I think this is what happened to Tracie, not just with a sense of style, but everything. The main text of the post starts under the two photos.
-Gary
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"Actually the line that I think was the most telling but that she said like a throw-away qualifier was "I didn't know anyone in New York when I moved here...."
I think that is such a huge factor. To move to a city where you are not afraid to try something new because all the people that labeled who THEY think you are (parents, childhood friends) are not their to say " that's not you" or "you've changed". Well, maybe that person didn't change but finally became who they really are." I guess the trick is to stay close emotionally and keep the same goals...a lot easier said than done. Do you really think we're labeled by our parents and friends or do you think that's a perception we might have? Oh and also, I think we 'change' many times over a lifetime. What do you think? Louise
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"Actually the line that I think was the most telling but that she said like a throw-away qualifier was "I didn't know anyone in New York when I moved here...."
I think that is such a huge factor. To move to a city where you are not afraid to try something new because all the people that labeled who THEY think you are (parents, childhood friends) are not their to say " that's not you" or "you've changed". Well, maybe that person didn't change but finally became who they really are."
I guess the trick is to stay close emotionally and keep the same goals...a lot easier said than done. Do you really think we're labeled by our parents and friends or do you think that's a perception we might have? Oh and also, I think we 'change' many times over a lifetime. What do you think?
Louise
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