dont you love being in a place where noone knows you, so you can act like a totally different person and?

Question

noone knows? obviously new beginings are hard, but theres a good side 2 everything (well, basically!). u agree?

Answer 1

Even when I am, I do not act like a different person, I am myself wherever I may be.

Answer 2

Yes! In my hometown I always try to look nice when I go out incase I run into someone I know and I always dress and act like a lady (try to, anyways!!!) Then we went somewhere really hot for vacation where we knew nobody! I wore the shortest little hoochie shorts I could find and not a stick of makeup! Believe me, I do not have the body for short shorts but I didn't care because nobody that saw me knew who I was! It was great! Yes, there is a good side to everything.

Answer 3

well this is an easy question at this time for me asi had just had to deal with it for last month a lot in not jsut this place but others watching people play roles they are not and i can see many things in it, yes it is all a part of the person that is for sure and its just a matter of staying happy and not letting outside effect influence you, think of things that are of a postive nature such as roses in a beautiful garden, or a smile on a young childs face at xmas morning as they see everyone smiling back at them, think happy and i think you will find it a very helpful thing this is from my own experience

Answer 4

This is the message of "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas"

I know a person that reinvented himself. His family moved cross-county and he had to change schools. Rather then complain he used the chance to develop new friends and present himself as somewhat of a different person. As he explained, nobody knew him at the new school and nobody expected him to act like he did in the old school.

Answer 5

I grew up in a small town, where my dad was a minister, so a lot of people knew me as the "preacher's kid". My dad was also active in a lot of other organizations as well, so he knew a lot of people even outside of our little town. I couldn't go out somewhere with my dad without him running into someone that he knew. I have gone out with my dad and been two hours away from where I grew up, and somehow we can run into someone he knows from back home where I grew up. As a result growing up I always had to be worried about my behavior and how it would reflect on my dad because I didn't know who might be watching. It also gave people preconceived notions about me. I was so glad to go away to college because for me it was nice knowing that people didn't make judgements about me because people didn't know what my father did for a living. It gave them time to get to know who I was as a person and not just as the "preacher's kid"

Answer 6

absolutely. when i was senior in HS, i took classes that none of hte people knew me and none of hte same peopel were in any of my classes, so i tried out a new personality in each. In in English I was the ditz who got good grades, in Spanish I was the know it all, in French I was the back of hte room, dont give a ****, read while the teacher is talking kid. it was so much fun!!!!!!!!!

Answer 7

yes and no at the same time.

yes, it gives you a fresh start from scratch with not a body knowing who the hell you are.

no, because if the 18899 hits there is a higher chance that nobody's gonna eat your pizza anymore.

It depends on your previous track record up to your current one.

Answer 8

Yeah! I certainly agree with you and I wanna give it a try too! THat's cool!

Answer 9

That would be so great, I could do so many things that I can't do now, and I would do what I want and no one would have any reason to doubt my reasons.

Answer 10

Yes! My friend and I went to New York, and we spoke with English accents...We're from Canada...I don't know why we did it, but it was fun!