Are you a multi-cultural couple?

Hello rocketj1 Well I am English and was married (well I still am as we haven't gone through a divorce) to a Lebanese man. I found the whole relationship to be abusive and after 10 years of marriage I found that I had no choice after a certain incident but to flee with my three children to a women's refuge. I don't know if it is acceptable to be treated by your husband in such a manner in Lebanon but I coulnd't take anymore abuse from him and had to leave.

Well lets see, yes we are one of THOSE couples. I am a Canuck Eh? My wife is from the Philippines Eh? We met at a bible study when one of the people could not drive my to be wife home. We live in Canada Eh? The story is that I prayed about meeting someone. About a month or two later I ended up at the bible study that my to be wife would be at. It was probably 6 months or so after that, that we were married!

i'm not a couple just me& my dog.

I guess I would have to say that my husband and I are from different cultures, well we are different races but we are both from america. My husband is Hispanic and I am African American. I am happy, I guess that I am not the type of person that would date inside of my race and I don't care what culture or what.I say if you love someone then the color shouldn't matter to you at all. Husband and I have faced alot of racism because of our interracial relationship, but we continue to walk with our head high and we continue to love one another.

Cross-culture marriage, i believe, is for the open-minded, patient, and humble. It takes more than romantic love to make this kind last. I think it is just the same with single-cultural marriage. I have been married for four years, he is from Libya and i am from the Philippines. We are both open and willing to learn about the other's culture, and have both adapted to each other's style and way of life. The challenge in this union lies in one's willingness and capacity to explore and experience a wholy different world and in the couple's ability to create a culture of their own, integrating into one the positives from their respective cultures. Doing so takes a lot of patience (in learning and unlearning along the way, especially with kids involved in the process) and humility in the compromise that you have to make. I am happy with my choice and everyday i am learning new things, even about myself. The more i become selfless, the more i find myself evolving into a better person. It is quite a hard task though, but i believe that my children will enjoy a lasting reward because of this. It is truly fascinating but i will not recommend this to everyone especially if the other is from a diferent religious background. This is another story.

Yes we are a multi - cultural couple. Multi - cultural couple means that couple who were married who lives in different culture. We meet @ some dating sites and he is from Florida and I'm from the Philippines. I'm so happy with my choice and i never regretted in marrying him. For you out there, i will not tell you that you also engage in multi - cultural marriage, t all really depends upon you. Eversince I was a child i really dream to marry americans that's why I went to some online dating sites.

Well his parents are German, he was born in Bogota Colombia and I am American. But he was raised here so there isn't much in the way of cultural differences. Now the Asian guy I once dated, there were definitely some differences there. We just didn't understand where the other was coming from sometimes.

We are a single culture family. I have seen some families who are from the different culture and in most of the case they adopt each other's culture and they are happy. If they do not compromise to adopt one for the betterment of their further generation there can be more problems for their children because the child has to adopt one of them.