shahmaran wrote:
This is exactly why i dont say im Turkish nor im Cypriot, but im from North Cyprus, the UN does not make me feel like im a part of you, so i dont care what they say about me, im from TRNC! u cant just stick nationalities on people through politics, or maybe u can but its just plain wrong! my god i felt like a Kurd there for a moment....
Kikapu wrote:shahmaran wrote:
This is exactly why i dont say im Turkish nor im Cypriot, but im from North Cyprus, the UN does not make me feel like im a part of you, so i dont care what they say about me, im from TRNC! u cant just stick nationalities on people through politics, or maybe u can but its just plain wrong! my god i felt like a Kurd there for a moment....
I was born in Cyprus, therefore that makes me a Cypriot. I still consider myself a 100% Cypriot. Why should it matter, if the majority happens to be of Greek speaking. I only give my language as Turkish, if asked, otherwise I'm a Cypriot. 100% of Cyprus is part of me, and I'm 100% part of Cyprus.
We had this discussion few days ago, as to who is a "True Cypriot" and who is something else. You are correct not to feel like a "True Cypriot", because the environment you're living now, is part Turkey, and part "TRNC", and part Cyprus. You really do not have a true and defined identity, because you don't know who you belong to. If you don't know who you belong to, then you really don't know who you really are. The longer the division continues, the worst it will get for you, specially, if the island did unite some time in the future, then how will you adapt. Play it safe, and call yourself Cypriot, and if asked which side, then say Turkish Cypriot. If you continue to say " I'm from Northern Cyprus", what does that make you anyway.?? Northern Cypriot'' .
Just asking.!!
Kifeas wrote:Kikapu wrote:shahmaran wrote:
This is exactly why i dont say im Turkish nor im Cypriot, but im from North Cyprus, the UN does not make me feel like im a part of you, so i dont care what they say about me, im from TRNC! u cant just stick nationalities on people through politics, or maybe u can but its just plain wrong! my god i felt like a Kurd there for a moment....
I was born in Cyprus, therefore that makes me a Cypriot. I still consider myself a 100% Cypriot. Why should it matter, if the majority happens to be of Greek speaking. I only give my language as Turkish, if asked, otherwise I'm a Cypriot. 100% of Cyprus is part of me, and I'm 100% part of Cyprus.
We had this discussion few days ago, as to who is a "True Cypriot" and who is something else. You are correct not to feel like a "True Cypriot", because the environment you're living now, is part Turkey, and part "TRNC", and part Cyprus. You really do not have a true and defined identity, because you don't know who you belong to. If you don't know who you belong to, then you really don't know who you really are. The longer the division continues, the worst it will get for you, specially, if the island did unite some time in the future, then how will you adapt. Play it safe, and call yourself Cypriot, and if asked which side, then say Turkish Cypriot. If you continue to say " I'm from Northern Cyprus", what does that make you anyway.?? Northern Cypriot'' .
Just asking.!!
Actual and real northern Cypriots are only the (centuries old) 200,000 indigenous Greek Cypriot inhabitants of the north part of Cyprus that have been ethnically cleansed by Turkey in 1974!
No matter how many lies they wish to continue saying, nothing can turn the 120,000 mainland Turkish settlers from Anatolia and the 55,000 TCs that moved from the south, into "northern Cypriots!" What a joke indeed!
shahmaran wrote:i have stopped taking Kifeas seriously a long time ago, arguing with him is like arguing with a 100 year old dead oak tree, nothing new to offer!
but i do have to say this to Kikapu, trust me my friend i am NOT LOST! infact im probably one of the only ones whos nationaliy has not been successfully diluted by the Greeks as yourself, plus i do not believe that my identity is all that dependant on my "nationality", and more importantly i have learned that "playing it safe" usually equals to what i believe is called a "herd psyschology" which is definately not my thing, but if you "feel safe" doing it then be my guest, but definately dont expect me to simply FOLLOW!! thats probably the saddest thing i have heard since i have joined this forum, and its even more sad to see that it comes from a TC! : /
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