pls, can anyone tell me what is the longest river in Vietnam and how long is it (if you can pls give me the source too I would appreciate that very much)
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It depends on what generation the man belongs to.
-If he was born in the US or came to the US when he was so young, in most cases he will not want to move back to Vietnam. He should be considered an American in an Asian body. The US is his homeland. Vietnam is not.
-If he came to the US in his 20's or a little older, he may want to go with you to Vietnam to introduce you with his relatives and friends, then go back to the US. If he finds that you are interested or comfortable with the first trip to Vietnam, both of you may visit Vietnam more than once.
-If he came to the US in his 50's or older, he may consider moving back to Vietman to be better taken care of by his relatives in some last years of his life.
Culturally, Vietnamese husbands tend to listen to their spouse's opinions before making final decisions that have considerable effects on the spouse, especially when the spouse is not a Vietnamese.
Annabelle
well it depends on the man, if he wants to go back, you don't want to stop him he must have a lot of relatives back there and he wants to show you off (in a good way). you should try going back but don't ask him to go back once he gets too comfortable or else there is going to be trouble.
nguyenthanhtungtinbk
Depends on both of you ^^ Ask him and you will get the answer, lol
wadude
depends on you. can you keep a man?
KawaiiCutie
Maybe, depends, If either of you get homesick. Or maybe, you might vist for a while then come back.
Jackie
Honestly, it depends on the man.
If he is attached to the Vietnamese life style, he will want to go back.
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