As some of you may notice, I'm basically a racist bitch who complain about everything. I don't do that in real life, ofc (truth. 0 complaints), but when I got back and relax on the bed with my tablet, somewhow whatever virtuous pretense I have irl crumbles down and I take all my turbulent arguments and hate mongering here. It's beginning to get out of hand lately, so any advice would be appreciated.

And pls not 'try looking from their perspectives' because I've done that and complain still. Also, I don't bitch about individuals, but groups of people. Simply put, I'm stereotyping (it exists for a reason), which makes it harder to look from their perspectives because it's about a general trend, not one single person.

Thank you in advance.

Meh. Instead of seeing if from their perspective just take these moments to look at yourself from the outside in. Introspection is fun. ^_^

>>2 That. Take his advice, don't get better than that :)

(And I'm totally racist too, I just keep it in the family lol.)

Ah I use to be like that as well. But then over time several wise people started telling me.

What you find in others is what's actually inside you. So if you think that person is 'dumb' then you're actually the dumb one.

And also that line people say, 'it takes one to know one'. It's funny once you realise how much of a hypocrite we all can be. My brother started calling me out for being distant and cold but that's what he is too. He talks about other people being idiots with no intellect but he's the one who barely managed to graduate (Of course, school doesn't measure your intellect and abilities, but the fact is he barely EVER did work). I also call out people for being irresponsible but I'm the one who never cleans up my room >_>...

Unlike depression, this is something you can just keep deep down. Do that. There isn't a breaking point with racism

You know what, this is fine.
People don't care if you're a racist bitch, this is the internet! :)


Also, I thought you were a cat, thanks for pointing this out

Why thank you for all who replied.

>>6
Right now I'm reading up some heavy classical myths about ethnics and sexuality so I need to temporarily be a human to understand them.
I'll return to being a cat in, say, 2 days?

Well we are all prejudice in some form. We all judge another "type" of person based on our experiences. For example lets say a white person lived in a ghetto where the majority of the residents were black. They start to notice the things the people do in that area, regardless of color, but since the dominant race there is black they will associate those "ghetto" actions with a race. Same with rednecks, if one grows up in a white trash place they will see the white race as being trashy. It all depends on where one lives and the behavior exhibited in that area. From there they notice the dominant type populace and start to generalize, or stereotype, that type of person(s) with the actions.

Also it's the internet. Everyone lets any kind of thought out on the internet. Especially if it is anonymous.

>>7 Nah, cats can read, too.

>>8
Yes we can, but we actually have to degrade ourselves to humans' lower intelligence to actually care about the subtle hints of trivial emotions within those writings.