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living in a goshiwon in korea, and a japanese sharehouse, I went from having this attitude, to being horrified that I would have to interact with people and hav
by poisonarena 7y ago
living in a goshiwon in korea, and a japanese sharehouse, I went from having this attitude, to being horrified that I would have to interact with people and have to wait and stand there idly while pretending to check my cellphone or something waiting for them to be finished. Maybe it was the culture but I just went from being so friendly to so awkward.
To the point that I would be aware of footsteps and time my exits so that I would not have to interact with other room dwellers.. It didnt feel like that in college dorms