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and have parents who are originally from an Iberoamerican/Ex-Spanish Colony country (Mexico)?

I've been thinking about this for a while. I am soon about to graduate with my Bachelor's Degree in Software Engineering and I've been wanting to have a 2nd home in in Spain, particularly in Seville, Andalusia, Spain. I've heard that while Spain may require you to renounce your other citizenship to gain their citizenship, if you are an American from the US, your US citizenship will never renounced (as long as you don't actually sign an oath for official renunciation to the US Govt. or Embassy) and you can still have your Spanish citizenship while the Spanish Govt. will not acknowledge your US citizenship.

Yes, I am aware that Spain has some serious unemployment problems but I just think Spain is a beautiful country with beautiful cultures and history and I hope with my background in Engineering, I might find something in Spain (work-related) and maybe help contribute to the country. I obviously already know Spanish since my parents are Mexican so I can just quickly learn how to tweak my Mexican Spanish into Spain Spanish.

Any Spaniards here on GAG willing to tell me if it's worth the hassle for dual citizenship with Spain? :)

I really love her. She has one kid who is 6 years old and I don’t mind. We are starting to have sex now and it’s getting more serious to the point where she asked me to move out of my parents place and into her apartment. I’m still in college now and about to graduate next year. We get along great. People sometimes stare at us. She does look older than me because I look younger than my age. But she looks her own age