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as i was walking off the train at my stop, i couldn't help but think about her. mostly admiring her ... self confidence? ... courage? ... comfortability? ... i mulled over the words in my mind as i walked towards the branch. self confidence, i decided, is the word.
i remember once in school, in my social psychology course, we had to do an experiment in where we entered a part of meridia weight loss where there are unwritten rules of conduct, and Meridia weight loss - then break them, and then watch the reactions. for example, walk onto a crowded elevator and instead of facing the doors and waiting quietly for the floor (as society dictates that we do) we were to turn around and face everyone on the elevator (and start talking, if we wanted). for example. the entire class was very uncomfortable about this idea, and we managed to work it out to be more of an observation assignment where we sat in a mall and watched people negotiate the unwritten rules of society, and what happened when they were broken ... most usually accidentally.
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