nottherealfranco replied to your photo: This is another one of the photos we took. It…

whats the significance of being necked?

Every year our university holds a fundraiser for Free the Children. For students to get involved and have fun and sell calendars, they decided that groups would get naked photos for each month, because, who doesn’t want to see naked university students? 

It’s really fun and everyone connects more, and it makes one hell of a conversation starter 

nottherealfranco replied to your post: How’s Canada compare to your life in the US?

That’s interesting.. Where’d you grow up? I’m on the East Coast. And why’d you move? College i’m assuming? I’ve just been thinking about peacing out of this looneybin for a couple years or so after i finish school, and need a nice place to go haha

Pennsylvania, in the Lehigh Valley. I moved because my dad wanted us to move. He retired and wanted to live somewhere french (because what do you know, I’m also French, yes from France) so we moved to Quebec and I went to college, never technically graduated high school, I had to go back and get a GED. I highly recommend canadian living, but go out west, much more beautiful and more money is out there

Q:How's Canada compare to your life in the US?

nottherealfranco

much better. way different that’s for sure. different mentality. people are more open and so polite (at least compared to where i grew up) and way more accepting. i had only a very small handful of close friends my whole life and i only speak to a small handful today. I’ve had and still have countless friends here and everywhere i go, i can see a friendly face. there’s no judgement. 

i don’t know how to explain it really but my life changed for the better when i moved here. in elementary, middle, and high school it was really hard to be accepted. i only became ‘cool’ in high school when i started throwing parties. people are weird but maybe i see it differently now because i’ve grown up and moved on. i don’t see myself living in the US ever again