The Cellar - View Single Post - 01/02/03: Being uncomfortable in a new city

Whit · 01-05-2003, 12:23 PM

It's an interesting thought. I wonder if it works the other way too? We moved every couple of years when I was a kid and I never feel out of place or second guess my reactions to people. Of course that doesn't mean my responses are always apropriate, it just means that 'I'm' happy with them.
By the by, I've never noticed you acting inapropriately, just a bit shy and quiet. Of course if people are so easily offended by someone not stoping and talking to them then screw 'em. They're to touchy anyway. I don't see any point in tip-toeing around the sensibilities of people you barely know. Life is more fun with that attititude anyway. Also isn't it interesting that you feel okay harrasing the redneck you work with but concerned about people you , appearantly, don't interact with as often?

01-05-2003, 12:23 PM	#7
Whit Umm ... yeah. Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Arkansas, USA Posts: 949	It's an interesting thought. I wonder if it works the other way too? We moved every couple of years when I was a kid and I never feel out of place or second guess my reactions to people. Of course that doesn't mean my responses are always apropriate, it just means that 'I'm' happy with them. By the by, I've never noticed you acting inapropriately, just a bit shy and quiet. Of course if people are so easily offended by someone not stoping and talking to them then screw 'em. They're to touchy anyway. I don't see any point in tip-toeing around the sensibilities of people you barely know. Life is more fun with that attititude anyway. Also isn't it interesting that you feel okay harrasing the redneck you work with but concerned about people you , appearantly, don't interact with as often? __________________ A friend will help you move. A true friend will help you move a body.