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Relocation....... is it always so hard to deal with.

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Rebakah

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Joined: 29 Jul 2003
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Location: florida

Relocation....... is it always so hard to deal with. Posted: 07-29-03 19:49pm


I recently moved to tampa florida to be with my fiance. I left a small town in ohio. Sold my house and left my family. Florida is sunny and warm all the time. But the culture differences and the social difference Im finding it hard to deal with. People here are not as friendly as my small home town. They are not curtious at all. I have never been to a place in the USA that I have the language barrier. I have nothing against others at all. This place is like moving to mars for me. I find myself stressed almost everyday about one thing or another........I want to find my home here... I want to adjust to the place my fiance was born and raised. I just dont know how to do it... Can anyone help?

Patrick B. Asay

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Joined: 27 Jul 2003
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Location: Pocatello, ID

Posted: 08-05-03 21:51pm


Give yourself time. It's always a big switch to move out of your element, but I promise that adaptation will come, but only with time. Think of animals. If a dog was raised and owned by one owner for, say 10 years, and then moved to a new owner, he'll seem sad for the first while, but then he'll adapt. Humans are the same way. I've moved about 5 times, and I know how difficult it is to adapt, but i've somehow found happiness in "new" sceneries and different ways of life. I'll be praying for you. Patrick

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