Thank god someone said that I thought I was the only one thinking itOriginally Posted by danzooo
Nope I'm not bothered in the slightest its just a field on a form, it doesn't have any real affect on any part of my life
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25-02-2010, 09:03 PM #12
Couldn't lose the fact I'm english, its just... my personality. Cant escape being english
I'd move, but I wouldn't surrender it if yknow what I mean
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Originally Posted by The Professor
Thank god someone said that I thought I was the only one thinking it Nope I'm not bothered in the slightest its just a field on a form, it doesn't have any real affect on any part of my life
Exactly! Especially if it meant living in a better country than your own, then who cares?
Surely no matter where you lived though you would still regard yourself as British or whatever?
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no i wont. at most, ill take permanent residence. but ill never give up my citizenship.
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I am British and will always be British, would never give it up.
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I might be getting a dual-citizenship with Australia soon. No, this country's terrible. I'd be happy to surrender my citizenship.
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This. Unless I'm missing something, I don't see why you would decline a better life elsewhere just to be able to say 'I'm English'. Who says you can't still call yourself English? I sometimes say I'm Irish even though there's no record of it anywhere other than I have Irish parents. Besides most countries probably think we're ***** anyway so it wouldn't be a big deal not to be recognised as English Originally Posted by danzooo
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Yeah, it's not a big deal.
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I have a Japanese and English passport, but I'll have to give one up when I'm 21.
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I live in one of the best areas in the world, so i would have to say no.
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