Tell us about a time you felt like a foreigner inside your own country

Tell us about a time you felt like a foreigner inside your own country

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my entire K-12 education. it was full of asians. I was made fun of for having big eyes.

I feel that way all the time

I feel that way when I see people put chilli powder on their fruit

Thats based

Every time I am in Berlin. And no it's not just because of all the foreigners there, the Germans there are completely alien to Germans in the rest of the country.

Damn now that's rough

happens everytime that I leave my apartment
both my neighbours are arabs or something and all the kids outside speak arabic as well, it's the only language you'll hear around the commieblocks where I live

i never once felt at home in any french city the only time i ever felt at home in a city was during a trip to ukraine

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Hello tenstanon

that one time when I blasted death grips to the whole school in a carnaval party. Everyone looked so out of place while I blasted you might think he loves you at the full volume. I didn't gave a fuck at the time

don't know who that is, I live in a small town with like 10k inhabitants, and when I moved here I was unable to find anything better than this shit

Everytime I go Paris or a big city.
I also feel like a foreigner in the east and the south (below the Loire), it's too different

when i go downtown and everyone speaks foreign languages and look different

Everytime i go into Sydneys CBD

I went to London.

I'm a citizen of the world, so I feel at home anywhere

come home wheat man

>I live in a small town with like 10k inhabitants
What the fuck
I thought you were the guy who's stuck in a ghetto

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I live in a very small city, and I feel like a foreigner whenever I go to the nearby "big" city (in the top 10 of the cunt)

I currently live in some rural town in Bavaria but I have been so pozzed by the Internet that I feel completely alienated from my immediate surroundings. I taught myself 4 languages just from talking to people on the Internet and consuming foreign media. Thank god I have the opportunity to move to a degenerate, and cosmopolitan, global city in september.

whenever I go to Vilnius
>prostite poruski nepanymaju

Everyone is a foreigner here

Every time I walk in my neighborhood. Most of the commercial signage is in Spanish or an Asian language.

Does it count if I'm an Asian in Italy?

Jesus Christ theres towns here with 100k+ populous where you’d be hard done by to find an ethnic outside the Chinese takeaway

let me guess, california?

Quite often desu for obvious reasons.
But even when I'm among Swedes I still feel like a foreigner: for most of my life we've had a culture of considerance that manifested in huge respect for personal space or to not force everyone in public spaces to hear your loud conversation. But one day Swedes starting viewing being considerate as "too Swedish" and corny and bad. How Swedes behave in public these days is frankly disgusting. Not that immigrants are better.

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Yes Luigi

What’s wrong with that whiteboi

>I thought you were the guy who's stuck in a ghetto
I don't know who that is, but by the sounds of it he probably has it worse than me

I mean you can walk away from the commieblocks (takes a few minutes tops) to where there are actual houses and it's like a completely different place

Never, really
but i do feel a bit of a foreigner when i go to a medium/large-sized city, different kind of people.

Whenever people talk about hockey

whenever I visited a city

>Tell us about a time you felt like a foreigner inside your own country

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Do all small cities in Sweden have blatte now?
Or is your town special and the rest are 90% swedish

I always feel like a foreigner when I leave my village. Town and city folk are weird

never happened to me

It's the equivalent of putting sugar on your espresso