Sorry guys,but there is no true armenian who hasn`t lived in Armenia.Easy as that.Being Armenian is not only knowing how to say hello in Armenian or visiting Armenian parties from time to time,but being a part of entire nation,with it`s history ,language,culture and so on.And you can`t achieve it no matter how eager you are by living anywhere else but Armenia.No offense,I`ve spent my childhood in Europe,and going back to Armenia was a disaster of a lifetime at the time for me.The first 2 years that I spent in school were a real nightmare for me.I hated Armenia and Armenians.Complete disappointment.But now,looking back at this period I`m glad I had it in my life.Because it was followed by the university education in Armenia,which is in my opinion ,on a much higher level that the one I`m getting now in United Kingdom.I studied the history and the culture of my nation and I was proud of it .People in Armenia ,no matter how geghaci they seem to you ,are of a much higher personal qualities ,than the majority of diaspora.Getting on with them is not an easy thing to do ,but they are the real armenians .Because they are the ones who bare the difficulties of their motherland,they are the ones who fought for Artsax,they are the ones who serve in armenian natonal army and protect the borders of it,they pay taxes in Armenia,not in U.S.. They speak armenian every day,they learn armenian in their schools,they compose armenian music,they write books in armenian . What I`m trying to say is that you`re not the ones to judge the nation you`re not a part of any more.I`m not saying that it`s your fault,or anything,I`d be one of you had I staid to live abroad .Now I`ve left my motherland again,I`m a student in United Kingdom,but all I`m thinking of is my country and iy`s people,and no matter what my parents say or do(they want me to stay here)I`m going back straight after graduation. KECCE HAYASTAN@