> I'm okay with it sometimes and sometimes not. Some people are curious, while others genuinely think I must be a foreigner. What's wrong with people genuinely

> I'm okay with it sometimes and sometimes not. Some people are curious, while others genuinely think I must be a foreigner. What's wrong with people genuinely thinking that you're a foreigner? Personally, I would consider it offensive if people would assume I'm not a foreigner somewhere where I looked unlike most other people. But then again, I'm from a non-English-speaking country, so by assuming someone is a foreigner, you're preemptively extending them the courtesy of communicating in English with them.