So many of my favourite anime series revolve around the twin concepts of 'loneliness' and 'friendship'. More precisely, almost every anime I've seen from the simplistic to the weirdly convoluted hinge on the idea of 'connection'. Sometimes it's more 'you are like me', but often it's also 'I did not expect to find this common ground with someone so
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I was at a dinner for an aunt (your relative, actually! Hahaha) and there were two tables. By a not so great stroke of luck, I didn't end up at the table that had my cousins (with whom I'm not very close but I get on well enough) and was surrounded by my aunt's sisters. Needless to say, I felt terrible I couldn't contribute to the convo. I wanted to, but I couldn't relate at all to what they were talking about, because they talked about people I didn't know. :( I just concentrated on the food, which, thankfully was yummy. >D
P.S. I know I don't update a lot (at all), but were you able to add my Wordpress blog to your feed? :) I'm on Bloglovin' if you use that. I signed up for an account but I actually prefer Feedly for tracking my RSS feeds.
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I hate it when people keep talking to each other about people you don't know, or some experience they all had except you. It's like they're making a deliberate effort to exclude you. Sometimes it goes on so long I start to make tangiential interjections just to remind them I'm there. (Because you can be an introvert and a bit of a noisy asshole? XD) Ok, no, I just ask 'who's that?' 'what's that'? until they have to talk about something else. Or I get out my iPod and read, because it's not rude if they ignored you first.
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I don't think people mean to exclude...more like they don't know what else to talk about? Eheh. -_- Hm, I like the iPod method, though I don't have the guts to do that. Then again, I've not been in that situation. I just usually look for a reason to leave. >D Oh, I see something interesting outside, or aha, a coffee table book...doo dee doo...
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