Their snotty comments about ‘mixed girls’ have me reconsidering our relationship.
My friends constantly make snide remarks about people who have a white mom and Black dad; they tell me that if I ever dyed my hair blond, they wouldn’t be friends with me because I would be “one of those mixed girls” — whatever that means — and even went so far as to call me a “mixed breed.”
Ask yourself if these people deserve to be your friends. They are not treating you with respect or basic kindness. They are bullying you. I noticed that one friend seemed especially frail. He was always a lean person, but his clothes were hanging off of his body, and his gait was measured. He is an older gentleman, but still. He looked extremely unhealthy.
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