So As I was saying, don't need to many of those stares, makes me uneasy to talk out loud if I had to. Promptly before arriving at Penn Station, I stood up to walk near the doors because you know like a flight everyone tries to get out at the same time. I didn't want to wait just like every hates to. As I was waiting there, A girl stood up and said excuse me, I was like oh ok not thinking much of it, but I saw she was unplugging here phone. I haven't been on a train recently, but I thought that was cool next time I'll bring my charger. So I expressed my shock and she slighted joked how she fights people for that charger space. We talked a little but then it was a awkward silence. I don't know if anyone experiences that with strangers of the opposite sex but I hate it when that happens. I'm like what do I talk about next or how can i keep the conversation going, even though she is a stranger , still fun to meet new people. I mean I could have asked for a number but I didn't want to come off as creepy. It's very difficult situations like that wise there was some sort of way to know what to do next. So as the doors open since we arrived, she kindly smiled and said have a good day and I replied the same but I wonder if I will always be that nervous around people when I turn 50 but I do think its way better than it has been in previous ages, mind you I am not 50. Since I haven't been to the city in years I was confused what to take to get out, once I remember taking a exit and it lead me outside on the street side, this was years ago. As I followed everyone else, I knew I had to call my friend since she was the one that invited me to a Korean restaurant in the first place for my birthday. Continue 2/5/15
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