reality

"Very polite and amiable people, may sometimes say to a Métis, 'You don't look at all like a Métis. You surely can't have much Indian blood. Why, you could pass anywhere for pure White.' The Métis, a trifle disconcerted by the tone of these remarks, would like to lay claim to both sides of his origin. But fear of upsetting or totally dispelling these kind assumptions holds him back. While he is hesitating to choose among the different replies that come to mind, words like these succeed in silencing him completely. 'Ah! bah! You have scarcely any Indian blood. You haven't enough worth mentioning.' Here is how the Métis think privately: 'It is true that our Indian origin is humble, but it is indeed just that we honour our mothers as well as our fathers. Why should we be so preoccupied with what degree of mingling we have of European and Indian blood? No matter how little we have of one or the other, do not both gratitude and filial love require us to make a point of saying, 'We are Métis.' " - Louis Riel

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There is no hope for the human
race. Everyone should stuff their 
pockets full of rocks and walk
into the fraser river.



Lonely, depressed, staring at a 
wall.

Hey [Adelaide] - it's dad calling. Um just wondering how you're doin' - haven't seen or heard from you for quite a while. Just hopin' you're doin' OK - wonderin' how your health is - how your Crohn's is. Nikita misses you - she goes in your room quite often'uh have a look for ya. Anyways - um - yeah, just I'm hoping you're doin' good - if you need anything lemme know. - oh your mail is still here um which I think is - i opened one of them - I think its for your bursary-scholarship stuff - applications you need to put in to get that money. so. Anyways - it's on the stand if you do happen by if I'm not here - you can pop in and grab it. Anyways hope you're doin' good. Love you - take care - bye.

Patient presents as an 18-year-old trans female, tall with long narrow fingers, feminine face and long blonde hair, which she noted was a touch greasy as she has not been performing self-care; she is relatively feminine overall. Psychomotor presentation was normal, eye contact reasonable, speech normal in rate, volume and prosidy. Initially she was quite terse and standoffish with sarcastic responses.