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So I'm 15 years old and I'm from Lebanon. I'm brown skinned/tanned. Whenever I say the N-word infront of my friends, they call me a racist which is not true. I am very passionate about black culture and I think that without blacks, the world wouldn't be what it is today; but thats a different story. I see all these white rappers saying: N**ga this N**ga that, but noone minds. However, when another non celeb white person says the N-word, everyone attacks him even if he doesn't mean it in a racist way. I've spoken to some black people before and some say they wouldn't mind me saying the N-word, but others have different views. Do you think they are overreacting?

Vampire pros

-live forever as long as no one kills you
-powers of seduction
-faster and stronger

Vampire cons

-can’t get a nice tan
-you have to drink blood to survive
-you lose your soul

Werewolf pros

-strong and fast
-you can shapeshift
-you can live an everyday normal life (for the most part)

Werewolf cons

-hard to control yourself once transformed
-Weakness to silver bullets (who tf made that up?)
-not many cons tbh

I am black, but I have a white mother, and though my facial features look like that of a black person, my skin color is much closer to my mother's than my father's. I basically sort of look like a black person with skin almost as pale as a white person. Sort of like this.

My girlfriend, however. She is white, blonde hair, blue eyes, typical white people traits. Usually, by default, she is slightly lighter than me... not by a lot, but she is.

However, she likes to go to the pool and beach a lot, and when she gets a tan, she becomes WAY darker than me, lol. Sort of like this.

As such, I find it extremely ironic that even though she's white, her skin is often times darker than my own due to tanning. She's white, I'm black, but sometimes she's darker than me. As such, it feels rather ironic to refer to her as "white", lol.

I know that tanning won't change your race, but in that time while her tan is really on, I wish I could refer to her as "gold" or "brown" rather than "white", because that's what she looks like.