I met a real albino Dravidian woman today

[Jason Voorhees]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” The second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. People from only one particular region still speak like this. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a white woman, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Chadeep @Debetro @LTNUser @browncurrycel

 

[Looks over NT]

Stacy in mumbai

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Jager @GigaStacySexual

 

[Jager]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” bThe second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a foreigner, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left


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infinite smv in ethnic countries

 

[Deleted member 30845]

It was the chance of your life bro

 

[Jason Voorhees]

It was the chance of your life bro

Nah. I stay as far away as possible from junior and I want a real white woman

 

[Deleted member 30845]

Nah. I stay as far away as possible from junior and I want a real white woman

You will regret not doing the move for the rest of your life

 

[Jason Voorhees]

You will regret not doing the move for the rest of your life

Nah. Im alright. I match with better looking foids

 

[tunisianropemaxxer]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” bThe second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a white woman, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left


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Do u often take random pics of strangers

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Do u often take random pics of strangers

Yes. I took creepshots of couples in america too. I pretend I am taking a selfie and then take the picture. Even if I get caught so far nobody has had the balls to confront me

 

[Mitakaa1341]

I wonder if she's into indian men, prolly think she's above them because she's a white larper

 

[VohnnyBoy]

Nah. I stay as far away as possible from junior and I want a real white woman

Gandy just blessed you with a white skinned woman and you turned her down

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Gandy just blessed you with a white skinned woman and you turned her down

I am not desperately and don't care.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Gandy just blessed you with a white skinned woman and you turned her down

Also she wasn't just white skinned. It was quite literally a white woman inside curry soul

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Swarthy Knight @Node

 

[VohnnyBoy]

Also she wasn't just white skinned. It was quite literally a white woman inside curry soul

so angelic beauty + spicy kerala attitude?? Sign me in

 

[aladdinmaxxer]

Yes. I took creepshots of couples in america too. I pretend I am taking a selfie and then take the picture. Even if I get caught so far nobody has had the balls to confront me

Candid Photo Tips

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USE THIS GUIDE FOR CREEPSHOTS BHAI

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@vincentzygo

 

[SeiGun]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” bThe second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a white woman, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left


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weird gonial, did she inject filler there?

 

[Deleted member 144017]

looks like @3wtf

 

[Swarthy Knight]

She's living 90% of Jeets' dreams

 

[Atman]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” bThe second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a white woman, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left


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No way, she's a Malayalee?

Holy shit, that's unbelievable.

I also would be caught awfully off-guard, if she spoke in Malayalam.

 

[Deleted member 88329]

Albino Indians for some reason look like slavs.

 

[Chadeep]

Albinos are bullied tho

 

[LTNUser]

weird gonial, did she inject filler there?

Just her bad posture

 

[LTNUser]

No way, she's a Malayalee?

Holy shit, that's unbelievable.

I also would be caught awfully off-guard, if she spoke in Malayalam.

Yea, imagine hearing the typical Malyali accent from a girl with white skin

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Albino Indians for some reason look like slavs.

She looked nordic tbh

 

[the_machinist_786]

She looked nordic tbh

I've seen Albinos twice irl in last 2 years and from a distance they look strikingly European

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@widdi is she a chad factory?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@optimisticzoomer she has similar pheno to you

 

[slaters]

Stacy in mumbai

Literally

 

[Donquixote]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” The second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. People from only one particular region still speak like this. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a white woman, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left


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We had two albino our school one foid one moid niggas couldn't stand for national anthem in summer

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@BigBallsLarry

 

[BigBallsLarry]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” The second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. People from only one particular region still speak like this. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a white woman, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left


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mirin

 

[omegatard]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” The second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. People from only one particular region still speak like this. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a white woman, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left


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i was reading this shit thinking she was a gorgeous htb then saw that monstrocity

 

[enchanted_elixir]

I had gone to a stationery shop around 9 in the morning to buy some notebooks, since I’d run out of them while writing my PM case studies. While I was browsing, I noticed a very pale LTB with blonde hair looked just like a white woman and it isn't uncommon for Americans on exchange programs to come to town so I didn’t think much of it and went ahead with my purchase.

Then I suddenly heard her speaking on the phone in Malayalam. That caught me off guard I thoughtbwait what? Is she Malayali too? Since I’m a mallu myself I turned to her and asked in Malayalam, “Are you a Malayali?”


I was wearing my Timbs and towered over her so she looked up and replied nervously but in a very formal, old-fashioned and polite Malayalam: “Yes sir, I am.” The second I heard her accent, I could tell where she was from it had that “cleanest Malayalam” touch. People from only one particular region still speak like this. So I asked if she was from Kottayam, and she said yes.

I then asked what she was doing here, since she didn’t look like someone from around the area. She said she was in for a competition and that she was a 2nd year student. I told her honestly that at first I thought she was a white woman, and she clarified: No, no I’m not. I’ve had albinism since birth.


I replied that she didn’t really look like an albino to me since the few I’ve seen had features that made it obvious. She told me that she dyes her eyebrows and eyelashes brown and unlike most with albinism her eyes are blue instead of pink which makes her look more like a white person.


I asked if people often mistake her for a foreigner and she laughed saying it happens all the time even at airports, where she’s asked for her passport. People think she is Swedish, German or British or something. She wanted to continue the conversation but I told her I was running late so I wrapped it up and left


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Surprised I haven't seen a single South Asian phenomax to Nordic despite the fact that they could pass if they did the procedure.