(By the way I am super jealous of your profile picture. вЂњHi! I don't want to scare you or anything by messaging/friend requesting you, but I noticed that your room at Miami is around the corner from mine, so I thought I would say hello early. (Again, mostly in my head I only have people I know in person as Facebook friends so adding this stranger was an entirely new concept to me.) So what do I do? Of course! Send an awkward message to her trying to explain myself: When I finally calmed down enough to think rationally, I realized I must seem like some freak that just asked out of the blue to be her friend on Facebook. When she accepted the request so quickly, I was unprepared and proceeded to freak out for the next seventeen days in typical вЂњmeвЂќ fashion. Before I really knew what I was doing, I clicked the вЂњadd friendвЂќ button. I noticed a girl had posted that she would be on the same floor and down the hall from where I would be. Therefore, I did what every typical freshman (in my mind at the time) does the minute they get their room assignment: Facebook stalk people so I know exactly who will be where before I get there. You canвЂ™t get me to shut up once you know me (be warned), but the initial greeting is something I still struggle with. This meant I would have to meet a LOT of new people when I am incredibly socially awkward and shy.

This sounds like any typical freshman fear right? Well, this was absolutely terrifying for me. LetвЂ™s go back eight months ago, with me on my couch at home freaking out about making a whole new circle of friends during college. This is the story of how I met my Vietnamese doppelganger.

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