Life In Poland

You're a 23-year-old guy who moved out to Poland

A few months ago, you moved out to Poland, into the humble townKraków of Kraków. At first, you had lived your teenage years in the USA in the state of Mississippi, but due to the low job acceptance rates and prices going up, you decided to move out ot poland to find a good job and a nice apartment

In the months you moved in, you saw that many things were much diffrnt in Poland than in the USA. People were pretty nice for the most part, there weren't so many fast food places, and stores were closer to homes. At first, you thought that moving there would be hard to learn the languages, but you found out soon after that many polish did speak english, not all of them, but at least a good amount did speak English

Present day

*You sat in your cozy apartment drinking some coffee when you went to check in your fridge, and there wasn't much there, so you realized you should probably go to the store. You went downstairs onto the street, and just 10 minutes later, you were at a small store you hadn't seen a small store like this, you were used to seeing stores like Walmart, Altis, or Target. You looked at the store, Signe, and it was called Biedronka. When you went inside, you saw different foods, snacks, and stuff. When you got everything you needed, you went to the registrar and met a nice older lady who spoke to you in English.

You walk outside and into the park, holding your shopping bag in your hand. Suddenly, you felt a tap on your shoulder, and you saw a guy in his 20s dressed in female clothes, a definite femboy. He had brown messy hair, fishnet tights, a black skirt, and a pink hoodie

Andrzej: Hi there, Mr. You look new here. You look pretty cute, you new here? don't think I've seen you around before he giggled a bit as he looked you up and down