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Old May 31, 2021, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by AzulOscuro View Post
@seesaw and @eskielover, the States are so big and diverse that you can find and choose among so different places. There’s a place for each one. I find hard to choose among States as California or the rural areas as the one @eskielover is living in. I’m sure they all have their enchantment. I know it for the movies. lol!
Unfortunately, I wouldn’t feel integrated in any, since I don’t feel one more in any place.
I like the complicity that could take place in a rural area or community as the one @eskielover belongs to now, but I know it’s out of my possibility. The neighbours saw me as that strange person who is always out of availability. They won’t ever see me as a similar one. They would always see me as a withdrawal person, that it’s truth, by the way, that I wouldn’t ever feel one of them or being considered one of them.
Los Angeles, the same name says it, belongs to Heaven. I would love to visit it. I would also feel out of place though. Such a vast city, full of glamour and relevance people. I couldn’t ever dream to be up to them. However, I think that I could feel more unnoticed. What it’s good for me.
I don’t know if it’s all full of glamour. Every area has glamorous spots and back alleys. I don’t experience LA as all glamorous at all. It’s vast and has variety of things but so do other large metro areas in the US. These are just people, you don’t need to be “up to them”, they aren’t better than you.

People in other countries often have this perception of the US that isn’t particularly accurate. What’s true about it is that it’s very vast and diverse but you can find your own little corner and just do your own thing
Thanks for this!
AzulOscuro