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Things no one prepares you for in multicultural dating: the foods you want when you are sick are different.
I made a damn good lime honey whiskey tea (think hot toddy on steroids), have procured ginger ale (Canada Dry, Vernon's is annoyingly difficult to find outside of Michigan), and found kettle cooked potato chips to cure and soothe my partner's sore throat.
I am drinking said tea and he is eating a bowl of instant noodle soup with fish balls.
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Having to get a giggle again, reminded of how living with the Wrong Sort of native English speaker hasn't always helped Mr. C!
He was actually kind of surprised at some reactions he's gotten mostly from other Americans he's worked with over the years, to some turns of phrase he's picked up at home. 😅 To the point that he even mentioned it to me later.
I mean, part of it is probably the incongruity of this mostly-RP sounding Swedish guy suddenly coming over Full Hillbilly. But, that's not hardly all of it.
Being in a bisexual in an equal polyamorous relationship with 2 foreign bisexual men will surely make for a very awkward and confusing Lunar New Year dinner with extended family members consisting mainly of conservative family members.
What makes it confusing is that immediate family knows and approves and generally just makes fun of us and how much more problem we supposedly have. The wholehearted acceptance makes for an even more awkward atmosphere.
Just a few days more of waiting.
This is gonna be fun.
realise it's my first time getting this out but it's not as if my text posts get traction so it's okay hahahaha. Just wanna get that out because I am nervous af.
a few things about Arabic weddings… They are loud. They are huge. They are gorgeous. They are exotic. They are so. so. fun.
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Weddings~
Within the past year, out of the three kids in his family, one got married, one got engaged, and the other is well on his way to being engaged. For a class of mine, I had to interview someone from another culture about a specific topic. Since I conveniently am surrounded by many people from another culture, I chose to ask his mom about the topic of weddings. It seemed fitting to question more about weddings since it's been a prevalent topic in their family.
Through the next few blog posts, I will describe what I have learned, enjoyed, and experienced in this extremely fun culture. :)
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a little bit about us..
With different cultural backgrounds, family histories, and life stories, it would've been challenging to see how Fadi and I could work out. However, we have gone against all odds and made it through a year together! We have hit many bumps on the road, including communication problems stemmed from our own cultures, trying a variety of new things, and struggling through questions people have for us. This blog is written to give a perspective on multicultural relationships, particularly our experience as just a small town white girl and an Iraqi man.
