You sound American, Dan. I can only tell because of your arrogant tone. :)
Yes, it's normal. Yes, people will judge and make assumptions about you abroad. And the French have a far better international image as a culture and as tourists than Americans, but you've clearly never been. (Why do you think Americans are banned from entering over 20 countries? Youve a horrid rep)
I don't know if there's something keeping you from leaving, but there's always the option of picking up a dualnationality (if you're eligible) or dropping your American citizenship entirely.
Otherwise, pretend you aren't American, don't introduce yourself as American and no one who doesn't know you will have grounds to judge you.
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You sound American, Dan. I can only tell because of your arrogant tone. :)
Yes, it's normal. Yes, people will judge and make assumptions about you abroad. And the French have a far better international image as a culture and as tourists than Americans, but you've clearly never been. (Why do you think Americans are banned from entering over 20 countries? Youve a horrid rep)
I don't know if there's something keeping you from leaving, but there's always the option of picking up a dualnationality (if you're eligible) or dropping your American citizenship entirely.
Otherwise, pretend you aren't American, don't introduce yourself as American and no one who doesn't know you will have grounds to judge you.
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And YOU have clearly never been to America, so your argument is invalid.