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I'm European (I definitely don't want to identify as English any time soon).

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I'm European (born on Merseyside, lived in London for 17 years with a brief stint in Brussels before my current relocation to Germany).

European through and through.

I am definitely European and so are my children and husband. He is British European and heartbroken today. So sad.

I AM EUROPEAN.

Well thankfully I'll always be half European, but I'm bloody full European!

I am Scottish and European. Proud to be both.

I'm European. And so is Spanish-Irish-French-German-British DS

I am a Yorkshirewoman, a Londoner, a Brit, European and a member of the global community. The Brit identity is the only one I am struggling with at the moment....

I am European. Will be going for dual citizenship and should I have to choose between the 2 down the line I will choose the one that allows me to stay an EU citizen. Never ever could have imagined saying that a year ago. I will never "get behind" this Farage, JRM etc vision that May is pursuing and I hope that all those who feel the same will keep the anger, protest, hold people to account and do whatever they possibly can to influence the direction of Brexit.
I would like to think that all the moderate, intelligent, non-racist and informed Leave supporters who we are regularly assured are the majority will start to drown out the idiots we have mainly been subjected to for 9 long months now so we can start to reconcile but I have very low expectations regarding that happening based on what we have seen so far.

I am in Brussels, it is 13:58, I am Scottish and European.

I am European.

I am European. But I don't foresee being able to get any other passports, barring revelations about my parents...

Born and bred in the Midlands in the UK.

I may be British by birth, but I also consider myself European and want to continue to do so.

The triggering of Article 50 makes for a very sad day.

My children are lucky they have dual citizenship. I may have to choose and I prefer to be EUROPEAN

Me too and ditto!

I am proud to be European.

And a citizen of the world.

I am British and feel very proud today.

I am a dual national, but have never felt particularly British.

I am a Londoner and a European, a proud citizen of nowhere.

I was born in Shropshire, to parents also born in Shropshire. I am European.

Welsh, British, European.

I am European.

I am European and British and English, but have never been more ashamed of the British part. Or the English bit.

I am dual citizen (British Canadian) as are my children on paper but all of us European in head and heart. Sad day

I am a mixed-race Londoner. And a European.