Comments by "Sebastian Rubio" (@sebastianrubio928) on "Does Being Mixed Race Cause Identity Crisis? (ft. Millie)" video.

  1. These halflings seem to have similar situations to what I've gone through at times, I'm Chilean born, for the first couple of years I only spoke spanish, even having moved to Belgium, later on I learned french, dutch, english, german, a bit of Japanese...but yeah I do notice some people make that difference. He doesn't look like us, that's very rare here, but in my home country I am seen as a foreigner, though that difference disappears fast when I start talking. I grew up differently, but I was born there and both my parents come from there. You know, people don't seem to need too many reasons to differentiate, I could pass as white, but I defintely don't look like your average white person, having black hair & green eyes. I also tan differently, in summer my latino heritage comes out as I go a bit darker. Now in my home country, my eye color really stands out, but then again Chile had a lot of different communities back from the colonial days, a lot of European settlers arrived in Chile, even in modern times you see lots of Chileans with foreign family names. I hope you make more of these series, I'm liking it so far!
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