What's the best part(s) of your culture?
- Thread starter Corrie
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Yep it can be what you are or where you currently live. Whatever you want. C:
For where I used to live I guess the corn festivals were alright. Not my cup of tea but it was nice to live in a town where almost everyone got together for a big picnic like that.
Where I currently live I guess I like the laid back nature of everything. Pot is legal here and, not that everyone does it, it seems pretty clear people around here are very chill in general.
I'm going with geek/gaming culture, too. I think it's great that a lot of people can just be excited with each other over a common interest
At least in my experience gamers can very quickly bond with each other once they find someone else who admits their interest.
Where I currently live I guess I like the laid back nature of everything. Pot is legal here and, not that everyone does it, it seems pretty clear people around here are very chill in general.
I'm going with geek/gaming culture, too. I think it's great that a lot of people can just be excited with each other over a common interest
At least in my experience gamers can very quickly bond with each other once they find someone else who admits their interest.
Brookie
💎 We don't talk about Bruno-no-no-no 💎
Omg, Yas. Eastern culture is so amazing T_T
I like how the wedding dresses in my culture (Vietnamese) have pants, whereas in most other cultures they simply wear a dress. I also enjoy the butter-filled land that is southern-style food, which we usually make a lot of since I am in Florida.
I like the free wifi everywhere. Only issue is, it sucks.
animalcrisscross
Town Bully
freedom
I'm Filipino and I love the food (mostly). I wasn't completely raised in my culture so unfortunately, I haven't truly experienced it 
Nuclear Bingo
Senior Member
I have made more than a few international friends in the past few years. It made me realize as an American, I really appreciate how being direct and not beating around the bush can and is often more polite/appreciated than avoiding confrontation
KaydeeKrunk
The Late Great Turt
I don't think America has a culture. Oh wait I remembered!
Ahhh... god bless America.
Bubblebeam
Liquor is quicker.
I much prefer how the British and Australians aren't typically lovey dovey with one another as Americans seem to be. I had an American boyfriend once, went to visit him, and it actually caused rows because I wasn't used to it and felt threatened by his family. Part of that was definitely the culture difference, part of it was me being a very insecure person, but part of it was also him. I mean, just hours before my flight home to the other side of the world, he chose to play games with his brother (whom he sees regularly) over me, and we had no idea when we could be together again, so what does that say.
I'm now married to an Australian who is the complete opposite in that way, and that's how everyone else here seems to be, which suits me so much better. It's not that families don't love one another here, they just show it differently. My American ex was like 'I LOVE YOU' to his brother when he just left the freaking room, whereas me and my brothers' way of bonding is slagging each other off LOL.
I'm now married to an Australian who is the complete opposite in that way, and that's how everyone else here seems to be, which suits me so much better. It's not that families don't love one another here, they just show it differently. My American ex was like 'I LOVE YOU' to his brother when he just left the freaking room, whereas me and my brothers' way of bonding is slagging each other off LOL.
Fearthecuteness
Oh hai mark
What culture? America has taken over the England with their corporations so we've lost our culture.
