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it depends. I have thought about this a lot lately since we feel to be ready to have children since we're together since many years, have stable jobs and everything. Now I am aware that the lack of national identity might be a big issue for a kid (being of mixed ethnicities myself) and I see that especially with mixed Asian children, there can be a lot of issues as both their background societies might reject them

Too expensive

And small

It's true tho

But it shouldn't stop you entirely

It's something that can be overcome

But I can't imagine the scale of trouble it creates

https://twitter.com/Gizchina/status/898541098842431488

BUY THE PHONE TO PRAY FOR BARCELONA GOYS

I'm only French living in the Netherlands and I do notice quite a large seperation between me and Dutch people, and that's within the same ethnicity

try being western born chink

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create the new Hapa Master Race <:pepestressed:327933525124841482>

people assume I don't speak english by default

sometimes

Kek

I have friends from Hong Kong

and all my chink relatives assume I don't speak chinese by default

it's weird

And they speak Chink too

I am half Italian and half German. Italians say I'm German and Germans say I'm Italian, I guess that is what would happen in a larger scale

One of her sisters is CUTE

Yeah I feel you

My girlfriend is Serbian-Dutch

And neither side accepts her fully

Worsened by the fact that she's Bosnian-Serb

tfw prussian (yes, literally) and I dislike most gerrmans. they're commie rape babies of WW2 and cucked to the brim since all the brave people died

But Prussia is no longer a thing

My fellow neighbor

Gdansk was Prussian, right?

sorry for bad history etc

most likely

netherlands belongs to France

Alsace belongs to Germany

Delete this

It's ours now

and yet most people speak German and have German family names

It's "alsace-lorraine"

elsass-lothringen

Das ist nicht was es heiBt