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Osaka rate this post as useful. I was very impressed by A. Osaka, her mother in law calling her "gaijin" is very rude, but fortunately this seems to me to be a very rare case, by seeing the situation of all my friends married to Japanese. I'm married with a Japanese man too, and I must say I feel very loved not only accepted! I do think it depends on the family and the person If you behave correctly and demonstrate affection, then no ethnic matter gets in One important point: in my case, my husband's behaviour was very helpful.
He has always been ready to explain possibile cultural differences to his parents in order to avoid any misunderstanding, so as he's always been supportive to me when I happened to be surprised by his family's behaviour, or when language troubles came in. A bit more patience than usual is required in inter-cultural marriages, but nothing that cannot be solved by some patience and understanding.
Most people will care, doesnt mean they submit to a mothers or parents wishes, but most will care unless they already had a very distant relationship with their parents. Bear in mind that race is not the only area where a parent may disapprove of their sons choice of partner. Bear in mind disapproval in some cases besides race may not be completely unreasonable or a one-sided story only.
But I dont think it's as simple as "who cares". Parents who hope to have their children attend international English-speaking schools hope so, because they A believe it will encougage the children to be bilingual and multi-cultural, B believe it will encourage them to catch up on English studies which should help them when they go back to their English-speaking home countries and C believe that their children might feel more at home or experience less bullying. Now, I'm talking about international schools, because for mono-cultural schools like British schools or Chinese schools it's another story.
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Parents who choose ordinary Japanese schools choose them, because A they believe that the children should experience an ordinary Japanese school life, B they find no reason for the children to go to special schools, C they can't afford international schools and D their children were not accepted to international schools. Personally, I feel that bullying can exist in any place where there are people, and that just because it's a public Japanese school it doesn't mean that different kids always suffer. Also, note that as far as I know, English-speaking international schools do not accept children who cannot speak English well enough.
As for the children, as I've mentioned before, a lot of interracial children are doing fine in public schools. But then, those who've attended international schools say it was a good chance for them to become bilingual.
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But I also know a graduate who says that all his friends remember that the teachers were horrible, so you never know. It really depends on the school and era, I suppose. As for being different, I think that depends on the child, too.
Some hope to seek those of your own kind, some have no problem with being the only one different, some enjoy being the only one different. Personally, I don't think there is any right or wrong in education. I just think that there is education that suits you and education that doesn't suit you.
A kid or parent might think that experiencing hell is nothing but a nightmare. But then, after many decades you might realize that the hell was something worth while, or you realize that what you thought was hell turned out to be heaven. And once the child has matured to that level, I don't think parents should stop them from getting the education they want.
In other words, until that age comes, it is pretty much up to the parents to decide education matters, and whatever wrong choice they choose, the child would hopefully adjust it once they're old enough. Am I making sense? I think I have a much better idea now by Curious rate this post as useful. I have a aunt who had a party. Her friend was half-japanese and caucasian. I meet a japanese girl 3 years ago and have visited her family in tokyo 1 and stayed in tokyo again just this last year. I told my aunts friend how nice the people of japan are.. I felt angry and very frustrated.
I dont belive they are so raciest as she made them out to be. I dont belive that people who are so kind could be so blind. Thank you everyone I will never give up to my persuit of happyness. Michael J. Ellis by michael rate this post as useful. Home Back. Question Forum. Ive got a feeling though never having been through it but having brushed many anecdotes here and elsewhere, that it is not really a good idea to pre-empt someones parents reaction to the bi-racial thing, whether it's Japanese parents or a few others you could reel off around the world, where you MIGHT encounter resistance.
I know I won't be able to cover all your questions, but here is my personal experoence. Bottom line, it all comes down to the individual parents, the relationship and communication between the son and parents, and so on. As the above posters said, depends on the individual families and people invloved.
I have a jbf and he always says "I'm marrying you not my family", which is true.