Hats off to another great discussion. I myself is into this intercultural thing. I am Asian while my special someone is an American; add to that our sweet blend of May-December relationship. That makes us two entirely different individuals and challenged by two generations apart. Yet, what I find most charming about this genre of relationship is: how two people work together in order to achieve balance between diversity and inclusiveness. Acceptance of individual differences at the on-set helps a person to embrace new culture, traditions, beliefs and as you pointed out, frame of references. I actually find this as an advantage for couples, as each one tries to unlearn and relearn where the other half is coming from. What great joy can there be to be invited and share a whole new world!

I look forward to your helpful insights on how to better accept differences and communicate ideas. This would definitely further assist people who are on my same boat. I trust that through sincere efforts along with your suggestions/tips, I would continuously learn and grow in greater faith, hope and love.

Thanks for your comment and welcome to our community! I congratulate you on your work to learn to respect the cultural differences of others. I have always been interested learning more about the different cultures as well.