heh, yeah, assuming birthplace, nationality, etc. it's very complicated. for me, i was born in india (but people in india tend to assume a lot of the time that i was born in the u.s.), but i'm a u.s. citizen (i would qualify for dual citizenship if india really had dual citizenship, but that's another complicated matter). and i've grown up in both places (mostly india, but complicated). so yes! i understand what you mean
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