They do kill themselves and have a drug and alcohol rate that is much higher then here.
All that glitters is not gold.
I’ve lived abroad...both English-speaking places and non.
Overcoming the language barrier is what requires the most commitment if you truly want to assimilate into certain places.
Personally the strip-mall aesthetic alone of much of America, I find stifling enough. Suburbia in general. I like places that are either/or: truly urban and metropolitan like NYC, or rugged/rural and in touch with nature without being overly sterile.
Another quintessentially American “thing” is drive-thru culture. (Fast food is globalized, but not drive-thru) - and I also don’t care for that...
But alas will remain for now. :)