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  25. I think your comment brings up an interesting point. You gave a description of your experiences with all of the men you have dated and the one thing that stood out to me was culture. Now culture can mean a lot of things but there is a difference between culture of your own ethnic group to culture of your nation. I'm assuming you're a born and raised American and and I would say that you're going to fit in better within an American context rather than a non-American context. Why? It's because you're from the US. While there will always be nuances as you described with the White guy, Chinese guy and Black guy, the one thing you have in common is that you're culturally American despite coming from different ethnic and ancestral cultural backgrounds. As soon as you said you said that the Indian guy was an international student, it was clear. The cultural similarities Indians and Southeast Asians share is one thing that you said you both connected to but you also said your cultures were very different and I think it's safe to say that he would have come from a more traditional Indian background (as represented in India) and that your cultural background of being an American of Southeast Asian heritage was what made it also feel so different. "Race", ethnicity, genetics is one thing but I believe culture is what is going to play the biggest role. There are cases of cross cultural mixing in multiracial nations like Singapore and Malaysia where people of ethnic Indian descent have been raised in Chinese culture and thus are culturally Chinese and vice versa Chinese people raised in Indian culture who are culturally Indian. If we take it a step further there are cases of Indians from India in Singapore who are seen as so culturally different to the local Singaporean Indians despite both groups being ethnically Indian. So I think culture plays a big role, aka the environment you grew up in.
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