All Things Relationship

I think that all reads perfectly viable. 

I was going to say "Join the party" but you already have.

People have seen me as being soft but are surprised that I am more confident than I appear. I guess I am not a braggart that shouts her opinion across the room: I am more quiet and reserved. But I know my own mind and don't pretend to be someone I'm not. I don't act the diva or try to control people. I am more of a thinker than a doer.

I am also incredibly nice and can be fun, too. I am very tactful and emotive. I've never bullied anyone. I am never cruel. I do believe I am part angel/part human. I just love caring about myself and the world. This can make others jealous and take advantage of my niceness. BUT I know their game: they are losers themselves.

Bullies never like those that like themselves.

I say this: never fake what you can't handle.

There is such a thing as quiet confidence: you don't have to yell your opinion across a room to appear confident. Plus, why shout when you can whisper?

Anyhow, being quiet is often misjudged as fear or social anxiety. But I know plenty of quiet people who have the confidence of iron. There is nothing wrong with being loud, but that doesn't mean a person has to be loud to be respected.

Same... my SO probably wishes I wasn't so comfortable with him because I can talk his ear off lol

 I could never be like that around someone I'm just meeting ever lol or well.. I need to have a topic to discuss first. I'm not always someone who just talks just to talk.. something has to be on my brain, and sometimes I get on my soap box.

I would say my husband thinks the same thing. lol...

Our closest friends are about an hour away too. 

True...

No company is better than bad company.

I am Asian but I don't think Asian people here really care to be friends with me, not sure why. My husband, on another hand, is a magnet to Asian people. He can speak a little Chinese, they find it amusing, I guess.

Most of my friends used to be caucasian ( from where i grew up, rural New Hampshire) as well but that has changed since moving here to Florida where a large number of my new friends are Hispanic.

Spoken I find it can be choppy and aggressive but sung is a whole different thing. I was lucky enough to hear a traditional singer and her song moved me to tears...

A lot of my best friends at school were hispanics. That was from being brought up in a catholic school.