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Through Business Insider, The writer also recounted that on Benjamin’s first visit to Los Angeles, Lammers He began to notice clear cultural differences, for example, he claimed that air conditioning ‘made him feel bad’However, she clarified that in that region of the United States they tend to have it on almost all the time during the hot season.
However, When they got married and moved to France, the topic of discussion continuedgiven that She wanted to buy an air conditioner and he refused, He assured that the hot days would only last a few days and that the ventilation system could make them sick.
Other Cultural difference that has not been entirely compatible with the couple is smoking, because the woman claims that In the United States, it is not a habit that is well regarded.. However, in Paris is much more normalizedHer husband smokes and that is something she doesn’t like, but they have found a way to make it not a problem for both of them.
He also highlighted that one more of the differences is in the mentality, since in his country of origin they tend to dream big, while has noticed that he is much more pessimistic with the things that can be achieved.
Finally he pointed out that sometimes She has been told that she speaks too loudly, when for her it is her natural tone of voiceand even, When putting on makeup, she has noticed cultural differences, She says that French women tend to wear a more ‘natural’ style, but she has managed to adapt and feel comfortable with it.
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Although the discussions over cultural differences They can be present with some regularity, Dufflyn Lammers assures that in such situations She often reminds herself of the fact that they come from different cultureswhich leads to greater compression between the two.
On the other hand, in his interview with Business Insider, ensures that Every couple has problems, but the important thing is how they are faced.They talk about things in a way that makes boundaries clear, but without attacking the other person.
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