"Also, something interesting is that in Canada a white man can't live on a reserve and if a Native woman marries a non-Native, she loses her status (tax exempt, free education, cheap gas, etc) however this doesn't apply to Native men, they can marry white bitches and move em in, injun patriarchy rules da rez:
https://www.ictinc.ca/indian-act-and-wom...1-bill-c-3"
I question that source. I know it used to be like that but I believe it's changed. My girlfriend is native... she was married to a non status man and didn't lose her status. Their two kids also retain status rights. She had told me about that law before, because it affected women in her family in the past, and she also told me the law had changed.
As for my opinion of her and natives in general... Ive definitely noticed some things.
They seem to lack certain contemplative thought. They just don't think like I'm accustomed to with regular white folks.
She is very impulsive.
She has a fierce temper.
They choose to not aknowledge feelings, to a degree, and my opinion is that is where the notion of the 'stoic indian' comes from. It's definately not something I idolize though. Ignoring your feelings doesn't mean they don't exist. I think it may not be healthy, from what I've seen firsthand.
I should say that my girl is Manitoba Cree. They lived in mid to northern Manitoba. Life was hard. Winters were long. They were not a warring people, and they consider themselves compassionate compared to people native to the south of my province, the Sioux and Ojibwa, which are very warlike. My girls family warned her to watch out for those 'southern Indians' when she moved down here. The different tribes are very prejudice towards each other. They were enemies after all. There's big differences between tribes, you can't generalize too much. My opinion is that they are all less civilized than most whites... you can't cheat evolution, and a few generations ago they were living primitive lives. My girls grandma was raised Christian in a northern town but would tell her stories about the 'real indians' who would come out of the bush to steal from the townspeople and raid their fishing nets, when she was a young woman. So we're talking about like 60 years ago...
I could keep going but I'm not really on topic. I'll answer any questions anyone has.
Why am I with her?? She's a pretty good girl... tries very hard to please me. She's a freak in the sack and wants sex twice a day. The only girl I've ever met who wants sex as much or more than me. She loves to cook and it makes her happy to feed people. Understand that in the past native women did all the work, men only hunted and went to war. She was raised by her grandparents and has some of those traditional values instilled in her. When I first met her she was surprised and a little tickled to see me clean up or do dishes. She got a kick out of it.
