Blaming ____________ for not fitting in?

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Yes. I blame the city I live in. Then I moved to another city and I really liked the atmosphere and vibe, and architecture (Vancouver, BC) but it was near impossible to survive. I was a debt collector working for someone who bought bonds in Telus and hired an agency to collect on the debt. I got fired because I obviously can't reasonably negotiate a settlement on some stupid phone debt.

Anyways, I blame this city for my bad luck with women. Most of them are red necks. And a majority of this province votes right. We also create a ton of pollution, and i feel like it's because of all these factors that I can't fit in. I'm just not attuned to the disney music that they make us listen to constantly, and I think outside the box.

I literally went on a date with a girl one time where she said "I don't like to think too much."

She was taking biomedical science in University. I wonder what her grade was...

If the problems were our fault & not related to our area; Why would this site be called Wrong Planet

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There can be a lot of benefit to moving to another area. I was very unhappy in rural Illinois and Idaho. Portland has been fabulous. There are still idiots around here, but there are enough geeks that I can act however I want without people being rude, and being accepted has given me the power to stand up to or just ignore the few dumbasses I have met.