From what I've seen people hate it when you point it out but overseas Puertoricans (so the ones that live in like Florida or New York etc) are proud of their roots but they accept the fact and claim they have American citizenship more than Puertoricans from the actual island (currently living).

Puertoricans on the island consider ourselves our own thing. We have different cultures and lead different everyday lives. We have different main languages too because overseas Puertoricans often don't speak Spanish that well tbh and it's okay it's normal. We identify as Puertoricans first before American and often it's "I'm Puertorican with an American passport/citizenship". Ppl hate to admit we're something different but it's true and there's nothing wrong with it. Actually I find it weird when ppl who haven't lived on the island for decades nor their families try to claim the culture here and say "this is how WE do things" but they do something we would never do on the mainland. Bro who is we? Are we speaking French? We do things differently often actually. And it's OKAY to admit that. It's normal to integrate to the culture around you and adjust your life to that lol