What are some things that you love about your culture?

[Babygirl_S]

I love the clothes and jewellery 💕

[ChrisMaster69]

That you can pretty much do what you want.

no religious issues driving society or life, you can practice religion or not.

A huge range of things that allow us to be i individuals and not just follow same thing.

That each area of the UK and each area within England, Scotland and Wales has its own cultural identity.

That our accents vary so much as you move through the country,

[HighlyVolatile]

I didn't realize it was so strange until I set food outside of Japan, but here it's normal for men and women to be close friends and in large numbers starting from early childhood like so:

So I've gotten to make so many great female friends (along with male ones), and we don't have that sort of "men are from Mars, women are from Venus" idea here. There's no battle of the sexes.

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

Man that's really great!
I wish such thing was here in India.

[HighlyVolatile]

@The_Shadow_Dweller Cheers! I think all societies could become that way and I think that's the way to moving forward in a truly progressive and not regressive way. I see all these troubling thoughts on this site like, "All women are like this [insert bad things]", or "All men are like this [insert bad things]", and I could have countered that even as a little kid saying I know for certain that not all men are like that, or all women like this. I've known far too many exceptions merely through my friendships and not even my dates. So I think that's the way to get men and women to appreciate each other more is through friendship.

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

Yes!

[HighlyVolatile]

@The_Shadow_Dweller We also have the custom to drink and eat together and share all the food at Izakaya, like so between men and women (friends and colleagues):

I think even among colleagues, that helps to promote a more harmonious workplace between men and women. There is an intimacy to sharing food and drinks this way, and so we become like one big family.

It's not perfect. There's still sometimes sexual harassment, there are strange perverts in Japan who stalk men (and sometimes even strange women stalking men), things of this nature. But overall there isn't that hostility and fear between the sexes here that I find in some other countries.

[HighlyVolatile]

* stalk women

[jennifer_bloom]

Im Chinese and I love the inter connected nature and social collectivism of the chinese. In poor countries, those without food starve but that does not happen in China cause if people saw a starving man, 800 people would offer him food within 2 hours, we’re a compassionate and caring group.

[WhiteSteve]

Our sports leagues are the best in the world of their kind in most places. I don’t think I really like the effect it has on American citizens, the blind and rabid loyalty can be problematic or at very least douchey. Our citizens here are incredibly douchey and have terrible priorities and goals in life, on the whole, that’s what really spoils American culture for me. Sometimes I watch the camera panning over the crowd at a football game and you might have a general moment of good feelings, like “oh, here’s a couple enjoying some nachos together at a football game on a nice fall afternoon.” But then I get to thinking “these people are fans of (insert team), so they probably live in (insert state/region), and that could likely mean that they are not the kind of person whose views my own would jive well with”, and I just get washed over by disdain. I’m just SO unimpressed by so many of our people, and to be fair, that might be a humanity thing just manifesting itself in an American way, like if I lived in any other country I might feel the same disdain, just shaded differently via the differing culture. Sorry, kind of a depressing answer, especially for a light topic, but “who Americans (and maybe just humans) ARE”, just at their core, is probably the greatest source of frustration for me in life😂

[Being_a_good_Indian]

Modern India stands as one of the most diverse countries in the world, a subcontinent that is home to over 100 languages, over 700 different tribes, every major religion in the world, and to some of the world's largest cities as well as remote regions with almost no people. I like diverse culture of our country.

[Guy13]

—I love the Traditional Thai and Traditional-Modern India look. Everything covered with shape fairly evident is super hot.
—America has gotten so Trashy that the Puritan or Amish look is starting to be preferred…
—USA Culturally: that one can climb from one socioeconomic range into another…. IF one 🛑 whining about “what’s not” and prudently go about “what can be”...2 jobs or whatever at 16-28 to make life and home happen ‼️

[Mahmoud_Madyan]

The most thing I like about my culture, that it's big mix between a lot of old cultures : like (Islamic, pharaonic, christian, old roman , old greek, Turkish, Arabic... etc) this make my culture amazing!

[Grond21]

Barbecue and breakfast food. Also, more than anything else, the freedom

[motownplayer2000]

Everything. Food, music, dance, art.. clothing.. sports.. everything

[True_Sage]

It's a turn key totalitarian society. Oh wait. No. I hate that.

[Prettygirly26]

The food. I love food

[OneNineZero]

We belive in eye for an eye kind of lifestyle

[exitseven]

we love our guns.

[TyLeeAndPink]

I love how much individuality it allows for.

[SignedAutographs]

I love the fact that we are free... oh, wait

[True_Sage]

Hahaha. Same. Same. Nazis took over my country and now we send kids to Ukraine to fight on behalf of other nazis..

[EssenceOfLight]

Our beer even though I rarely drink one.

[spiralshape]

Food. Prayer. Hunting identity politics.

[Andro36]

Food, kindness and the folklore.

[Aurora1010]

The food and parties

[talka20]

Ajrak ❤

[Klinklins]

Same.

[Tstrbrainer]

Holidays

[fireforeffect]

Freedom.