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MLJFireDragon747
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The blood still rushes to the cheeks, it’s just more visible on white people, like sunburn.
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Prove it: show me a pure Japanese blushing without makeup, sunburn or Photoshop and do the same with a pure nigger.
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MLJFireDragon747
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https://www.theswaddle.com/the-science-behind-why-we-blush
It’s blood flowing into the cheeks creating redness, it’s just less visible the darker someone’s skin is. Their cheeks still heat up all the same you just have a harder time seeing it.
This is an outrageous take you’re out here defending.
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Prove it: show me a pure Japanese blushing without makeup, sunburn or Photoshop and do the same with a pure nigger.
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It’s blood flowing into the cheeks creating redness, it’s just less visible the darker someone’s skin is. Their cheeks still heat up all the same you just have a harder time seeing it.
This is an outrageous take you’re out here defending.