βNo palesβ never heard of anybody calling it like that before probably One of the most white American ways of saying it if you never heard of it ever
I actually ate this thing before when itβs ripe itβs pink on the outside and inside it has seeds in it and like he said it tastes like watermelon bubble gum and sweet sugar water
I feel like if we as an individual always feel the need to fulfils a certain societyβs beauty standards. It will just tire us.
Also itβs not just in South Korea. Iβm Southeast Asian, and in my home country looking Caucasian or βwhiteβ, as in high nose bridge, pale, big and doe eyes, is, considered beautiful. I donβt see the problem with the Korean lady saying that in South Korea that looking white or having a certain beauty standards is beautiful. However, the Second Lady is also correct. The beauty standards have changed over time. Iβm a K-pop fan too. Iβve seen many idols looking more diversified. Back in the days, having a double eyelid is considered beautiful. Now, if you have a monolid and youβre beautiful, then youβre beautiful. And guess what? There are even Korean female and male celebrities who many Korean people donβt find pretty. How ironic, right?
Now, are there Korean/Asian who are judgemental? Yes. But there are Asians who are accepting of other peopleβs features. People will always have their own beauty standards and itβs not our job to fulfils that. Embrace your features. Like the pink shirt lady said βIt doesnβt matterβ
I think the Korean lady was probably projecting or making others feel uncomfortable to be in South Korea because her own people didnβt consider her as pretty. And frankly speaking, thatβs okay. I think she should make peace with the fact that sheβs rejected by her own people and she canβt meet their own standards.
Iβm Southeast Asian and I donβt look like the beauty standards that my home country likes. I think Iβm pretty and beautiful. Iβm just not for everyone. β€
I also love prickly pear ice cream itβs such a good fruit!
Wdym
Nooo but maybe
Yes
This is called napales I think you can find them in places were they are Catuse they help you swim more better btw!!!
I love eating them there so good
βNo palesβ never heard of anybody calling it like that before probably One of the most white American ways of saying it if you never heard of it ever
Not tacos tostadas
Theyβre lying that shit taste like garbage talking about some watermelon bubble gumπ
No- pa-l es thatβs how u say it
No-palesπ
Jose El cook!!!!
me in minecraft waiting for the cactus
Wait in moroccon we call it cormos
Ya
SLIME RANCHER?!?!!?
Who have seen Jose el cook π
Yep. I'm up to try anything once if it's edible and won't harm me physically or mentally.
Bro Iβm dying, I want that here!
So this is where the shinchan movie took inspiration fromπ
Nopales are so good, theyβre like pickles but softer and much sour but very good.
They actually taste like bananas and I know because i've Had one
Yum (^Β·^)
A taco with no meat just feels wrong
Jose el cook at the end⦠give credit, dude
Yes
The do NOT taste like βwatermelon and bubblegumβπ
I actually ate this thing before when itβs ripe itβs pink on the outside and inside it has seeds in it and like he said it tastes like watermelon bubble gum and sweet sugar water
No-paul-eeees
Used to have a plant cactus outside my house and ate these all the time
Yes definitely
It is good for people over 50 and also people with diabetes. I recommend it. Thank you.
Es bueno para personas mayores de 50 aΓ±os y tambiΓ©n para personas que padecen diabetes. lo recomiendo gracias
Asian culture is so cool bro
Ah yes, they are called pads bevause of their menacingness
Wowπβ€
Is called hendi And Tunisia
The fruits are tonas and the cactuses are nopales
The fruit is nopales and the cactuses are nopales
They are called tunas
i hope you guys are crediting Jose.elCook for his clip
Joes in lastππ
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Wow
I would try a prickly pear
I'm eating tacos today
I feel like if we as an individual always feel the need to fulfils a certain societyβs beauty standards. It will just tire us.
Also itβs not just in South Korea. Iβm Southeast Asian, and in my home country looking Caucasian or βwhiteβ, as in high nose bridge, pale, big and doe eyes, is, considered beautiful. I donβt see the problem with the Korean lady saying that in South Korea that looking white or having a certain beauty standards is beautiful. However, the Second Lady is also correct. The beauty standards have changed over time. Iβm a K-pop fan too. Iβve seen many idols looking more diversified. Back in the days, having a double eyelid is considered beautiful. Now, if you have a monolid and youβre beautiful, then youβre beautiful. And guess what? There are even Korean female and male celebrities who many Korean people donβt find pretty. How ironic, right?
Now, are there Korean/Asian who are judgemental? Yes. But there are Asians who are accepting of other peopleβs features. People will always have their own beauty standards and itβs not our job to fulfils that. Embrace your features. Like the pink shirt lady said βIt doesnβt matterβ
I think the Korean lady was probably projecting or making others feel uncomfortable to be in South Korea because her own people didnβt consider her as pretty. And frankly speaking, thatβs okay. I think she should make peace with the fact that sheβs rejected by her own people and she canβt meet their own standards.
Iβm Southeast Asian and I donβt look like the beauty standards that my home country likes. I think Iβm pretty and beautiful. Iβm just not for everyone. β€
Jepe tiap hari, ga boong di πΠΠ―πππ©