‘I thought drinks come before food usually’

I think you mean ‘where the fuck are our drinks?’"

They usually bring the drinks over first.

Unless you forget to add a drink to your order.

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By *heHookyMonsterMan
over a year ago

Liverpool


"Aaaaallll day

It’s when they refuse to use the word ‘Black’ to describe a Black person for me

‘You’re looking for the guy in the green top with the glasses and the grey shoes-‘

‘The black guy. He’s the only black guy there. You mean the black guy’

I had a couple of meets with a black man from Ghana a few years back. He told me the only ones who were "afraid of the B word were white folk". Him and his mates couldn't understand why no one would say black.

I think some of us don't want to offend. Me, anyway. I don't want to go all "normal sentence nothing wrong here (descriptor)" only to learn that the descriptor is a slur.

I know most people around me know I'm trying to do right by them and those who know me will issue a gentle correction, but I don't want to inadvertently make the problem worse."

That's really well put!

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By *aGaGagging for itCouple
over a year ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

'Literally' when it's not. e.g. 'I literally laughed my head off. No you didn't because you would be dead then

'No offence but .......'

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


""Can I get?"

I think you mean "Can/could I have?"

‘I thought drinks come before food usually’

I think you mean ‘where the fuck are our drinks?’

They usually bring the drinks over first.

Unless you forget to add a drink to your order.

"

people are so funny

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By *batMan
over a year ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)


"Are you bored Steve? Is this how many ways can I open a thread about prejudice?

No. This is my my only one today? What have I done now? "

Keep up the good work Mr P.

Gbat

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By *offiaCoolWoman
over a year ago

Kidsgrove


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. "

Green arrow shows last page of threads...

Wanking

Where is our resident 20/21 year old

One thing about me (not race related)

Are you nice

Happy birthday Candyfloss

Shout out .....

Not sure how much more diverse your threads could be

I like your threads

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By *ansoffateMan
over a year ago

Sagittarius A

'Sorry man, I wouldn't have told that joke if I knew your wife was black... I'm not racist.'

'we don't have any problems with race around here. We stay to our own and they stay to theirs.' A guy in Georgia

My kids used to ask. If we are mixed race then why is everyone ok with us saying we are black, but not ok with us saying we are white?

My father-in-law claimed that white people are interbred with neanderthals and that's why they are so 'war-like'. Then say see: watch him tear the chicken off the bone with his teeth like an animal. I just did it more and grunted to wind him up.

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By *erry bull1Man
over a year ago

doncaster


"‘If you were the last person alive and all you could eat was this cow, would you?’

‘Well-‘

‘So why are you even vegetarian then?’

Bet you'd eat a squirrel. "

I wouldn’t , squirrels eat nuts and I’m allergic to nuts

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By *mf123Man
over a year ago

with one foot out the door

This reminds me of green screen

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem.

Green arrow shows last page of threads...

Wanking

Where is our resident 20/21 year old

One thing about me (not race related)

Are you nice

Happy birthday Candyfloss

Shout out .....

Not sure how much more diverse your threads could be

I like your threads "

I also looked at my green arrow because I was so confused. You’d think all I do is sit and post on race threads all day.

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By *heHookyMonsterMan
over a year ago

Liverpool


"I’ve worked in very male dominated industries all of my life and still to this day in meetings come up against things like “well let’s get the women’s thoughts on this” when I’m the only women on the Board. We’re building ruddy airplanes; ovaries make not one bit of difference to my opinion on our commercial or operational strategy!

Or people assuming I’ll be the one to arrange refreshments and take minutes.

That and the innovative and frankly hilarious banter about ‘time of the month’/‘mum brain’/‘menopause madness’.

I wonder if my car is a time capsule and rather than driving to work in the morning I’m actually driving to 1972! (And I wasn’t even born in 1972!)

Oooh, that was a cathartic little rant. Must dash, there’s probably some coffee cups requiring a good scrub and the CEO needs someone to order flowers for his wife as he’s forgotten their anniversary AGAIN

"

One thing that's true to say in business is that getting a woman's thoughts often takes ego out of the equation. Often gives an entirely different perspective on things. That being said I wouldn't announce wanting a woman's perspective, but would just ask the individual by name. It's not rocket science!

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By *elaninMaverickWoman
over a year ago

near Putney Heath


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"

I don't even comment on these types of things. I just smile and file in my brain under "ignorant" or "idiot" depending on the context of course.

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By *heHookyMonsterMan
over a year ago

Liverpool


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

I don't even comment on these types of things. I just smile and file in my brain under "ignorant" or "idiot" depending on the context of course."

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"

"You're too young to need a wheelchair"

"What happened to you"

"Do you know [insert name of Paralympian or personal friend of the person, who also is a wheelchair user]"

The term "wheelchair bound". No. Almost no disabled person stays in their wheelchair 24/7, 365. They get out of it to use the loo, go to bed etc (maybe with help). We are not bound to it.

"You won't be able to do X". Just watch me, fucker

So far, I've been told I won't be able to get to various places here in Spain. Incorrect. I've got everywhere so far. Tonight might be a hill too far, but I'm going to bloody well give it a go.

Any words that suggest pity, anyone offering prayers, suggesting crazy "cures" or telling me about "miracles" they know about.

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By *ruceyyMan
over a year ago

London


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"

I see colour and I see you are the colour of a rainbow

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"You're too young to need a wheelchair"

"What happened to you"

"Do you know [insert name of Paralympian or personal friend of the person, who also is a wheelchair user]"

The term "wheelchair bound". No. Almost no disabled person stays in their wheelchair 24/7, 365. They get out of it to use the loo, go to bed etc (maybe with help). We are not bound to it.

"You won't be able to do X". Just watch me, fucker

So far, I've been told I won't be able to get to various places here in Spain. Incorrect. I've got everywhere so far. Tonight might be a hill too far, but I'm going to bloody well give it a go.

Any words that suggest pity, anyone offering prayers, suggesting crazy "cures" or telling me about "miracles" they know about. "

Have you tried yoga or positive thinking, tho?

*Ducks for cover*

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"You're too young to need a wheelchair"

"What happened to you"

"Do you know [insert name of Paralympian or personal friend of the person, who also is a wheelchair user]"

The term "wheelchair bound". No. Almost no disabled person stays in their wheelchair 24/7, 365. They get out of it to use the loo, go to bed etc (maybe with help). We are not bound to it.

"You won't be able to do X". Just watch me, fucker

So far, I've been told I won't be able to get to various places here in Spain. Incorrect. I've got everywhere so far. Tonight might be a hill too far, but I'm going to bloody well give it a go.

Any words that suggest pity, anyone offering prayers, suggesting crazy "cures" or telling me about "miracles" they know about.

Have you tried yoga or positive thinking, tho?

*Ducks for cover*"

I am like an electron, striving for the positive but never actually making it

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"You're too young to need a wheelchair"

"What happened to you"

"Do you know [insert name of Paralympian or personal friend of the person, who also is a wheelchair user]"

The term "wheelchair bound". No. Almost no disabled person stays in their wheelchair 24/7, 365. They get out of it to use the loo, go to bed etc (maybe with help). We are not bound to it.

"You won't be able to do X". Just watch me, fucker

So far, I've been told I won't be able to get to various places here in Spain. Incorrect. I've got everywhere so far. Tonight might be a hill too far, but I'm going to bloody well give it a go.

Any words that suggest pity, anyone offering prayers, suggesting crazy "cures" or telling me about "miracles" they know about.

Have you tried yoga or positive thinking, tho?

*Ducks for cover*

I am like an electron, striving for the positive but never actually making it "

That was a genuine belly laugh

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
over a year ago

Reading


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"You're too young to need a wheelchair"

"What happened to you"

"Do you know [insert name of Paralympian or personal friend of the person, who also is a wheelchair user]"

The term "wheelchair bound". No. Almost no disabled person stays in their wheelchair 24/7, 365. They get out of it to use the loo, go to bed etc (maybe with help). We are not bound to it.

"You won't be able to do X". Just watch me, fucker

So far, I've been told I won't be able to get to various places here in Spain. Incorrect. I've got everywhere so far. Tonight might be a hill too far, but I'm going to bloody well give it a go.

Any words that suggest pity, anyone offering prayers, suggesting crazy "cures" or telling me about "miracles" they know about. "

Where are you going tonight?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"You're too young to need a wheelchair"

"What happened to you"

"Do you know [insert name of Paralympian or personal friend of the person, who also is a wheelchair user]"

The term "wheelchair bound". No. Almost no disabled person stays in their wheelchair 24/7, 365. They get out of it to use the loo, go to bed etc (maybe with help). We are not bound to it.

"You won't be able to do X". Just watch me, fucker

So far, I've been told I won't be able to get to various places here in Spain. Incorrect. I've got everywhere so far. Tonight might be a hill too far, but I'm going to bloody well give it a go.

Any words that suggest pity, anyone offering prayers, suggesting crazy "cures" or telling me about "miracles" they know about.

Where are you going tonight?"

Up the steepest, most medieval, cobbled streets I've ever seen

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
over a year ago

Reading


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"You're too young to need a wheelchair"

"What happened to you"

"Do you know [insert name of Paralympian or personal friend of the person, who also is a wheelchair user]"

The term "wheelchair bound". No. Almost no disabled person stays in their wheelchair 24/7, 365. They get out of it to use the loo, go to bed etc (maybe with help). We are not bound to it.

"You won't be able to do X". Just watch me, fucker

So far, I've been told I won't be able to get to various places here in Spain. Incorrect. I've got everywhere so far. Tonight might be a hill too far, but I'm going to bloody well give it a go.

Any words that suggest pity, anyone offering prayers, suggesting crazy "cures" or telling me about "miracles" they know about.

Where are you going tonight?

Up the steepest, most medieval, cobbled streets I've ever seen "

Good luck. We have pushed my mum up some really steep hills in Spain.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"You're too young to need a wheelchair"

"What happened to you"

"Do you know [insert name of Paralympian or personal friend of the person, who also is a wheelchair user]"

The term "wheelchair bound". No. Almost no disabled person stays in their wheelchair 24/7, 365. They get out of it to use the loo, go to bed etc (maybe with help). We are not bound to it.

"You won't be able to do X". Just watch me, fucker

So far, I've been told I won't be able to get to various places here in Spain. Incorrect. I've got everywhere so far. Tonight might be a hill too far, but I'm going to bloody well give it a go.

Any words that suggest pity, anyone offering prayers, suggesting crazy "cures" or telling me about "miracles" they know about.

Where are you going tonight?

Up the steepest, most medieval, cobbled streets I've ever seen

Good luck. We have pushed my mum up some really steep hills in Spain."

I shall mainly be pushing myself *consults sanity*

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


""I'm vegan" carrying a leather handbag wearing leather shoes.

"I'm straight" but I'll take it not give it.

"I'm not racist I have a friend who's black"

Mrs

I'm vegan. I carry a leather bag. I sit on a leather sofa ..... I had them before I became vegan. It wouldn't help any animals if I got rid.

Valid point, I shall check date of purchase next time

Mrs

What I can't get my head around is vegan leather ??? I mean .......why ..... why call it leather?

Why make bacon that looks like bacon and call it facon?"

No. That one I understand.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's all about the connection.....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I'm really bi but I put straight on here because...."

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By *asterR and slut mayaMan
over a year ago

Bradford


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. "

sadly Mr pickle I've not seen those other threads just happen to see this one been another one on race .but I look forward to seeing other threads from you .

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By *aomilatteCouple
over a year ago

Midlands

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"

“No Woody! I don’t like you!”

^this.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. sadly Mr pickle I've not seen those other threads just happen to see this one been another one on race .but I look forward to seeing other threads from you ."

He does all different kinds of threads.

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By *ympho6969Woman
over a year ago

glasgow

"I don't mean to be rude but..."

"I don't mean to offend".

"This might come out wrong."

"I'm sorry, but" no apology should have a but. Ever.

Bullshit. Just say it and stop beating round the bush

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By *ympho6969Woman
over a year ago

glasgow


"‘You’re not fat, you’re beautiful’

When did they say they weren’t beautiful? "

This is one that gets me going every time. I said I was fat, or curvy or whatever. Not a minger

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By *aucasian GhandiMan
over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)

It's not you it's me, fuck off away from me then ya shitcunt

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. sadly Mr pickle I've not seen those other threads just happen to see this one been another one on race .but I look forward to seeing other threads from you .

He does all different kinds of threads. "

I can’t believe I’m getting drawn out on a Tuesday of all days. That’s what is particularly egregious

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By *ympho6969Woman
over a year ago

glasgow

The typical lines spoken after being caught cheating.

It's not what it looks like. - yes, yes it is. You didn't have some rando take both your clothes off your back then fell onto each other. In a bedroom.

It just happened. ' tf it did!

You mean everything to me. I couldn't live without you. - clearly not. You risked it all for a few moments pleasure and the risk of being caught.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. sadly Mr pickle I've not seen those other threads just happen to see this one been another one on race .but I look forward to seeing other threads from you .

He does all different kinds of threads.

I can’t believe I’m getting drawn out on a Tuesday of all days. That’s what is particularly egregious "

Think of my cleavage while I look up egre hang on

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. sadly Mr pickle I've not seen those other threads just happen to see this one been another one on race .but I look forward to seeing other threads from you .

He does all different kinds of threads.

I can’t believe I’m getting drawn out on a Tuesday of all days. That’s what is particularly egregious

Think of my cleavage while I look up egre hang on"

‘Cleavage’

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. sadly Mr pickle I've not seen those other threads just happen to see this one been another one on race .but I look forward to seeing other threads from you .

He does all different kinds of threads.

I can’t believe I’m getting drawn out on a Tuesday of all days. That’s what is particularly egregious

Think of my cleavage while I look up egre hang on

‘Cleavage’ "

Why are you having a bath with 2 hotdogs?

Dripping here

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"‘I’m not racist- my best friend/ granddaughter/ kid/ uncle/ cousin/ partner is black/ Asian’

Or ‘my partner/ kid is black so you know, if anyone understands racism it’s me but’

Someone from the forums has done something like this to me to get me to stop talking about race.

Fair point Mr pickle I'd just like to hear more from you on other topics

I just feel like to many people I talk on too many topics in this bloody forum. That’s the problem.

I do too many threads- problem.

I do one thread today- problem. sadly Mr pickle I've not seen those other threads just happen to see this one been another one on race .but I look forward to seeing other threads from you .

He does all different kinds of threads.

I can’t believe I’m getting drawn out on a Tuesday of all days. That’s what is particularly egregious

Think of my cleavage while I look up egre hang on

‘Cleavage’

Why are you having a bath with 2 hotdogs?

Dripping here "

I love seeing you dripping

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By *rlandoMan
over a year ago

Lincolnshire


"

Any other common things people say to you that make you want to [redacted]?

"

plenty of c**** Here wanting a BBC !

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By *aGaGagging for itCouple
over a year ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

'Gotten' - stop it!

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By *wingin CatMan
over a year ago

London


"I’m not racist but…. "

....I'm not racist - I've got black mates.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


"I’m not racist but….

....I'm not racist - I've got black mates."

There's a thing..... can you get black condoms ?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I’m not racist but….

....I'm not racist - I've got black mates.

There's a thing..... can you get black condoms ?"

I think you can actually

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


"I’m not racist but….

....I'm not racist - I've got black mates.

There's a thing..... can you get black condoms ?

I think you can actually"

I'm gonna check ....

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

black ones, red, green , yellow ..... glow in the dark ..... shit things have moved on since I bought a pack ...

I thought ribbed ones were at the cutting edge..... in more ways than one.

peppermint blow jobs....... I remember those ...

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"black ones, red, green , yellow ..... glow in the dark ..... shit things have moved on since I bought a pack ...

I thought ribbed ones were at the cutting edge..... in more ways than one.

peppermint blow jobs....... I remember those ... "

Extra strong mints right before you go down on them

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"black ones, red, green , yellow ..... glow in the dark ..... shit things have moved on since I bought a pack ...

I thought ribbed ones were at the cutting edge..... in more ways than one.

peppermint blow jobs....... I remember those ...

Extra strong mints right before you go down on them"

Takes away the taste.

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