Loving your country?

I love my country very much. Of course, sometimes I can't help it to get jealous to other countries better than ours. But I love my country more. There are advantages and disadvantages in every country. Though I was born in the Philippines, I have love our country a thousands of reasons despite of the thousands of reasons to not. I have love our country of by heart and not by what I desire.

My husband is British and I could have a British Citizenship now. But I prefer to stay Indian. Granted, it works better for me as I have a business in India and we live in India. Had the situation been different, I don't really know. Part of me wants to have the British citizenship as there are so many countries that you can visit without a visa and those countries that you need a visa for, are so much easier with a British Passport. In another way, I would not like to give up my Indian Passport either. If and when Indian Government allows us to have Dual citizenship, then I will get the British citizenship. I don't want to give up my Indian citizenship.

it is said usa is like a garden in our eyes.i have never gone to usa.but my major in my college is business english.so i got an opprtunity to learn more about usa culture.i have to say i love usa.but my family and my parents' family are all in china.i will stay with them and it will make me safe.

This is a song in my country i like to share with you, of course , its with an English version, here it goes: (TAGALOG) Ang bayan ko'y tanging ikáw Pilipinas Kong Mahál Ang puso ko at buhay man Sa iyó'y ibibigay Tungkulin ko'y gagampanán na lagi kang paglíngkurán Ang laya mo'y babantayán Pilipinas kong Hirang... (English Version) I love my own native land Philippines, my Philippines To thee I give my heart and hand Philippines, my Philippines. the trees that crown thy mountains grand, the seas that beat upon thy strand Awake my heart to thy command, Philippines, my Philippines. Most Filipinos know this song and needless to say, I love my own country. I will never change my nationality even if I live in India, no offense yaar. My husband too would agree to it .

I am a US citizen. I think it might be nice to visit other countries, but like you I would rather stay a citizen of my own country.

Oh, I love my country the Philippines. Even if it is indeed a poor country, but I love it here. In fact, unlike others who would like to work outside of the country, I'd say no, thank you, I just want to stay here for the rest of my life.

I have been in love with England for decades but I am an American. I would miss my home, hockey, a decent burger, and good pizza.

hi AjaySinghBaghel Thats only normal as its the country you were born in and of course you will love it, I am in the US and much as I might like to visit your country India I would still want to live here as its my birthplace and I love the US. It would be pretty abnormal if we did not love the countries we were born and raised in. so I stay here in mygood old USA.

Hiii AjaySinghBaghel I live in India as well and though this place isnt perfect i am so used to it that it will be so difficult to migrate to some foreign land.My all relatives and my immediate family lives here and my friends also.Its been 25 years i am here in this city and i think i dont even want to leave this city as well. It will be really difficult for me to go to some other country and build life from scratch.

Yeah i love my country to. But there are times when we have to be a citizen of another country to work there and my aunt experienced this. Sometimes, it's just not practical to just not accept citizenship just because you love your country. In order to have a better life, you have to take decisions that don't go with your beliefs.

It's pain in the A$$ to love a third world country such as ours. Oh well.. better to have a country than to have nothing at all. It can get real hard to live in poverty-stricken country but that's where the drama begins and without dramas there would be nothing shown on tv that people love to watch. There is romance in every drama I watch in TV. I have yet to see which is not.

Hello Ajay We Indians have a deep attachment to our country, rather to our village/town of birth, those in service always come back to that soil, make home there and want to take there the last brethe amongsts the near and dar ones.. You are right, we should be proud to be indians inspite of many 'beimanns', who have spoilt our image.. Thank you so much for this nice discussion, cheers God bless you. Prof

India is the best country. I do love my country. I live in Chennai.

im not the patriotic kind but I dont have any problems with my country but honestly i prefer now the country i'm living on than my original country. I come from a small tropical and really beautiful country but isnt the place for me simply because I have other ambitions. Of course I would love to go there for vacations but not for living I dont see me living in my original country

It's hard to even imagine leaving the place that I live; and have grown up in. I live in the US and I'm just SO accustomed to how everything works. I actually just returned (about a week ago) from a 2 1/2 week trip to Sweden. While it was cool to feel out of place and to learn about a new culture and imagine settling there..I was SO homesick. I couldn't leave my home country, I don't think. Or at least it would be very hard!

I wouldn't wish to leave my city as well---my friends who have been there for me such long time and NOPE i cant leave them behind .I might grab an oppurtunity there in the future though---but have no plans to settle there permanantly.I would like to lend my helping hand to make our country the best place to live in.great day.