Does anyone else feel uncomfortable outside of their own culture/language

I only ever felt uncomfortable in Europe. I literally felt like I was surrounded by aliens or androids, our cultures are so completely different. Everywhere else: Asia, USA, you name it, people are pretty much the same.

>>77603548
think i'd only feel comfortable in auz, uk, ireland.. pretty much english dominant areas.... others would take a few years to pick up the language to feel semi at ease i think

I completely know that feeling. My deep Irish heritage makes me feel like I'm in a foreign country any time I leave Massachusetts, people in the surrounding states just don't understand my deep love of Guinness and Flogging Molly. Someday I hope to move back to my ancestral Homeland of Erie, where my fellow Irish brethren will understand and accept me.

I can relate to this kinda.
I'm a Turkish German and I mostly hang out in the Turkish districts. Whenever I go to the countryside it is way too German

>>77603548
yes, europe feels really foreign to me except for estonia.

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>>77604988
>I'm a Turkish German

>>77604899
>Erie
go back to PA

>>77603548
I think it has more to do with Scandinavian culture than anything else. Everyone south of us is more open so obviously it's hard to adapt when we're all like animated gargoyles, unless drunk of course.

>>77604988
>turkish german
that doesn't make any sense

>>77605520
to the t*rks it does
>been in the country for 3 going on 4 generations
>still on the same level as immigrants who came just a year ago
really makes you think

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>>77603548
2bqf I travelled all over Latin America and the only thing I could say was different was the food

>>77605646
were the macacos smaller

I have travelled to Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Peru, and their culture is vastly different from mine. But i plan on immigrating to some 1st world country someday so i gotta learn to adapt to different cultures

>>77605520
We call them Deutschtürken so "German Turks".

>>77603548
>Does anyone else feel uncomfortable outside of their own culture/language group?
tfw I don't know this feel.