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[iliketohugtrees]

part of the reason i moved up to the east coast was because, subconsciously, i want to get in touch with my indian-american roots and meet more indian people my age that i actually get along with. there aren't nearly as many in texas, and they're all so clique-y because they feel the need to stick together for protection.

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[anonymous]

Sometimes I feel like I fit into the mold of an "indian," I mean I am studying engineering and you know I do have an overprotective mother, but over the years I've realized, that it isn't about fitting in or being unique that makes me so special. It's knowing that I am who I am and no one can take that away from me. It's interesting to find my own kind being nothing like me and those who are everything like me. I'm willing to bet (and this comming from only meeting you twice and reading your blog) that if I went to your school or if I was your coworker, I doubt that we would get along or even be friends. We assume a lot, more than we ever should, but we do and we must accept that and move on. I just want you to know that you inspire me, you make me want to have big visions!
Ramya

I have a way with words.

[anonymous]

hehe I am famous once again on your lj. I love you. It HAD to be youuuu.

[anonymous]

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