Canada's a big place, what area are you basing these generalizations on?
I'm Canadian and I've never been to a concert where everyone stayed sitting down. I've seen a lot of bold colours in Canadian homes, so I'm not sure where you're getting the "insufferable neutrals" from.
The only part of Canadian culture that bothers me, is the culture that is derived from the U.S.A.. A lean towards the individual self-entitlement that defines a capitalist state, instead of a considerate awareness of one's neighbors.
I've lived in several provinces and each one is very different from the next. My least favorite provinces, in this order, are: Alberta, Quebec, and Ontario. It has been my experience that the people in these provinces are generally not as friendly and considerate as I would expect true Canadians to be.
Is it normal to feel like you were born in the wrong country?
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Canada's a big place, what area are you basing these generalizations on?
I'm Canadian and I've never been to a concert where everyone stayed sitting down. I've seen a lot of bold colours in Canadian homes, so I'm not sure where you're getting the "insufferable neutrals" from.
The only part of Canadian culture that bothers me, is the culture that is derived from the U.S.A.. A lean towards the individual self-entitlement that defines a capitalist state, instead of a considerate awareness of one's neighbors.
I've lived in several provinces and each one is very different from the next. My least favorite provinces, in this order, are: Alberta, Quebec, and Ontario. It has been my experience that the people in these provinces are generally not as friendly and considerate as I would expect true Canadians to be.