People aren't supposed to move away from where they come from. We're supposed to stay where we were born for many generations. Both sides of my family

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People aren’t supposed to move away from where they come from. We’re supposed to stay where we were born for many generations. Both sides of my family moved from such places then I moved from that place. The isolation is real. I have no relationships with cousins or my siblings. I see their Facebook profiles and they have strong family communities. They don’t even know I exist. It’s no wonder people in Italy with strong communities like that live to very old ages. I don’t think I would want to live to 100 anyway with no family or community to look out for me and be a part of anyway. We’re not supposed to move places. The ones that do make a big sacrifice and unless they have f+uck loads of children to build a new community with they scew future generations of their children by isolating them in the world. Having them be complete strangers to their own family. I guess that’s why black and brown people start having babies like crazy when they move to western countries. That and they can claim free money from the government.

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I forgot to create a cure for what ails you, motherfucka🫢🤣

-Evil Jesus unchained.

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