I understood that every social structure maintains a distinct culture and rules of socialization and strictly deals with an intruder who treats it frivolously. Chambliss and Eglitis (2013) defined culture, more specifically nonmaterial culture, as the embodiment of beliefs, values, and ideas that reflect a sense of common attachment and that is often interconnected with material culture. They noted that the symbolic emotion regarding the national flag materializes the intangible culture of national pride. These can include a whole range of social practices and social attitudes. Any violation of strict rules is frowned upon as an act of insolence or deviance. Socialization is vital to understanding our place in society through interaction with other people. Goffman sees socialization as a dynamic process of achieving interaction. We are artists on the social scene and all our performances are not perfect. Goffman idealized that “the meanings of our interactions depend on the capacities we have to shape and reshape, frame, and reformulate our experiences with others” (Nash & Calonico, 1996, p. 113). Strangely, people have different public identities depending on the character of the place, and socialization skills sharpen our senses of space and time through continuous interaction with