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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They like your partner better? I get this. My DH makes a better impression. People react better towards him. Wish I could change it but it's always been the case.[/quote] OP here. Not just me. My partner speaks English with a distinctly American accent and of course our permanent address is in the US. When they see that there is a distinct chill, even if a fake friendliness. When they ask for a passport and he hands them his EU one, the attitude is immediately better, like wow, you’re one of us. It’s remarkable actually. [/quote] I think you're imagining it. In all my years of travel, and it involves multiple trips each year for work, I have never experienced any particularly different treatment in Europe due to American nationality. The vast majority of Americans abroad are well mannered and civil. [/quote] She’s not imagining it.? I travelled with a Canadian boyfriend. It helped people be nicer.[/quote]
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