ThatBaldWordNerd

I was posed another question, this of a less probing and more hypothetical nature. It was asked me by one of my closest friends who happened to be an American. It did not occur to me to address the societal differences between us - which I did, but only in the back of my mind - that may have caused my response to differ from his, nor our drastically contrasting upbringings. The question, as such, was this: "If you were to become wealthy by gaining immense profit - for example, if you were to become someone like J. K. Rowling - would you keep your money?" I had to pause and think about this. It brought me back to the Film Dialogue song "Stay

I was posed another question, this of a less probing and more hypothetical nature. It was asked me by one of my closest friends who happened to be an American. It did not occur to me to address the societal differences between us - which I did, but only in the back of my mind - that may have caused my response to differ from his, nor our drastically contrasting upbringings. The question, as such, was this: "If you were to become wealthy by gaining immense profit - for example, if you were to become someone like J. K. Rowling - would you keep your money?" I had to pause and think about this. It brought me back to the Film Dialogue song "Stay

I was asked today by one of my acquaintances this rather inappropriate, but interestingly probing question: "Since you have had boyfriends, and are so accomplished in the realms of sexuality, tell me, the humble, virginal child how I could improve my lovemaking abilities." My first reaction was one of utter horror. The look on her face perfectly reflected how she felt towards me; that I was a slut, unladylike, and definitely wicked. Her mocking tone reduced her question to the level of mockery, and though she supposed to demean herself in her description, she went far beyond bounds of social acceptance when she accused me of being thus "acc