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The stubborn notion that Anyone in Iran still Hopes for Life Line form Trump's Administration, stems from:

Internal obssession to drive one's point home (20%) Being a hypocrite, Confused Amero-iranian:) (60%) Trying to calm the Bully inside (20%)

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Doctor41 | 8 years ago | Category: None | 5 Answers 0 1048

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Without offending anyone's sentiments here, Why are we still calling iran our "homeland" granted that we have lived in our newly -adopted homes for over decades now??!!!

It is a notion deeply entrenched in our minds, can't imagine continuing our lives without it (100%) We are still experiencing technical difficulties! adapting to our new homes? (0%) True. we live good lives right now, but the temptation to go back to iran, won't go away. (0%) We don't know. Why are you asking ?! (0%)

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Doctor41 | 9 years ago | Category: None | 3 Answers 9 1426

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Culturally speaking, Iranians in general tend to think that they are god's gift to the world. This could be because:

1- Iranians are genetically prediposed to feelings of self-pride (50%) We are more ignorant than the rest of the world, when it comes to matters of self-respect (0%) It is all in the way some of us were raised? (50%) That our official religion is ISLAM?:) (0%)

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Doctor41 | 9 years ago | Category: Comedy | 2 Answers 2 1265

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The stubborn notion that Anyone in Iran still Hopes for Life Line form Trump's Administration, stems from:

Without offending anyone's sentiments here, Why are we still calling iran our "homeland" granted that we have lived in our newly -adopted homes for over decades now??!!!

Culturally speaking, Iranians in general tend to think that they are god's gift to the world. This could be because:

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