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Adjective in context of Caucasian people experiencing discrimination as a minority in Asia. A sarcastic term used to connote cultural barriers faced by Caucasian who are stereotyped as being more polite, upscale, wealthy than non Caucasian locals, thus being burdened with living up to false stereotypes.
White man's burden is like a Caucasian being burdened with stereotypes of whiteness, like you are supposed to be rich, polite, and nice like white people seen on TV
Basically the White Supremacist version of "With great power comes great responsibility". They think they've gotta "civilise" the rest of the world
"It's tough being a white person, taking over the whole of Africa is difficult. But oh well, its just white man's burden I guess"
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Burdenized- To be a continuing burden when it shouldn't
I find that people think they can't talk about these things even in the society that we live in with so much awareness it's still burdenized.
Hammer used by the ultimate fatherless child. You will get it shoved up your ass, blocking won't help.
fatherless child 1: Hey bro are you good?
fatherless child 2: Nah bro the ultimate fatherless child just shoved the Merci-less Burden up my ass.
fatherless child 1: Damn..
The new generation that the government made women have. They are a burden to the people but a workforce the rich 1%. They have an obligation to change this country drastically when they find their voice. This is a generation starting in 2024 till…
“Gen Burden won’t know what SSI is.” “Gen Burden will be carrying the weight of fixing this collapsed world.”
When your last child moves from home to go to college leaving the parents alone for the first time in years to explore the freedom and bliss of their next stage in life. Happier version of "Empty Nesters" which elicits a connotation of sadness and loss which is the opposite of a couple who is Free Birdin'
Mom and Dad are Free Birdin' (Burden) in Mexico...again. They so seem happy and more relaxed since I left for college. I wonder why?