My Personal Note On Facebook

In case you haven't noticed, all sitcoms have character archetypes. Each person in the show has a certain characteristic, which gives the show structure and balance. These character archetypes includes The Square, The Wisecracker, The Bully, The Charmer, and The Dork. The actors/actresses on this list obviously played the role of The Dork. They all play (or played) the character so well that they have become one of the most annoying characters in television.

Making new friends everywhere I went took a lot of courage too. Whenever someone has to walk up to another whom they don’t know and lay their heart out on the line, it takes a lot of courage. For me walking up to someone and asking them to “be my friend,” for lack of a better phrase, was like walking up to that cute guy in math class and asking him out on a date, or trying to get his number. It scared me more than anything in the world and I was way to shy to do it. It takes a lot of courage to stop yourself from saying, “forget it, I don’t want friends, it’s not worth it.” This was one of my most feared things to do, since I am one of those people who needs other people, but is also horribly shy. I had to learn to get outgoing, and put my heart on the line. I also learned that when you get hurt just pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and

You had great difficulty expressing yourself properly, leading to your current predicament: social isolation. You often made a conscious effort to avoid conversation in case your voice refused to respond or you stumble upon your words or if you sounded utterly stupid, but you put the same amount of effort to make sure you could hide your loneliness with plastered smiles and the "I’m fine" lie you repeat endlessly.

My initial attempts into meeting people were not very successful. The feeling of being alone intensified. Everyday my mother would ask my if I had made any friends at school, I was sick and tired of answering "no." The joy of actually being in a new country was slowly being overshadowed by the loneliness. A definite change in my behavior was needed. This was the turning point which motivated me to change. I started to become more self aware, started to step out of my comfort zone, started to become more social. This was rewarded when I met my current group of friends who are with me till this

I was able to make friends easily by applying my interpersonal skills amongst others. This included joining societies as well as, using my communication skills during my seminar group work discussions, where I demonstrated my teamwork skills by co-operating with others during a shared task. Working with others is a vital skill, as I did not only collaborate with them, but learn from them by listening to their thoughts, as we all had diverse ideas and perspectives. This point leads back to my anxiety of interacting within a new environment, which allowed me to step out of my comfort zone and, associate with people from different backgrounds.

I like to be alone but not be lonely. Being lonely is one of the worst feelings, it’s like being stuck in this little box and can’t hear anyone but yourself. Being alone with nobody to talk to really builds up stress for me, and sometimes I think that I can get by myself but that just builds stress up from me. School and home life is stressful, but talking to someone and to vent to someone about all your problems is one of the best ways to relieve yourself from all that stress. Communication goes a long way. When I’m in a bad mood and someone makes an awful joke I can’t help but smile.

Every year Since I was 14 me and my father would go on a hike in autumn. But this last year I went alone, He couldn't make it. However that was not a deterrent. When I arrived at Sawmill canyon the sun was shining down but it was brisk. It was a long ways to go to Aliso Spring. I'm not sure how many miles the journey is but every step is worth it. The trip only lasts about 3 days before we usually packed up. But I can see the reason why, there is no one out there. But you never really alone, however you are always in solitude.

They are all bullied at school and are all a little strange in their own way. These are all characters who fit into the ‘misfit’ category as Will is a nerd coming from a private school to a public school, Jay is a big talker who’s stories of his sex life are more fantasy than reality, Neil is always two steps behind everyone in life as he is a little slow and Simon is just trying to get his long-term friend Carli to love him (The Inbetweeners 2008). The humour of this TV series is not what people would call slapstick comedy, but instead it is finding the humour of their reasonably ridiculous lives. To the audience the characters are just living a normal life, but they do some stupid things along the way and screw up more times than not that is what makes it funny. The audience has similar lives when going through high school, but not nearly as bad as the ones they see on TV, they are similar but it is still better to see someone else better off and laugh at their

Everyone knows the feeling of wanting to speak to someone yet the fear of rejection is stuck in the back of your mind, refusing to leave. "Painfully shy", a term used by fellow peers when describing me, and I must admit that they are far from wrong. I find myself stuck in an endless cycle of worry and regret, missing out on great opportunities as the thought of socialising with people I don't know makes my stomach churn and my palms sweat, a wave of nausea crashing over my entire being. I don't think "shy" is the correct label for me. However, I'm unsure what it is that's wrong with me, nor do I know if I will ever find out.

Scott Fitzgerald used to point out "the loneliest moment in someone's life is when they are watching their whole world fall apart, and all they can do is stare blankly. " It reminds me of the modern world where people are acting as if they are busy. We are holding the fancy phones, placing the laptop in front of their sight and typing nonsense lines on the cold screens. We gather our friends to be talked and shared, and what we do after meeting up is speaking some vague words and then gnawing loneliness in a place full of people. Our world is falling apart, disconnecting and getting empty.

Imagine life without parents, without a best friend, without pets or children. Imagine a world alone. Some people in their lives must endure this pain, and yes, it is sad, but it is true. Loneliness is a sickness that is not easily cured. Some people go through there whole lives alone either because of something they did or something that happened to them.

I 'm scared to start over so maybe that 's why I am not going out of my way to make new friends. I tell myself that I should just focus on school, but I know it 's my anxiety telling me that I won’t be accepted. I chose to talk about this experience because this is something i am experiencing now and I knew once i talked about it, I could start making progress to being happy st this school. I don’t really understand why people don’t seem to like but I think it’s just because they don’t know me yet. Ive realized that friends aren 't just going to fall into my lap and I 've already started to sign up for a few clubs so hopefully some good will come from it.

To be lonely is an easy thing, being alone is another matter entirely. To understand this, first one must understand the difference between loneliness and being alone. To be alone means that your are not in the company of anyone else. You are one. But loneliness can happen anytime, anywhere. You can be lonely in a crowd, lonely with friends, lonely with family. You can even be lonely while with loved ones. For feeling lonely, is in essence a feeling of being alone. As thought you were one and you feel as though you will always be that way. Loneliness can be one of the most destructive feelings humans are capable of feeling. For loneliness can lead to depression, suicide, and even to raging out and hurting friends and/or

Social media nowadays are bombarding people’s lives whether it is Facebook, MySpace, Friendster, LinkedIn, Orkut, YouTube, Flickr, Twitter, Groupon, and many more. Social media has changed how people interact with each other and how they express themselves on the Internet. Facebook, for example, has really altered people’s perception of themselves. We hypothesize that this altered perception in turn influences their behavior on product choices and involvement with particular groups.

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