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He choked upon the very last potato in the land

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It reads off like an 80 year olds recounting of her life throughout the years, not something a 17 year old would say happened in 2 or 3 (?) Years.

🗨 I don't like people who burn the coal.

Interviewer: Guys thanks so much for coming

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That one tennis lob straight at a guy in the stands ... Certainly didn't look like an accident.

Sera que gano el premio nico? No estoy pasando un buen momento y creo que una alegria no vendria mal, segui asi nico ! Me re enganche con tus vivos en youtube😊🤙

Thank you for talking about a subject that few touch upon, and for speaking about it on a level that is so truthful and clear. And useful. Truly appreciated !

The cut and casual talking at the end sold it. I really thought it was going to end awkward, but to find out he was playing her the whole time? Magnificent.

The fact that they have the mindset of children because they're aging rapidly is fucking terrifying

Attu liece ivalungala seyyarathukku kai adichuttu padukalam

Stay strong in the midst of Celebrity world 💪

Second Guy was also Asian, 5 years younger than me, and had more money than me (not Crazy Rich Asians level, but he was definitely more affluent than I was). Before me, he had never been friends with a black man, let alone dated one. He was grounded, kind, focused, and sophisticated. And CUTE. 😍We always had lovely dates, and our dynamic had equal doses of mental, emotional, and romantic stimulation. Still, after my experience with First Guy, a tiny part of me wondered if fetishism was part of why Second Guy dated me. While it may have fueled part of his initial interest (we first met in a gay bar), I realized it definitely wasn't his fuel for the relationship. Both of us were creative professionals, so aside from us sharing common interests and perspectives, I think the fact that I understood his drive and encouraged him in his work made him feel valued in a way that the local Asian gays couldn't value him. Because Hong Kong is a major financial and corporate hub, creative careers are generally overlooked and unappreciated by most of the locals. Second Guy's actions always left me feeling appreciated and seen; he operated with a genuine respect of my entire identity. I'm not sure if he fully grasped my perspective as a black man, but he was always willing to at least listen to it. On one of our dates, a local woman was being racist towards me and disrespectful towards both of us; she did all that in Chinese, and Second Guy clapped back at her with a quickness in Chinese. Second Guy invited me to spend time with his gay and straight friends (who were also his age and Asian), and they always made me feel welcome and included in their circle. Now this is where Speculation enters the picture. Although we never discussed it, I sensed that Second Guy was either closeted with his family (like I was), or they just ignored his sexuality. I wondered if he would ever tell them that he was dating a black American man, and how that might impact our relationship and his relationship with his family. If it turned out Second Guy was hiding me from his family, I still would have dated him. From what I gathered, even before I entered the picture it seemed he was living the most out and proud version of his life that his circumstances allowed. So in that very specific case, the family issue wouldn't have been a dealbreaker for me (but for all I know, it could have been a dealbreaker for him). In the end, Second Guy and I broke up because his career was his first priority, and I was unable to clearly communicate what I needed in a relationship. It feels delightfully odd to say this, but for most of our dating experience it didn't feel like we were a black man and an Asian man. It just felt like we were Chris and Second Guy (I remember his real name, but don't want to use it online).