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I love you, family. But this was weird.

When you're out and about, no one will believe that your parents are actually your parents.

"So how do you two know each other?"

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Or that your siblings are actually your siblings.

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You're intimately acquainted with searching "where are you from?" questions from strangers.

"But like...before that, where did your parents come from?"

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You're thoroughly confused as to why the world makes such a big deal out of interracial relationships.

It's just been your reality from the get-go.

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Sally has no time for your BS.

On last night's episode of Mad Men, Don takes daughter Sally out to dinner with some of her fellow ~teens~ before she departs on a summer ~teen tour~.

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But then Don and one of the girls start getting a little too flirty, and Sally hits them with this Grade-A side-eye.

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When your roommate asks you to take out the trash.

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The author spoke at St. Francis College in Brooklyn on April 16 and had some incredible pieces of advice.

"Literature is less involved in giving you answers and more dedicated to giving you insight."

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"If you can't see women — half the species — as human, you can't see yourself as human."

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"I never hear white writers get asked, 'Do you worry about how you represent white people?'"

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"The question isn't ‘Do we have the writers?’ — it's 'Who's deciding who gets rewarded, who gets the power?'"

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You have been waiting your WHOLE LIFE for this.

Let's get real: the "seen" feature on Facebook messages is ruining your life.

When someone messages you, they can see if you read their message. And you can see if they've read yours! This is fun for no one.

1. Download the Facebook Unseen extension on Chrome.

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Get high, stay fly.

Smoking is a sport.

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Snoop def thinks so.

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And obviously James Franco agrees.

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So do these ~high princesses~.

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Alan Lawrence told BuzzFeed News he wants to show that his 18-month-old son Wil can do anything.

A dad in Utah has created a beautiful photo series of his 18-month-old son "flying" to show that his Down syndrome doesn't hold him back from spectacular things.

Alan Lawrence told BuzzFeed News he began creating the pictures of his 18-month-old son, Wil, last year. Wil is the youngest of his six children, though the family is expecting a baby boy this September.

Lawrence said that he and his wife Nikki didn't know their son had Down syndrome before he was born. While his wife handled the news "really, really well," Lawrence said he struggled with it at first. "I was a little more selfish about it," he said.

However, Lawrence said he quickly grew to understand what a blessing Wil was to his family. "Wil is going to be able to do anything he took his mind to," he said.