cuteskwirro invited 14 users to read this post 5 years, 6 months ago.
WOW! How lucky you are to have such a varied and cultural life so far. As you were born in the UK and hold a British Passport that would probably, legally make you British. However, home is wherever you make it! Where do you like the best?
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that’s the thing. i don’t really have a sense of belonging to any particular country and i don’t know much about the actual culture, traditions or customs of any particular one of them. if i went to any one of the countries that my parents come from ALL of the people there would think that i was a foreigner or a tourist and even if they knew, if they talked about interesting parts of their history or culture i would have no idea what they going on about… there is no country in the world i could go to without people thinking that i was a non native. i dunno… it’s just like there’s no country that i can declare myself to be a citizen of. it just feels so weird whenever i see people with tears in their eyes while they sing their national anthem or when i see awards being given at sports events or the olympic games because it’s a feeling that i’ve never had the chance to experience…
If you want to learn about specific cultures and customs why not do it now. Don’t feel bad because you have something that many people will never experience, some people never even leave their country. You belong to ‘the world’ which is a far greater club to belong to. You also have the option now to decide where you want to live, what you want to learn about and where you want to ‘belong’ to. YOU get to decide. You may be British legally but you can live anywhere and do anything. You aren’t missing out on anything, you’ve traveled to place most people can only dream about.
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If i had to do an event in the olympic games i have no idea which country i would represent, and i don’t feel patriotic towards any country.
I’m a British citizen, but I’m certainly not patriotic. I don’t give much credence to the idea of cultures. There’s so much more to a person than the genetics which govern certain traits.
People develop and grow in such a way that the genes you inherit just don’t play a big factor in your personality (if any, this is oft-debated).
Either ignore it or savour it. No need to worry about it :)
I’m 25% Welsh, 25% Indian and 50% English (which is primarily Anglo-Norman), counting only my immediate family’s genetic factors.
Most important your human & we all belong.
Theres on race, the human race & one address, planet earth. take care & be safe!
thanks everyone for all the help… i suppose i wasn’t really searching for an answer… more like looking for what everyone else thought.
Wow so many people are helpful!!!. To much sarcasm from people who dont know either!! Just answer the question plz!!!! If a persons parents are say australian and they had a baby while they were on holiday in the UK for a week. Then took the baby home where the baby stayed all his life is the Baby Australian or English!!!???
Sory if this message seems harsh just looking at messages for the last hour on diffrent sites and still no REAL answer! lol
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My sister was born in singapore, we lived there for 3 years because of my Fathers work. Yes , she’s British :)
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I’m kind of similar. I was born in Mexico and am a third generation Mexicanon my dad’s side, but all of my Mexican great-grandparents are from Ukraine and Russia. My mom was born in Morocco but all of her family lives in Israel. When I was 7, I moved to Paris and lived there for two years. Now I am 14 and we live in Los Angeles. I have a Mexican Passport, a French Passport, an American Greencard, and I can receive an Israeli passport if I wish. I am fluent in French, Spanish, English, and Hebrew.
I guess my race is white but I’ve never exactly felt “white” because I am olive-skinned.
I have no idea what my nationality and race are!!!!
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what is my nationality my last name is beckey
ok.. tell me about your father … where his dad and mom from ?.. and that would answer the question.
Bythe way you can’t say that your mom is chiness as your moms father was from Japan.
you’re british, american and maybe chinese…check with the chinese government and see if you can get citizenship. inspect your past you might become more interested in it. ^__^ i’m half brit half irish lived in america my whole life…i talk half brit half american too no worries. just try to help people when they can’t understand what you’re saying. XD 3
as for what country…you get to pick. whichever one you like i guess. or maybe the one you were born in…idk, check with the olympics.
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