Interesting observation
We travel south in the winter Do not feel we are true Snowbirds as we do not stay at one campground for very long Have noticed that some campground/resorts we go to are very friendly and ask us to jo...
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Almot wrote:trtog7 wrote:
others are very welcoming until they realize you are only there for a short period
This is normal.
Try and imagine yourself in their position - when you are "living" there, you are a "resident", possibly with annual lease, while the rest are "tourists", they come and go.
Exactly, do you really want to try and develop a deep personal connection only to have them leave in 2 days never to return?
Nothing new here. It goes all the way back to the stone age. When small bands were traveling the Savannah, if you saw a stranger, you treated them with suspicion until they made the effort to become part of the community.
If they are being rude, that's one thing but to not fall all over themselves to invite you into their group is normal and reasonable. You are the one choosing not to join their group.
