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Discussion Estelle Peck, who married a Japanese man in ww2 and got sent into a concentration camp (lifefuel for asiacels)

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During WW2, with Japan declaring war against United States for multiple reasons, Japanese citizens lived under heavy surveillance and lived arguably similar to average asiacel, maybe better who knows. Without further digress, I will show you how a foid can feel attached and even sacrifice themselves for the chad.

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Estelle Peck was born in 1899 in California Oakland, she was born to a father of over 50s and a mother nearly 50 (brutal), later this would make her believe she was a mistake and she was never wanted. Afterwards, she was raised by a nurse and moved to her relatives, one of whom raped her at a young age (broootal). This would turn her into an adventurist who eventually got into an art institute called Otis where she would meet our chad named Arthur Ishigo. This man was a prominent actor who she supposedly fell in love with him but we don't know the details for why she did that (other than him looking like a looksfag). Because of extremely based anti-miscegenation laws applied at the time, Arthur registered as a Spanish person and the couple went to Mexico to marry, later resulting in her being disowned. She took the surname of Ishigo.

As the war broke out, Arthur was fired from his job and under Executive Order 9066, sent to a concentration camp, which left her with two decisions; either to leave her husband or get in with him. This could also be the consquences of her getting demotivated to stay after being fired from her job for having a Japanese surname, yet it seems as if enjoyed being in a concentration camp named Heart Mountain:
“Strange as it may sound, in this desolate, lonely place I felt accepted for the first time in my life,”. She had a good time with Japanese inmates and even officers and visitors who saw her sketches. In the end of the war, the couple were the last to leave the concentration camp, where they arrived to a trailer camp with other 500 inmates. Two weeks later, she would say this:
"I've cut down on food to make the money last longer but it will interfere with the quality of my work". Dedicated to her husband, she accepted to live in shitty conditions. The man died at 50s and she lived alone.

It is true that many asiacels look hopeless but if you find a similar woman who got born into parents of 50 and got raped in young age, you may have a better chance.
 

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