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Did you have trouble socially "getting off the ground" in your own country, but not in others
Up until I was 10 years old it was distressful being the one that was generally cold-shouldered most of the time. At 11, my old man decided to take our motor home to Mexico City (try doing that now days!). When we crossed the Rio Grande, all the social problems just melted way. The other kids were nice and glad to see me. It took me until age 24 to figured out that the same principle applied to women. Even though I'm a 7th+ generation American, I just don't enjoy interacting or doing business with American nationals. Do any of you experience the same phenomenon?
As an adult I have spent substantial time in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, French Guiana and countless Latino venues/communities her in the USA. They have been without exception a refreshing and exhilarating experience.
Up until I was 10 years old it was distressful being the one that was generally cold-shouldered most of the time. At 11, my old man decided to take our motor home to Mexico City (try doing that now days!). When we crossed the Rio Grande, all the social problems just melted way. The other kids were nice and glad to see me. It took me until age 24 to figured out that the same principle applied to women. Even though I'm a 7th+ generation American, I just don't enjoy interacting or doing business with American nationals. Do any of you experience the same phenomenon?
As an adult I have spent substantial time in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, French Guiana and countless Latino venues/communities her in the USA. They have been without exception a refreshing and exhilarating experience.
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