@Rosenrot_ I was. For 8 days. It was my 2nd time there but my first trip alone. And it was a BLAST

There's so many things to do in NYC. Each neighborhood - if not each block - has its own atmosphere. You can literally travel everywhere by staying in a single city whether it's with the shit ton of different restaurants and food, or by talking with random strangers. I never felt like an actual tourist there, I don't know if you see what I mean but I was just so comfortable in those streets. Taking the subway was so easy, taking directions was so easy, blending in was so easy - if you forget about my camera

I still need to make progress and put aside some of my very French attitudes but it was.. Home, really.
Tbh the want-to-live-there-one-day I've come home with 3 years ago became a real need, if you know what I mean. Kinda the same phenomenon
@Aunbrey. was talking about earlier
Edit: Aw
@Alphonse really it's a great compliment to me

It just shows that only a week there and I get to speak kinda like those NYers

Which I find is such a nice thing since I felt like one of them somehow. (even if my English has always been highly influenced by the American one)