Am I an Iranian?

After immigration, this has been always one of my deep, deep questions: Am I still an Iranian? Do I belong to the pure Iranian culture whose the most common symbol is the notion that families gather on weekends and/ or holidays and after eating dishes full of fat meals like Kebab or Joojeh, males gather on one side and talk about politics and economy specially the price of meat and chicken and females gather on another side of the room and gossip, and sometimes all mingle and play cards (hokm ya poker).
Or Do I belong to a Western/American culture whose the most common symbol is the notion that people (tend to be smaller groups than Iranians) gather to eat fatty dishes like BBQ and pork and everyone talk about everything, with no special pattern, not everyone is sitting necessarily, often younger generation is doing some types of sport and males talk and brag about their jobs and females brag about where they have got their nails and hair done.
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So at last I believe I am not either an Iranian nor an American, but an Iranian- American .Hopefully the next generation can drop all the negative values of the both cultures and keep the positive values of it.
What do you think?