Hi,
I know what you mean, and as I'm not American, or anti-american, or ignorant, I don't feel like I can respond sufficiently. I mean my mum is English and my dad is Iranian and when we go over they know that we are from the west but usually we get big smiles and waves. I guess it's like believing everything you hear in the news. They tell you one story-and well, that's exactly it, it's just one story, but it could be that the people of Iran disagree with Somethings the Amercans do and vice versa, but I'm sure that there are those who are not out there to stereotype of judge just by what the government of that country do. It is unfortunate that people can't get to know enough about each other. I have been lucky enough to see both sides and it teaches me a lot about the person I want to be. I can't advise you to see for yourself because honestly, I don't know how an American person would go about in Iran, I'm sure just like myself or any other human being, and that's what I'd hope, but unfortunately I can not be sure. It is just a very hard time to say what will come of the relationship between the East and the West.
