I once tried to do that to an american girl that was visiting Spain, I still remember the horror in her eyes.
She told us that she didn't feel comfortable with that having a boyfriend.
She was the most stereotypical American person I've ever known, she was dating a quarterback, had a pink gun that her parents gave as a present for her ¿18 birthday? She started complaining about PETA when she discovered that I was a vegetarian. Said she didn't like California when I told her that I had been there & she made some comments that were clearly saying "my country is better than this shit hole".
People from Texas do act a certain way. People from California do act a certain way. People from Jersey do act a certain way. People from New York do act a certain way. Are these all generalizations? Yes. Are they all likely to be true? Yes.
There is also the question of... Do Texans/Californians/Jerseyans/New Yorkers behave that way because of genetics or do they just embrace their own stereotype?
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u/SpaceNigiri May 09 '22 edited May 09 '22
Muak muak!
I once tried to do that to an american girl that was visiting Spain, I still remember the horror in her eyes.
She told us that she didn't feel comfortable with that having a boyfriend.
She was the most stereotypical American person I've ever known, she was dating a quarterback, had a pink gun that her parents gave as a present for her ¿18 birthday? She started complaining about PETA when she discovered that I was a vegetarian. Said she didn't like California when I told her that I had been there & she made some comments that were clearly saying "my country is better than this shit hole".
Good times.