ZeldaCrossing64
Sugary Cynic
Ignorant people telling me that I'm "so lucky". I have two examples.
When I was in the 7th grade, my dad told me about benificiary stuff for people who are at least 1/16th Indigenous (I'm 1/2). I thought it was pretty interesting, so I told my classmates about it the next day. "Oh, you're so lucky!" I didn't realize it at the time, but that's not very 'lucky'. It's a fairly small benefit that's not really worth the discrimination we face, and besides I didn't choose to be (half-)Indigenous.
I also prevail from telling people that my period cramps aren't very painful, because then I get the same "you're so lucky!" comment. Dude, I still have to deal with every other side effect; Headaches, mood swings, and blood staining everything. Just because I have one side effect that's not as bad, doesn't mean it's the same for everything else.
When I was in the 7th grade, my dad told me about benificiary stuff for people who are at least 1/16th Indigenous (I'm 1/2). I thought it was pretty interesting, so I told my classmates about it the next day. "Oh, you're so lucky!" I didn't realize it at the time, but that's not very 'lucky'. It's a fairly small benefit that's not really worth the discrimination we face, and besides I didn't choose to be (half-)Indigenous.
I also prevail from telling people that my period cramps aren't very painful, because then I get the same "you're so lucky!" comment. Dude, I still have to deal with every other side effect; Headaches, mood swings, and blood staining everything. Just because I have one side effect that's not as bad, doesn't mean it's the same for everything else.