I don't like meeting people from my region in the city where i live. Do you share similar feelings?

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Or in general, outside my region so, practically everywhere. It may appear strange but i don't like when they are approaching me with no purpose, except for wanting to know things about me so, yes, being noisy and, not sure, checking if we had mutual friends, colleagues or we lived in the same neighbourhood and no, i didn't know them before. And yes, if i'm someone's daughter or sister too. After that, if i ever see them again, they ignore you or they are being too direct and harsh on you a bit cause, i don't know, they think you're good or something. We speak the same or similar accent but so what. That accent is pretty close to a standard speech here so, i don't see any fondness in that and using me so they can know it all about me, i really dislike it and especially in a workplace. This happens to me almost every single time. I was born on the west of my region but i can recognise people from the east, south and north not so but i am thankful when some people don't mention or notice the same or similar accent. I respect those people more cause, we need to focus on our jobs, for example, not trivial things. The post i was writing and posted here about uncomfortable job interview or a job offer, one of the teachers was from my region, she mentioned a couple of times and the way she acted, not being honest at all, i would appreciate these people not meeting me, after i get job or not. Also, i believe it's extremely rude and not ethical for teachers to peak into future employee's resume without a principal's approval but again, my previous post said it all. Did you have similar experiences about people from your region?