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	<title>Comments on: The socially awkward, and the extrovert in other cultures</title>
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		<title>By: Jonathan</title>
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		<description>Great article. 

Social awkwardness has always felt like a burden to me. These feelings were exaggerated during a recent month-long stay in Peru. Social and cultural influences in my life were exposed while being out of my comfort zone. It seems I&#039;ve always been a bit confused about how to behave. Living in a foreign land just made it obvious and somewhat acceptable. Ultimately, being truthful and genuine was the only way I found to adapt. I suspect that&#039;s a recipe for success no matter who or where you are. 

Thank for articulating so clearly what I&#039;ve pondered for years.</description>
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<p>Social awkwardness has always felt like a burden to me. These feelings were exaggerated during a recent month-long stay in Peru. Social and cultural influences in my life were exposed while being out of my comfort zone. It seems I&#8217;ve always been a bit confused about how to behave. Living in a foreign land just made it obvious and somewhat acceptable. Ultimately, being truthful and genuine was the only way I found to adapt. I suspect that&#8217;s a recipe for success no matter who or where you are. </p>
<p>Thank for articulating so clearly what I&#8217;ve pondered for years.</p>
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