It is not true! When it comes to celebrities, I have never been overly interested in people who just have the same colouring skin tone as me. They would have to speak the English language like me too.
I appreciate diverse languages, and I understand the importance of communication. However, it can be challenging to engage in conversation when I do not speak the same language as someone else, as this may lead to difficulties in understanding and awkward situations during social interactions. It often requires frequent translation, which can create confusion in communication.
If a person does not have English as their primary language but can communicate clearly enough in English for me to comprehend, I am more than willing to engage with them.
That said, it raises a question about why someone whose primary language is not English is named “AD” if they are proficient in their own language.
Meanwhile, D communicates in English only, similar to myself. The only difference is, is that my accent is more of a Southern English accent.
SmileyRose Ramblings by
Frances Rose Agnes Napper (She/Her) 