My own father was a foreigner and did similar in Australia, which gave his children a lesson in life in many ways - but it was difficult for him. I know that while he didn't achieve all he wanted with his career, I think at least for most of his life in Australia, he felt he had done pretty well and beaten the odds in some way. I don't know if it requires living long-term abroad in a strange country to really understand this.
Was your father German and your mother Australian? I see!
From my point of view you were more European than your elder brother!
no.
You really have a love for nationality. It is strange, since I don't care about it.
Dear my friend @tarazkp, Understand that my English is poor.😄
Language and cultural barriers exist between us.
Is my straightforward speech unpleasant to you?
Maybe you're right!
By the way, I hope you first understand that my English is lacking in expressive ability!
I want a lot of conversation with you in the future!
Of course if you allow!