Why do people think it is such an easy thing to "go back" to their parents country of origin

[Borealis]

For the children of immigrant parents? When I was complaining about my dating struggle, I was constantly told by people that I needed to "move back" to where my parents came from by people who seemingly dont realize what that entails. I dont even know what "go back" means in this instance because I was never there as I was born and raised in the west.

Furthermore it is extremely difficult to move to a fourth world country where you can barely speak the language and can't read it at all, and also are not adapted to the climate, germs/diseases in the water+food, or the way of life. People who think it's easy should move to Chad for several years and live as a local, and see how they like it. It is nearly as difficult for you to do that, as it would be for someone like me to move to my parents' country.

Just something to think about.

[Crimson Winds]

Even if you want to return your homeland, it becomes very hard decision because it's totaly alien place to you after living generations in another country. Challenging things are not just the quality; language and cultural sphere is equqlly important if not more. At least for me.

[Borealis]

Even if you want to return your homeland, it becomes very hard decision because it's totaly alien place to you after living generations in another country. Challenging things are not just the quality; language and cultural sphere is equqlly important if not more. At least for me.

Yes I agree. There is often a massive difference just between 1st and 2nd generation immigrants.

[KMack]

For the children of immigrant parents? When I was complaining about my dating struggle, I was constantly told by people that I needed to "move back" to where my parents came from by people who seemingly dont realize what that entails. I dont even know what "go back" means in this instance because I was never there as I was born and raised in the west.

Furthermore it is extremely difficult to move to a fourth world country where you can barely speak the language and can't read it at all, and also are not adapted to the climate, germs/diseases in the water+food, or the way of life. People who think it's easy should move to Chad for several years and live as a local, and see how they like it. It is nearly as difficult for you to do that, as it would be for someone like me to move to my parents' country.

Just something to think about.

You don't need to move there. Find a dating website that Indian women use looking to get out of there. You will eventually have to visit there of course. But you can communicate with Skype or something.

[Catarinense1998]

You could talk with you relatives in India tô get a real ideia about your Motherland. You can start tô attend tô Indian Groups and Social circles tô put you in this world. You have a lot of oportunities and ways tô go. Good luck!! I hope you will make the best decision

[Black Panther]

Well, you should be fine. It would be worse in my situation because I am going back to a country that's 35 times more violent than the one I am living in right now. I need to adjust quickly there.

[Tooting Carmen]

I can understand this predicament. As much as I love some aspects of Colombia - mainly the language and the music - I'd find living there pretty difficult, even now that it is much safer and more stable than before.

[McCloskey]

Because normal people generally cannot understand why one would not like to live among his comrades.

[Wanderer]

For the children of immigrant parents? When I was complaining about my dating struggle, I was constantly told by people that I needed to "move back" to where my parents came from by people who seemingly dont realize what that entails. I dont even know what "go back" means in this instance because I was never there as I was born and raised in the west.

Furthermore it is extremely difficult to move to a fourth world country where you can barely speak the language and can't read it at all, and also are not adapted to the climate, germs/diseases in the water+food, or the way of life. People who think it's easy should move to Chad for several years and live as a local, and see how they like it. It is nearly as difficult for you to do that, as it would be for someone like me to move to my parents' country.

Just something to think about.

Your first mistake is taking to heart what white (and non-white) identitarians have to say, as if their worldview were actually sensible.

[StevenTylerAerosmith]

These people are self-hating OWD coconuts who registered on this forum to troll and to disrespect Central, Eastern and Southern Europeans.

is germans central or western or northern euros?