Escaping Prejudice

Over these past few years, I have unfortunately trapped myself in a cycle of prejudice against certain geographies that I did not want to be associated with at any given time. However, I have recently learned of coping strategies to relieve myself against my concerns of not belonging in certain regions, particularly because of my ideals and my obsession with photographic souvenirs of fond memories, including memories that I fear I cannot make any more of. I have become desperate for new resources, whether friendships or more moderate connections, as a way for me to spread my word across extensions of my community and over county lines and even over state lines. Unfortunately, I have been prejudiced against certain regions for a while, but these prejudices are no longer hindering my ability to think for myself and/or the future of my individual and community. While I continue to seek out new opportunities to meet new people from afar, especially because of my ideological differences demanding interstate friendships, I am currently ideologically stuck and unable to force myself to open up to new friendships because there is no help in my community.