Do you feel british in any way?

[Nidge Weasle]

dont feel british, i feel English!

[Badman]

im not british I aspire to be one thoughgoing to my local later anyone care to join me for a pint?the rounds on me cor blimey

greengate pub is not british at all

was thinking somewer deep in essex tbh

[FKFJ.]

i dont feel britishim a londoner yeabut fuk repin englan or britaini rep london anydaybut if i was abroad and someone asks me were u fromil say guyana but liv in londonsimple

was actually confused about people reppin cities as opposed to whole countries till i read this post

[Sozes]

I'm only British when I'm not here.

[Mr.Skeng]

im a londoner first,, english second. didnt feel like this till i went to uni in the north. whenever i come back to london i feel at home

[Bacardi_Up]

I dont think there is any one way to define Britishness. There was a program about this recently which showed ethnics and indigenous people alike didn't really feel they could define Britishness and themselves couldn't say they feel British.America on the other hand has clear national identity, with the pledge of allegiance being recited in classrooms and what not.I do feel British and do feel English but in my own way. This is my home and despite being ethnic I cannot seeing any other state being home to me. My parents culture seems quite alien to me.I don't feel English in some pub guy way nor in some posh bloke way.Maybe I simply feel English because that Asian culture is so Alien to me and I am caught in a neither-or situation. I dunno.

[SPEAK NO EVIL]

yes in many ways. anyone who's lived here more than 75% of their life and says otherwise is confused/ deluded imo

[Guest TimeBomb]

in britain i feel like a foreigner, when i go abroad i feel 100% british, when i go algeria i get called the english boy.

[Trilliam]

londoner.

[Guest LucaPiano]

I feel pressured to accept the way this countries developed in recent years.

[Who Knows? Who Cares?]

When I went to the Caribbean to see my family. I realised I belong in the caribbean.Yep Portland, Havana, Puerto Plata, Sousa = ME, I love them places and the people. I'm only here to make money, then I'm off. I'm definately not British.

[neeko]

nah im not, nigerian, even though they just want me for money..

[Dubby]

I don't feel foreign but I don't feel like I'm British, weird shtill.

[Badman]

on thing ive noticed thoughtheres no sence of patriotism in this country its not like how it is in the statesu wouldnt get people saying they 'are not sure'not saying its better just saying init

[spiderman]

i feel londonish.

[Steven]

The whole "Im a Londoner not British" is an interesting mentality.Im from London and not meaning to sound rude I find northern people slightly backward and different. It feels like they live in a completely different world. I think people who arent from the south of england are a bit behind and can see why people from London would like to differentiate themselves and I also find a lot of British people have low aspirations and other qualities that I highly dislike.I am British and proud to be British but I dont feel I have much affiliation with other British people. Everybody is an individual and are different so dont group everyone together and I'll be fine to announce I am British.

[bex]

i feel like a londoner more than anything else

[djbmc]

yes i do.

[Numero001]

Nationality is the most over-rated pigeonhole anyway, doesnt mean f*ck all to me

[The Somalian]

not when it comes to football nationality dont mean sh*t see brazilians playing for croatia, japan, mexico, spain and god knows what next places i no nothing aboutbut would you consider this as your HOME?I consider Africa my home even though I have never been (been to canary islands which is africa to me but spain to the babylon)