Search Results: hispanics and asians

By stable groups I mean
White, Black, Asian, native American Hispanic, etc

Day 1
▪︎ This one cute Asian/Hispanic girl at the gym with her blue sports shirt on (not sure if it was a bra or a tank top) was trying to move what looks like a bench out of her way after she was finished with her workout.
▪︎ As she took her earpods off, I said, "I can help you with that!" in regards to moving her bench. She said to put it next to the side before we leave the weights area. She said thank you with a friendly tone, and I asked her what her name was, she said she is ****, and I said I'm *****. She said it's nice to meet me and we shook our right hands.

Day 2
▪︎ I was volunteering at the thrift shop and saw another cute Asian girl. I was trying to get the rack into the right place and asked for help, and she helped me and then I asked for her name and she just said um, and then her name. I said I'm *****, nice to meet you. No response.

Day 3
▪︎ While coming back from the supermarket, I saw a really cute Hispanic girl and she smiled at me. This is one of the rare moments when I took the hint and went up to her and talked with her. I asked her, hey, you need help on something?
▪︎ She said no, she's working from her laptop. I said I'm ***** and she said she's *****, and we said it was nice to meet each other. I said I'll see you soon, and she said bye in a friendly tone, again smiling and possibly waving.

Day 4
▪︎ This is where things got trickier. As I was taking a picture of a beautiful white Corvette, this hot white (possibly Hispanic) girl smiled at me and asked me if I can help watch her Jeep and see how well she backs up her truck.
▪︎ I said sorry what was that, and she gave me her verbal instructions. I took a look at the back of her truck, she was backing up, and I told her to steer to the left and she said nevermind, she's got it.
▪︎ What's more, this girl actually looks like my classmate from the photography classroom at the school where I got expelled from (for doing stupid stuff that I won't mention here).

In other words how much value and importance do you place on nationhood?

Do you love the land where you live? Are you willing to lay down your life and give your last breath in defense of it?

I know “nationalism” is typically associated with white people but I know plenty of Asians and Africans and hispanics who feel pride in their country.

I think everyone deserves that right.

So how do you feel about your country?

Or do you think all nations are the same and that feeling pride in your culture is a ludicrous concept?