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I've learned to not care about peoples' opinions and what they have to say about me . I feel that if they have enough time to talk about me , that I'm important to them .

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I've learned in 2018 not to be so antisocial and to talk to people more. Ever since I was little Ive battled with talking to new people. It makes you realize that everyone is not the same as you , and it makes you open up more

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An onion is traditionally hung on the front door of homes on New Year's Eve to symbolize a rebirth of a New Year. Then, On New Year's Day, parents wake their children by tapping them on the head with the onion.

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In Spain, the New Year's traditions for good luck revolves around grapes. If you can manage to stuff 12 grapes in your mouth at midnight you've achieved good luck for the next year.

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In Japanese households, families eat buckwheat soba noodles , or toshikoshi soba, at midnight on New Year's Eve to bid farewell to the year gone by and welcome the new year to come.

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In the Netherlands, fried oll balls, or olleballs, are sold by street carts and are traditionally consumed on New Year's Eve and at special celebratory fairs. They are doughnut like dumplings, made by dropping a scoop of dough spiked with currants or raisans deep fried, with powder sugar on the top.

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In Denmark, they save all of their unused dishes and plates until the 31st of December when they affectionately shatter them against the doors of all their family and friends.

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In the Philippines, its all about cash.
They believe that everything should be rounded so as to represent coins and bring wealth. Round food, round clothes, as long as it rounds.

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In Times Square watching the colorful, crystal ball drop in Times Square never gets old for T.V viewers every December 31st. New York has had massive parties since 1907. As many as 1 million people attend this party every year to enjoy musical performances, fireworks and party favors. The colmination of the festivities is the midnight lowering of a ball from the Times Tower.

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Traditions frequently revolve around the stroke of midnight, which heralds the New Year. At both public and private gatherings, people count down the last 10 seconds of the old year at 12.am.