I love culture. It's all my life is about where I am from and who I am. I'm mostly white american male, but I'd Identify myself as European since I'm first generation of not being Scottish. My mother was born there and lived there for 2 years. I love being involved with many races and diverse people from religious or small secular town perspectives to different cities in my own country.

I love how I like to meet people from different races and cultures rather my own in america, because I don't find it that exciting.

It's embedded in me, because I'm born with so many types of heritage I'd just make a joke I was a big orgy baby or a melting pot and here I am. I have many family trees married in and permanently apart of my family and I have no idea how they got here, but it's lovely, and I find them family to me.

I have almost everything except romantic nations and middle eastern in my blood. Mainly I'm bluntly be called just white, but I found out so many people are black in my family or from the phillipines. It's amazing, I love it.

I want to keep the cycle going, I do like the thought of living abroad and making my life and homestead there instead of america. I'd visit the UK first and get my EU citizenship, because I love to find out more about all my family is all put in the UK more than anywhere else in the world including america.

If I had the job as Anthony Bourdain. I'd take it, I'd love to spend so many times off on adventures traveling the world.. Checking out the Euphrates and himalayas. Learn, Japanese, Arabic, and languages of places I'm planning on going to visit.

Most of my friends are from different cultures. I like most of my food natural and home grown and unique to the area.

I am happy of the idea of being immersed in an area the good and bad, and just learn and observe and live through it. Just to say you were apart of it is so cool to me.

What do you think? I find it amazing and it fills me with the sense of wanting to learn and adventure even for someone as young as me. You can never be too old or young to learn about the world around you.