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Ina
@beecurious
I've been an immigrant for almost 10 years now. I first moved from Albania to the UK, then to the US, then Japan—and now I'm back in the US. I deeply miss my family, my country and my language. Every time I unexpectedly hear my native tongue—whether in a song or from someone nearby—it brings tears to my eyes. It's not about patriotism; it's the quiet ache of always feeling like a foreigner, no matter where I go. I have immense respect for immigrants around the world who leave everything behind to challenge themselves and start anew.
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Duxander.base.eth |🔵
@altagers.eth
Unfortunately, not many people (who were born where they live.) realise this and it is difficult. I moved from Russia to Bulgaria when I was 7 years old, renounced one citizenship, got another. But I still often feel like a stranger in both countries n everywhere) We need onchain to be phisical)
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Jessi ⌐◨-◨
@zwillow
Alaska feels like a different country from the rest of the lower 48. I see you’re in Cali! Might have to meet up next time I visit family. :)
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ihawaii.eth
@ihawaii.eth
originally from korea myself!! i respect all immigrants who hustle everyday for better lives!
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Jim Y
@jim-nomad
A lot of empathies. There are millions who are born in one country, grew up in another, live/work/study in another etc. A network society for immigrants and third culture kids?
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Sofi 🎩
@sofi888
This feeling of missing my roots and homeland gets stronger as I get older.
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Ringo🎩
@ring0
It must be hard to move to another country. Grateful that technology is so good these days you can connect with friends and family online. 400 $degen
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