My mom is definitely center or left-of-center, and my sister is for sure a leftist, but besides that, not a one of my family members is leftist. They’re all right-wingers. I mean, some of my grandpa’s sisters, my aunts, are DEMOCRATS, but they’re very transphobic, which my Grandpa congratulates them for. My grandpa is hugely right-wing. My grandma is also right-wing, likely anti-immigration, but gets mad when Grandpa criticizes the left, so she might at least be more liberal than Grandpa but not a complete liberal/leftist. If liberal right-wingers exist, she could be that but IDK, I’m not very political.

Even my cousins are extremely right-wing. The boy is 13, constantly making fun of gay and trans people and bashing immigrants/Democrat politicians, whereas the girl (~18) isn’t really homophobic, and she certainly isn’t racist as she herself is black and has been discriminated against, but she is openly a conservative Republican as that’s what she believes. IDK her views on trans people, she probably finds them “goofy” though. She believes in capitalism like her mom, that hard work pays off, and that respect should be earned.

I saw something saying Norway is not for everyone because they only like immigrants from their country or something, whereas I've seen a post on Polish people too being very blunt, rude, (though not all of them are like that, obviously), and against immigration. I've seen several posts from Polish people on Reddit hating on immigrants, though I haven't seen it much with Norwegians, and the Norwegians I talk to on the Fediverse are always friendly

So my dad claims that he loves Europe because only white people live there, and it's just so wrong, there are plenty of other skin colors and backgrounds in Europe. Just take a look at this video I found about being black in Norway.

Astrid og Emma bruker sminke . De har rosa leppestift , lys foundation , concealer , rosa rødme og mørk maskara og eyeliner . Astrid har en brynsblyant og øyenskygge . Noen ganger bruker Emma lipgloss . Astrid og Emma har mange parfymer . Og som om det var ikke nok, de har også fuktighetskrem og en sminkebørste .

Nå er Emma 15 år gammel. Emma vil kjøpe smykker. Allerede har Emma en klokke og et brosje (solsikkebrosje) [sunflower brooch], så Emma skal kjøpe nye øredobber , en halskjede og en ny ring . Hennes mor, Astrid, skal kjøpe et armbånd , briller og en nøkkelring , og Lukas (Emmas far og Astrids mann) skal kjøpe mansjettknapper for hans skjorte og en slipsnål .

https://www.lingohut.com/en/v775279/norwegian-lessons-jewelry

Lukas og Astrid er gift. De har et barn. Barnet heter Emma. Emma er 1 (ett) år gammel. Noen ganger søler (spills) Emma maten sin, så hun må bruke en smekke . Når Emma må på do, Astrid eller Lukas må gi henne en bleie , som de holder i en bleiepose. De har også babyservietter.

Noen ganger gråter Emma. Heldigvis har de en smokk for henne. Når Emma er tørst, hun bruker en babyflaske som hennes foreldre gir henne. Astrid har et favorittantrekk for Emma: hennes babybody/ onesie .

Emma elsker hennes leker . Hennes favorittleketøy er et kosedyr , en hund. Når Astrid og Lukas må gå et sted, Emma trenger et bilsete . De dytter henne rundt med en barnevogn, og de bruker stellebordet når Emma må på do.

Når de spiser, Emma sitter på en barnestol. Om natten når familien må sove, Emma sover i hunnes barneseng. I hennes rom har hun en skittentøyskurv for hennes skittent tøy.

En ny karakter, Astrid, ha på seg en svart BH, rødt undertøy, hvite sokker, svarte strømpebukser (tights) og en blå kåpe.

The teachers didn't know how to deal with me in elementary school. They treated me like someone with a disease they needed to stay the hell away from. They yelled at me when I had meltdowns and would drag me by the collar of my hoodie to the principal's office, constantly handing out referrals whenever I would cry for "disruptive behavior". I remember once, this one girl tripped and fell and started crying, but when I yelled "OW" and skinned my knee, the P.E. teacher wrote my full name on the board and said "Don't be so dramatic today like this kid."

Then, at my next elementary school, they would constantly not believe me when I got bullied and would yell at me. I also disregarded rules a lot as a child as I didn't see a need for them and liked to play around with stuff and got screamed at rather than understood.

In middle school, the teachers were okay, but the kids treated me like an outsider, a sub-human.

I notice this especially with my Norwegian learning. People are rude, call me names, or make fun of me on Reddit for using the wrong word or "en" vs "et" or using a direct translation because I don't know how they say it in Norwegian, like saying somethng like «Ingen av bedriften din!» instead of «Dette er ikke din sak» (according to the casual version of Bing Translate) whereas a Norwegian-speaking Fediverse member would just say something like "You're doing good, but it's actually _____."

And it's always the same, AI-slop looking ad. I don't even know if I have sleep apnea, I just snore really loud sometimes cuz of my sinus issues.

Here you can learn to say what you wear in another language!!!!

To wear, by the way, is å ha på seg.

Jeg har på meg svarte bukser og en grønn T-skjorte :)