July 6, 2024
My decision to emigrate affected many pieces of my life. One of them was the skill of socializing. I learned to socialize, as I’d mostly been aloof all of my live. I’d made all of my friends by just being engaged together in same school, sports classes, or university. I’d never looked for socializing meetups, as I generally base on the activity which a meetup would be dedicated to. However, after relocation I took up hiking, and I found myself talking to people more. Needless to say, the need for socializing is in our human nature. And I’d quietly begun making new short-term connections. After I’d moved in Hungary, I deliberately started attending more social meetups and ultimately found new friends.
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After I’d moved into Hungary, I deliberately started attending more social meetups and ultimately found new friends.
Inversely, because moving is a one-time action (you can't continuously move to a country), the past tense is appropriate.
How the emigration has affected my live
My decision to emigrate affected many piecearts of my life.
One of them was the skill of socializing.
I learned to socialize, as I’d mostly been aloof all of my live.
I’d made all of my friends by just being engaged together in the same school, sports classes, or university.
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I'm not sure I understand your sentence.
However, after relocation I took up hiking, and I found myself talking to people more.
'relocation' sounds a bit formal; a more common option would be 'moving'
Needless to say, the need for socializing is in our human nature.
And I’d quietly begun making new short-term connections.
After I’d moved in Hungary, I deliberately started attending more social meetups and ultimately found new friends.
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I'm the same way in my current community with not socializing much. But when I study in Japan next spring, I plan to socialize a lot more!
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