So I moved back to my city after 7 years where my family lives.

It’s been 2 years but I never really enjoyed people here. Mostly people I met were from my previous circles, family, school friends and their partners.

I always thought something was off and maybe over time I will figure things out but it was just not happening.

Yesterday I went to dinner with my partners friends and damn it was whole different vibe. As if it’s a different culture. I really enjoyed talking and was genuinely interested in next meeting.

Resparked my joy in meeting people and I guess I was with wrong people and there are people who are out there who vibe match with me but it’s so hard to find them.

  • Krauerking
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    8 小时前

    i don’t know about you but talking about shit i have bought

    I am more than what I purchase.

    A statement hard felt these days.

    • TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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      8 小时前

      where i live all anyone cares about is the clothes you wear, the college you went to, the job title you have, the town you live in, the car you drive, etc. nobody cares about anything beyond that. and the second you don’t have the ‘right’ answer to any of this stuff you are subhuman scum not worth interacting with.

      and i know this because only half my answers are ‘right’. i went to the right school, and live in the right town, but i have the wrong job, and grew up in the wrong town, and drive the wrong car. it’s like whiplash the way people behave towards men when they hear the ‘right’ answers and later get the ‘wrong’ ones. i go from ‘great guy’ to ‘piece of shit’ in the span of a few minutes.

      i also don’t have the ‘right’ hobbies. which in my city are international travel, indoor rock climbing/Peloton, and loving expensive trendy restaurants.