freshmen- having a good time yet? :/

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Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:47:07 +0000

Yea, I am from California, I noticed that type of east coast attitude ( not saying that all people in the east are like that, but definitely a noticeable amount. ) when I first moved here. I am the type that spits out his heart and soul, foolishly expecting that the people I speak to would notice that and would admire me for my openness. It wasn’t that way for the first few people I met, to make matters worse, some people would avoid me altogether, because that is what some people are used to. Some people grew up just judging others based on what they say. I came from a culture that respects an open mind and an open personality. But that doesn’t make me hate people for it. It took a long time for me to respect people for who they are, and to learn how to approach people differently without having to change my personality. I have become better because of it. If anything, think of it this way, learning how to adapt to different persona’s is a great learning experience, when you get out there and graduate, your going to meet alot of backstabbers, deal with alot of office politics etc. etc. If you cant cope with your peers here, you are going to have a problem in the real world.