Real quick post on the ethnicity thing, in the US we have such a big culture of celebrating other peoples culture that no one wants to be lumped in together. So like, even on all of our standardized testing there are all these different little spaces to mark off just exactly what you are. like Hispanic, African American, Asian, Native American, Caucasian, and middle eastern. And for the Caucasian from a young age we're taught that if you have ANYTHING else in your background that isn't specifically thought of as white, you're not white. My cousins and I are all equally 50/50 of Caucasian and something else, but we aren't allowed to put Caucasian becuase we have the other in us.<br/><br/>I think that also has to with American people going "oh you're Irisih? That's cool. I'm Irish, Scottish, Italian, British, Hungarian, Puerto Rican, British- every other thing you can be ever."<br/><br/>So it was actually pretty interesting to me to read that you all across the pond only have the two xD<br/>Because I don't think I've ever heard of my Asian friends calling themselves white, they just say their Asian. The only people I hear say that they're white really are the kids that are of European descent (And the weirdos from South Africa)<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>On another Note, Haibane I'm on summer break right now, though I'm trying to keep my posting up.