Dallas, Texas is a huge metropolitan area, but it is definitely a place that is distinct in its culture. If you aren’t from Dallas, but a proud Texan, these might just apply to you as well. Read on to find out 20 signs you’re from the Dallas area!
Let’s face it. Dallas is better than Houston, in terms of weather, the people, the culture. But no matter where you’re from, take pride in your background!
It’s a great place to go see the Dallas view at night. The skyscrapers light up, sometimes with little messages too!
What else is there to say, but GO RANGERS!
Whether it’s the taco truck or the barbecue truck, it’s always a fun time at Klyde Warren Park under the sunny Texas weather.
It’s a great place to take family photos or even senior photos! It’s all about the aesthetic.
The old Big Tex is the true Big Tex. The new one just isn’t the same, but regardless, the State Fair is very popular and a great place for families to have a blast!
It is definitely appropriate to wear cowboy boots out in public, even if you’re not a cowboy. Hate them or love them, cowboy boots are a staple for most Texans.
This is just a silly stereotype. Whenever you tell someone you’re from Texas, they will always ask if you ride horses.
If you’re from the suburbs, you really don’t have much of a Texan accent, and you don’t realize it until non-Texans point it out.
Thank goodness it’s open 24 hours, because Whataburger is just too good to pass up at any time of the day.
Texas is famous for it’s hot summers and unrelenting heat, so as soon as the weather hits below 70, you grab a jacket to keep warm.
There is no Dallas pride without Cowboys pride!
High school football is almost as important as the NFL.
Yes. Mums. Those big flower things decorated with bells and boas people wear around their necks during homecoming season. It’s a Texan tradition, though they have started to pop up in different states.
The food, the houses, the people’s personalities, it’s all bigger here in Texas.
Driving in Texas isn’t exactly about safety. It’s about doing it the Texan way.
The weather in the Dallas area is bipolar, switching from spring to summer to fall to winter. All in just one day!
Country music plays everywhere, and you love it. It’s sad that some people don’t appreciate it.
The Dallas metropolitan area includes many other cities that are less known, so you just end up saying Dallas to simplify the conversations.
Here in the Dallas suburbs, it’s just easier to drive everywhere instead of walking.
No matter where you are from, you should be loud and proud about it. I know I sure am!
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