Im so far across the pond

You are not confused culturally - I think that you are just curious and interested in other cultures. I think that this is a very good thing, because it shows that you are open-minded and willing to learn about new things. So, please keep being your curious and compassionate self - I think that this is a very valuable quality, and I am very proud of you for being so open-minded and inclusive of other cultures. It is very important to remember that we are all part of the same human family, regardless of our cultural differences - and that we can all learn from each other and from our shared humanity.

The "I practise other cultures" part I somehow can't put down myself. I live in a country where there have been atleast two or three different cultures from the very start. It helps to know some history and a lot of acceptance

being half asian and half mexican I think its interesting how often people forget that being American also comes with a certain kind of culture

You really do need to be exposed to other places, cultures and lifestyles before you can appreciate your own.. And its not just about Pizza... Its about how people interact. Manners Maketh the Man..😷

If you can, travel.
I think enjoying and learning about other cultures, experiencing it, and sharing cultures can be a huge source of joy, and confusion. It's all fun.

Part of being is deciding who you want to be. Seeking to include more in your life then a single narrow path doesn't make you confused, it makes you curious and open minded.

Having an Asian salad for lunch is hardly practicing that culture.

I eat and cook things from all different places, doesn’t mean I am confused about my own culture/roots.

It’s good to learn and try new things, and it’s lovely that you appreciate other cultures and what they are all about.

Learning about other cultures makes life exciting and more interesting 🙂

{@pancake] nothing wrong with want too see how other people and cultures are

I'm very interested in other cultures and histories not frequently taught in school. Like the Aztecs, Egyptians, the dark ages etc.

I love living in England with so much history. In the last couple of years a roman temple was unearthed near an old roman road that's now a main highway, a couple of miles further on another development unearthed bronze age settlement right near where I was born on same road.

Curiosity is a good thing. Happy travels.

That's weird you shouldnt appropriate other cultures like that

One of the best things about social media is you can learn a lot about other cultures in mere minutes. And make some really good friends in the process.

You're ethnoflexible or ethnofluid

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