South vs North? (In the US)
Which is better? How do the mannerisms differ? People, and whatnot?
Where are the rude people at? (North)
Where are the rude people at? (North)
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DragonFruit · 61-69, M
My experience is that people in the South put on an act of being very friendly (which they may or may not be).
I’m from the North (New York), and there are some very friendly people here....but it’s easier to tell which ones are friendly because the assholes don’t bother putting up a front pretending to be friendly.
I’ve experienced rudeness from people in the South as well as the North, and some helpful people from both areas as well.
Mannerisms differ (New Yorkers don’t say hello and have a conversation with everyone they don’t know....but that doesn’t make them unfriendly, just practical).
I wouldn’t say one is better than the other....just different.
I’m from the North (New York), and there are some very friendly people here....but it’s easier to tell which ones are friendly because the assholes don’t bother putting up a front pretending to be friendly.
I’ve experienced rudeness from people in the South as well as the North, and some helpful people from both areas as well.
Mannerisms differ (New Yorkers don’t say hello and have a conversation with everyone they don’t know....but that doesn’t make them unfriendly, just practical).
I wouldn’t say one is better than the other....just different.
