Growing up in a Military family I have been able to experience many different cultures. Since I can remember I have lived a life of traveling. I have been to many different countries in my lifetime. I feel I have traveled around the world. With all of this traveling comes the many cultures come to understand. Adjusting to cultures is the only way to be able to get out and experience the country. When I was nine years of age my family and I moved to Turkey. I believe this was the best place I had ever been to. The people were very generous. They had a very appealing cognitive. This is country very religious. They all have the same believes in god. Their beliefs in their religion were so deep that they felt that they would die for their religion and not their country. Their ideas were things that I could have never imagine. The cat in Turkey is very sacred to them. They let ca
ts walk around in the streets. Their cats are scared because they believe their next chosen leader will be scratch on the back of their heel. They believe when you die, that you return to society as a cat. They also feel their greatest leader, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, will be the cat to scratch that person. So in turkey you see many of the males walking around with slippers on. The also tuck the back heel of their shoe in, so their heel is showing at all times. When I first heard this, I thought that these Turkish people were crazy. I soon realized how much I respected this as I got older. The only cognitive thing I did not like about turkey was how they portrayed their women. I feel that my mother is the best thing that has happen to me. Otherwise, I would not be where I am today. In Turkey, women are portrayed as if they are servants of men. They never can show their faces or their hands
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