I agree with illiterature7 and TomChambers. I see this as a person who eventually gets into a "crowd" then realizes that they don't really pay attention to what this newcomer says, that there's more of a voice in not being tied down by a group. You can't really be a part of a crowd if they don't understand what you're all about and what you have to offer.
I agree with illiterature7 and TomChambers. I see this as a person who eventually gets into a "crowd" then realizes that they don't really pay attention to what this newcomer says, that there's more of a voice in not being tied down by a group. You can't really be a part of a crowd if they don't understand what you're all about and what you have to offer.