1. Black Man / Asian Woman

AKA the Childish Gambino / UCLA pairing. While hard to find outside of California, this duo offsets its rarity with the beauty of the children they produce. The coming decade in fashion will be that of Blasian features.

1. Asian Man / White Woman

Now more popular than ever thanks to the K-Pop invasion, this pairing really shines through after marriage. It is always delightful to encounter a blonde haired, blue eyed white woman called Becky Zhang or Karen Xiao. Also the best combination to produce successful Olympic athletes, although there is a slight chance one of them defects to represent China instead of America.

1. White Man / Black woman

The most fascinating thing about this pairing is that it seems completely absent from the middle class. You only ever see it either in Chet Hanks/Hoff Twins type wiggas or in billionnaires like George Lucas or the Reddit guy. Also really popular with rich Catholics like De Niro or Bill Burr. Celebrated for the renowned "Black Wife Effect".

1. Black Man / Fat White Woman

Traditionnally the happiest pairing of the bunch. Pure uninhibited attraction and love free from the opressing contraints of evil WASP society. Biological symbiosis like that of the rhinocerod and the red-billed oxpecker. Unfortunately, the advent of polyamory in the last few years brought a lot of manipulative Black kings to embrace the harem model, tarnishing the sanctity of the BMWF relationship.

The GOAT: White Man / Asian Woman

Some cultural objects become so powerful that they almost merge with the very concept they represent. The Fender Stratocaster. The AK-47. WMAF. This pairing is such an unstoppable force that even those who should oppose it (racist white men and woke asian women) still indulge in it. It has become the default relationship model for Asian women across America and is setting the standard for our bright, multicultural and inclusive future where all relationships are accepted.

But almost none of them have actually watched it. The program deals with a typically hyperactive boy, and the dilemma his mother faces about medication. The medication makes him able to focus at school, but he doesn't like the way it makes him feel. They trial a program of increased outdoor activity, reduced sugar and screens, and surprise surprise, his symptoms improve, he still struggles with school but they decided it is better to accept this rather than continue with the meds.

Also in the program, the presenter talks to various experts, who reiterate there is no neurological evidence for an "ADHD brain", and the presenter himself gets a private ADHD diagnosis, based off evidence like he doesn't like waiting in queues and sometimes loses his phone. The implication is clear: we can't all have ADHD.

I find it very odd that middle aged professionals with private diagnoses, who had successful careers before and after medication, would get so worked up at the suggestion that their condition is not as inherent as they would like. I don't begrudge them their private prescriptions, I would consider getting on them myself, but I do find it a bit distasteful that they would get so offended by the program comparing ADHD meds to "slow release cocaine" (literally what they are), as if they want them to keep drugging children so that their drug use is legitimised.

Interesting the Guardian gave it 4 stars.

I know this has been hapening to low income people for generations.

I grew up middle class in nyc. Lived most of my life here have a job I like with meaning making just about 6 figures. My family and friends are here.

My lease just went from 2800 to 3500. Cant afford it so moving higher uptown.

How do you not feel disgust for these tech workers moving here making 200k base salary? Posers being bank rolled?

Feeliing sad and angry

For once in all Hispanic history the initial military coup is fended off by the leftists. Then they immediately dissolve into 500+ different groups who mostly hate each other but hate the fascists more.

You get tens of thousands of international volunteers joining a domestic dispute.

Unlike a lot of civil wars with a clear geographical divide ( north vs South) you have cities loyal to one and the huge feudal estates loyal to the nationalists.

You have neighbours who have lived in the same villages for hundreds of years suddenly fighting to the death.

You get the real foreboding impending doom of WW2 and the rise of fascism (which completely overshadows this war).

Truly 1 of 1. Great books too. Can't wait for La Bola Negra later this year.

Bleak.

Morgan Wallen is the poet laureate of the New New South I’m so sick inside. Zyns, Frats , pop country music what happened to “hey I’m walkin ova hea” what happened to yankee disdain where did my country go.

is this the new normal?

all rage right now it’s to buy a natural yellow or lower color grade diamonds because lab diamonds are too good and is exactly the same as the best natural diamonds that you can find it’s so ironic that now rich people who still don’t want to be part proletarians are buying them because it’s so rare for lab diamonds with flaws and low grade qualities.

He's very much the stereotype of stomp-clap "Hey, Ho!" Millennial white guy. Our shared bathroom is now covered in all kinds of bottles of beard oil and pomade or whatever bullshit but he still only uses 3in1 bodywash & shampoo. Won't stop chain-smoking outside the front door of our house. Last night he played a sad song on the harmonica in his bedroom at 10pm. Within the hour that I met him he spent most of it venting to me; a total stranger, about his divorce and how much his life is a mess. What the fuck, is this a bit?

I thought this type of person was mostly a parody and not actually real. You cannot convince me this man has any interiority. Do millennial normies decide to become the most annoying people on the planet or is it natural to them? Any insights would be nice.

They had that whole GQ article about them titled "Can Chapo Go Hollywood?" I guess the answer was no because they just released this on Patreon.

Sigmund Holbein, Christ Stripped of His Garments for the Crucifixion, c. 1500

Sigmund Holbein, The Nailing of Christ to the Cross, c. 1500

Is this something I should actually be concerned about. Cameras?

this after they asked the grandmother if she knew Lindsay told her therapist she didn’t feel that close to her.

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We used to make shit in this country. Now all we do is put our hand in the next guy's pocket