Belly buttons have nothing to do with it.

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Every hero is someone's villain.

The only thing my male cat did after it was neutered was tried to nurse a kitten we adopted. Try walking in on that first thing in the morning. I wake up, start hearing the sound of suckling, so I come around the corner, still in my boxers, to see what the hell is happening and I see a fat ass black cat with a little orange fuzz ball digging away at his nipple. I froze just trying to take it all in, as the black cats eyes locked onto mine. And without a sound he just had that face that said, "you mind?"
It was sweet, but haunting.

Dude, you can't white culture.
(Just to be clear this is sarcasm)

Or one that went specifically right.

I was kidding to show how the unexpected can be funny. I'm completely white from what I understand.
On a serious note: Race is something that makes us different, just as our family traditions make us different, our religion, political views, and where we live. It's when we observe and accept those and many other differences, we can then begin to filter out the smaller ones, and if in those smaller ones we can find the slighted bit of humor, we can be most comfortable to laugh. It is then, we begin to see the things that separate us the most come a bit closer.
Race, when talking only about skin tone, is one of those things that cannot be helped, it is not indicative of anything other than genes. It is a smaller thing.
At the same time, the last thing I would ever wish to do is to offend. So to those who think it is much bigger, I am so sorry. But I am glad you found the humor.

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Thanks guest I appreciate it. It's not a natural state of mind, and it has taken time to get to this point. It's similar to cognitive behavioral therapy for OCD if you're familiar with that, only its applied to your outlook on life instead of anxiety. I grew up as a pretty angry kid, and over time this way of thinking has helped me to cope with that also.