I have always wondered, growing up as an American, what it is like growing up in a seemingly tinyass country.
I really don't mean disrespect in this sense, I just feel having been born in America (same could be said for Brazil, Australia, and Russia maybe) that it seems claustrophobic to have so many rich and different cultures closed in to such a small space. Germany, my ancestral homeland lel, is about the size of Montana, which is big, but not even as big as Texas who is always wanting to break free or divide itself into smaller states.
So, how does it feel? Also do they just enlarge the maps in school to show more detail of Europe or your country?
>pic related is an aesthetically pleasing but potentially politically terrible map of Europe
Xavier Powell
Thats true for us here as well.
I wonder what is like to cross the wrong street and you end up in another country.
If you are in the middle of Brazil to get to another country is like a nonstop week+ travel by road (car/bus).
Angel Lee
shit map 0/10 kill yourself
Ian Allen
dunno, I've never been outside my country in my entire life so to me these other countries might as well not exist.
Luke Martinez
uhh you got some weird pink gay stuff on our country.
Brody Brooks
more like, how does it feel to live in a big ass empty country? you're the exception, here
Henry Ross
It doesn't feel like anything, they may be small on maps but you still need a car or other transportation to get to another country. Also it's hard to answer since we are used to it since we are born, just like I supposed American doesn't find weird that their mainland is so big it's divided in 4 time zones, it's just the way it is
Kevin Allen
Righto Brazilbro,
I feel as well that the United States, Brazil, Russia, Australia, (and China in a few years) will be on the same sort of level, at the very least like the same 'kinds' of civilizations. With the exception of China maybe, each of these countries has a mongolized population of a bunch of different kinds of people, all living together but apart at the same time, and each is poor and unextravagent enough that it is grounded in reality, with an imperiallike drive. This seems at odds with Europe where the wealth is divided more ?evenly? (correct if I'm wrong) and the people more complacent, like Japan, not having kids enough.
>pic related: best state
Hudson Carter
>Also do they just enlarge the maps in school to show more detail of Europe or your country? are you literally autistic of course we do You don't have any map of interstate and intrastate regions?
