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Reputation: 151. Advertisements. Lets talk about the culture shock that outsiders experience when moving to Texas, especially from California and Northern states When I first moved to Texas, I was shocked by how humid it was! It was my first experience living in the South and I remember walking out of our house and being drenched after a few ...
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If northern New England was francophone like Montreal, or South Louisiana still spoke Cajun and Creole French widely, or if South Florida was 90% Spanish speaking then I'd think there would be real culture shock. Culture shock to me is when it's hard to functionin society, governments are completely different, languages are different, etc.
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Well compared to engineering ,technology and IT stuff like computers and tech stuff, it feels almost like culture shock compared to the 90s to now. If you got new smartphone and tablet now and gone back to year 1992 would be culture shock But when comes to biology or medicine it feels slower. The same with cancer treatment.
Yeah, I don't think I will experience real culture shock, as I have traveled a lot and am used to being in new places. I'm ready for a change and am looking forward to living somewhere new. 05-29-2012, 02:01 PM
Never experienced such culture shock! It was the first time I'd been west of the Mississippi, I wasn't prepared for the weather, the altitude, the terrain or the culture. The dry thin air was the worst, all my nails snapped off, my hair was so flyaway I only washed it once a week. Cooking at that altitude was a challenge also.
Selma would be a huge culture shock for someone used to the NYC metro area. 10-29-2023, 10:41 AM ...
3. Culture (similar to NOLA but safer and more sanitized (from an outsider POV)) 4. Not as much culture shock when moving from Richmond Virginia (snow, cars and people) 5. Beautiful (again pictures) Correct me if I’m wrong and enlighten on other things I should know. Where do you see these cities in the next few years? For those that don’t ...
Originally Posted by MrJester. Houston does have an enormous Hispanic and Black population, and on top of that, a much larger Asian population than Miami, if the OP is interested in Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indian food. Also, Houston is just as hot and humid as Miami during the summer.