dear everyone I know:
when I ask where someone’s from, I am nearly always asking about where they lived for the first five or so years of their life, when they were acquiring their first language(s). please do not give me their ethnic background that is not what I am asking, I understand why you would think that and I’m not sassing you, this is just so you know for the future
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rek said:
This is my biggest pet peeve about that question, “Where are you from” only means where did you grow up if you’re White/Black (unless you have an obviously non northern American accent).
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