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by c_o_n_v_e_x
571 days ago
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>You reach a point where you are a foreigner wherever you are. I left the US in 2009 to move to Singapore. After 14 years in SG, I moved to Australia. During my time overseas, my accent has picked up hints of Australian. When I go back to the US, one of the hardest things for me is being asked "where are you from?" I get the same question in Australia. The lack of belonging is tough. |
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