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…such a scenario. The entire world is much safer because to look is not an act of choice concerning those things that really matter. One cannot look at the state secrets because he or she chooses to, and one cannot look into stranger’s house because he or she chooses…

…to the whole “don’t talk to strangers” rule. It’s something that we were taught when we were younger not to do but when you are on the internet you have the gut feeling to just trust people because people are always being nice or so. Internet pictures are so easy…

…, with a bunch of strangers, in a strange city! Then suddenly a courageous man in his late thirties spoke out with a loud calming voice, “Everyone, stay calm! Don’t panic! There’s nothing we can do right now. Just seat back and calm ourselves down.” We all…

…with no pads was not for the weak or fearful. The only hockey equipment I had was two life magazines tied to my shins with those red rubber canning jar lid seals. My father not being a stranger to hard work, figured we might as well learn young that nothing worth…

…the heavy falling footsteps turn the corner and quicken their pace. She turns sharply, ready to face the unseen stranger but all she views is an empty sidewalk. Though no one appears to be around, the hairs on the back of her neck stand up, warning her…

…. If you walk around a group of strangers looking at all of them like you hate them all, then they will probably say to themselves, “he/she looks like bitches.” Using the word “bitch” as a verb is also considered slang. People use the term bitch to refer…

…in the novel when she refuses to cry at his funeral. When a family friend encourages her to cry, she pushes her away knowing inside that “she could never cry in front of strangers, whatever it might cost her. When Marvin and Doris (Marvin’s wife) decided…

…and bland around strangers, is a source of strange, multifaceted delight to those who choose to look at her in the right light"(Lichtenstein). Memories can be a big part of life, however, the mother, Amanda, lives in the past so she doesn't have to face…

…that it suits me because I'm exactly like them: confident and tough". As I reveal these things to you, I feel less and less satisfied with myself as a person. Aren't I beyond wanting to impress friends and strangers? Haven't I moved past my insecurities and self…

…distress in the following situations: being introduced to other people, being teased or criticized, being the center of attention, being watched while doing something, meeting people in authority, most social encounters, especially with strangers, going around…