<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I am of purely central Asian descent and thus I blatantly look Asian.  It is visually blatant that I'm not 'from' the predominantly Caucasian western country I immigrated to, grew up and currently reside in.  It's not a common occurrence for Caucasian people to assume that I have limited language knowledge as nearly all (by nearly I mean all but maybe 4) of my friends that I associate with the most are all Caucasian and I don't dress like a fresh immigrant (the different countries have slightly different fashion trends etc).  I feel quite at home in this country because it's where I've been raised and where I'm most familiar with, but there's still just part of me that doesn't feel quiiiite right here.

However, growing up in a western society I am not 100% proficient in my native tongue, it has affected some of my mannerisms, dress sense among other things and so when go back to Asia to visit family I don't feel like I really 'belong' there either.  This western influence must be pretty blatant as during my most recent visit it was very common for the local people to ask about what country I was visiting from; it even got to the extent where some would guess that I was half Asian and half Caucasian.

Can't help feel like I'm caught between the two cultures and that I don't truly 'fit in' either of them.
Always had slight trouble trying to talk to friends and have them understand this feeling as most of the Asian friends I do have either feel like their right at home here or don't feel so removed when they visit their respective native countries and my Caucasian friends don't quite understand either as they feel that I'm so westernised that it's sometimes hard for them to fathom that I wasn't born here.  Never really been able to fully communicate this feeling, even this looooong ass post doesn't quite put across the confusion.  Regardless, feelsgoodman.jpg.
<bot>: Asian who grew up in a western society.  Blatant that I'm not Caucasian but Asian's don't think I'm Asian so I don't feel 'right' anywhere.