Stranger

When she entered the parking lot, there was something about her and the whole place calmed down when they saw her standing outside the dairy Queens. It was not, she was standing there, a brown leather jacket was pulling, some irregular blue jeans were torn a little, or a blue controversy on her feet, they were tuff Had carried out. There is no red hair combed on the ponytail, absolutely greased, hidden slight hair gel or hidden black sunglasses in front of you. Match.

# 2 Even if you do the same thing, what happens if you have strangers? Here, "normal action" refers to "behavior of a stranger" and I use the term "risk of strangers" to refer to the general attitude towards strangers. Those strangers are red lights! These strangers are an ancient face walking along the grasshopper, so do not touch or smile Please do not think like an overly ambitious freshman who came from Ohio state suburbs. In this space, we will prevent our red light from happening. Our traffic blocked our "unfamiliar things". But after each red light, it is green

When we grow up we fear strangers. Our parents told us that our children should not talk to strangers. As I was taught as a young girl, most of my adult life is avoiding strangers. When I was traveling, the point of the conversation with a stranger changed. I believe they will not use me, steal my money, or hurt me. What I learned is that in most cases people are born to be good people. They are often attractive. I never know what kind of friends a stranger will be. Friendship can happen when you least expect it, so "Hello", "How are you", "I will give you a good day" What kind of harm is Yes.

Strangers will definitely talk to thousands of people in your life, and most of them will be strange for you. But what sort of strange person is it? Of course, strangers are unknown to you, so they are not familiar with you. But when someone first met, is someone always a stranger? How about the second time or the third time? The conversation is limited to sitting in a restaurant and deciding the price of food items, but there was never actually a name.