[ SECRET POST #2343 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2343 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Cultural differences - privacy

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe it's a compensation thing? More privacy in one area leads to less in the other.

It's interesting that it might be a North/South divide too - maybe the cold leads to people being more buttoned up, literally and figuratively.

Re: Cultural differences - privacy

[chardmonster]

Cultural differences in the states aren't as strict as a north-south divide, though.

I'm from Upstate New York; my university (also upstate) has a lot of students from downstate; think New York City and the area within an hour's drive of it. While both groups tend to be open, I find people from downstate tend to be much more rude and demanding. I'm not saying this from a position of distaste; my own grandmother was from Brooklyn. I'm not from a small town or rural area by any means, so this isn't a country/city sort of thing.

I dare you to find a place in the continental US colder; we aren't very buttoned up.