once u go asian, u wont go caucasian?
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nevermind, i am originally from germany, lived for 3 years in spain and then moved to singapore. i never had issues making any friends, since i consider myself to be very open and extremly friendly of course :p haha no, but still, i find it also quite though here to find friends... i mean if u dont meet them in any club, uni or work, where then? sure singaporeans are somewhat like caucasians, or at least they try, but still with many of them i didnt really found a match YET. so, having said that, (although i didnt wanted to hang around with ang mo's, because i thought if i do that i could also stay in europe), but on the other hand... how great a place is always depends on the people...




