/fa/ - Fashion

For real
How do I get an haircut that looks good on me? I don't want any of that zoomer crap but I had the same haircut since i was 7 yo.
Currently 26

>>12056995
But as I mentioned, Filipino people work hard. They don't just work their jobs hard, they work hard to learn and adapt. They worked hard to learn Canadian culture and how to integrate before they even got here. They worked hard to learn English and Canadian manners and customs. I'll sometimes see super old Filipino dudes, totally fresh off the boat, and even though their accent is very thick, they'll try their best to speak English (and do it pretty well, too). They'll strike up small talk and make jokes if you're standing in line or something, even if you're a total stranger, no matter your skin color. That's Canadian as fuck. When I see some Filipino dude walking around the regular grocery store and making small talk with his whatever-race neighbor, I see a Canadian. A Filipino, but also a Canadian. I can't say the same for Pajeet who barely gives anyone not-Indian a passing glance and only knows enough English words to make transactions and find the bathroom, despite living here for 20 years. I'll see Filipino girls with white guys, white girls with Filipino guys, and plenty of marriages between the two. But any time an Indian takes a liking to someone not-Indian, it's only a teenage fling and they get pressured and threatened out of it by their parents/culture until they end up with an Indian person to preserve the race and maintain the Indian front line in Canada.

And that's the coolest part: Filipinos don't even have to give up their culture to assimilate. They still make their own national dishes with a little help from local Asian groceries (and they're usually fucking delicious, if a little too high in cholesterol to legally be served in Canadian restaurants), they still have their specific version(s?) of Christianity that they go to mostly-Filipino churches to worship, they still know Togalog just as fluently as English, and they have plenty of communities and cultural centres to get in touch with their homeland and others from there.

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