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The way people are talking about Tongan boys on the timeline is... reaching a level of disturbing where people are talking about us, without realising we can also lead this conversation https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/may/09/the-real-lord-of-the-flies-what-happened-when-six-boys-were-shipwrecked-for-15-months
Idk, but y’all do realise we have the agency to discuss this without talking like we’re... idk fascinating in the sense that y’all look at us within glass cages to be looked at and interpreted and examined
Please don’t talk about me or people like We’re extinct or not knowledgeable about our culture... we literally are raised on our values and morals... and most of us taught the basics. baby, I could swim before I could walk, dive before I was four
I was fishing since I could hold a line and we still live in a colonial state. Idk, maybe ask Tongans what they think hey x
Also we still live back home too lol. Idk, but most of y’all think that if we exist within like, cities, or anything that isn’t your idea of the “Native”/“Savage” you can’t imagine us still being able to do this, survive off the land... and that’s a complete lie
I’m sorry to inform you, but I’m human. Not something to be studied babe.
lol, just wait for my actual thoughts on the article and the hype from foreigners wanting to write a movie about this now that a white man has written about it 
I have some words
