If You Could Change Nationality... - Page 3

NorMal

Somewhere on the motherland

xclusivestylesz

french/itialian :x

Bro0klyn!

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Originally posted by V3$$3L.

Oh, go the **** figure, Erica.

Would you fall in love with someone Guyanese too?!?!

But on to worse...

Why? I'm really going to come off as racist or whatever but saying this, but quite honestly, Puerto Ricans aren't that immersed in their culture at all. Most Puerto Ricans I know are *takes breath* either too busy being gay or being black to really grasp their roots. I'd say ANY OTHER nationality in the world would be better than that.

HOWEVER, I stays by my Puerto Ricans.

As far as what I'd rather be, I love being Dominican but Brazilians, as far as the country and their lifestyle and the beautiful people have always intrigued me.

YOU RACIST SON OF A BITCH!

FIrst of all just because alot of us Puerto Ricans don;t speak spanish does not mean that we aren't immersed in our culture. The fact of the matter is that us Boricuas migrated here during the 30s and 40s and currently are in 3rd generation. (This means that Grandparents were born there so as a result we have become assimilated into American Culture) None of the other 2nd generation immigrant spicks understand that but they will when they have kids i presume.

I dunno about being gay lol.... so i will leave you alone there

and personally just because i tend to hang out with mostly black ppl & date them dun mean anything.... i grew up near flatbush and u know my family issues.

&& BTW i love my Puerto Ricaness even though it is bougie lolz. Im more Brooklarican than anything i guess. Im proud of my so called: Rosie Perez-ness

Perhaps if i lived in El Bronx or Sunset i would be different...who knows

And FYI you betta stand the **** by me or else cuz u know u lovez it!!!

Trevor Cold

Swedish or Icelandic

V3$$3L.

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Originally posted by Bro0klyn!

YOU RACIST SON OF A BITCH!

FIrst of all just because alot of us Puerto Ricans don;t speak spanish does not mean that we aren't immersed in our culture. The fact of the matter is that us Boricuas migrated here during the 30s and 40s and currently are in 3rd generation. (This means that Grandparents were born there so as a result we have become assimilated into American Culture) None of the other 2nd generation immigrant spicks understand that but they will when they have kids i presume.

I dunno about being gay lol.... so i will leave you alone there

and personally just because i tend to hang out with mostly back ppl & date them dun mean anything.... i grew up near flatbush and u know my family issues.

&& BTW i love my Puerto Ricaness even though it is bougie lolz. Im more Brooklarican than anything i guess. Im proud of my so called: Rosie Perez-ness

Perhaps if i lived in El Bronx or Sunset i would be different...who knows

And FYI you betta stand the **** by me or else cuz u know u lovez it!!!

I OBVIOUSLY have nothing against boricuas, I just think the second generation should make more of an effort to inform their kids, and even grandkids of where they came from. I mean, Ricans are the only "nationality" (

) who seem to really be suffering from that missing link to their ancestry. A Boricua our age that can fluently speak Spanish is like 1/5 at BEST, don't lie.

Xtinaboy

i wouldn't change my nationality
but mmm maybe british

Bro0klyn!

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Originally posted by V3$$3L.

I OBVIOUSLY have nothing against boricuas, I just think the second generation should make more of an effort to inform their kids, and even grandkids of where they came from. I mean, Ricans are the only "nationality" () who seem to really be suffering from that missing link to their ancestry. A Boricua our age that can fluently speak Spanish is like 1/5 at BEST, don't lie.

Just for that u suck ass.

I didnt say you had anything against the Boricuas....
I think all of the 2nd generation spicks just love to make fun of us.
They think that they are going to be better at informing their children and teaching their children stuff blah blah blah ETC

I don't think we are the only ones who suffer from lack of cultural identity. I think that that happens naturally as time goes on no matter where you are from. Kids never usually wanna be like their parents and as generations come and go things change until fully "Americanized".
I think i know alot about my damn "nationality"/"Commonwealthality"

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A Boricua our age that can fluently speak Spanish is like 1/5 at BEST, don't lie.

Hellz yes but we still understand it at least

MrDeeds

italian

Eddie

Italian or from Spain :]

Athens

G'Day Mate.

havoc47

Italian.