What’s classy for rich people but trashy for poor people?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Naming kids after geographic locations.

Can you provide an example of this being classy?

India Hicks

[Anonymous]

Having five first names

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread is cringe. Reeks of thirsty strivers. So many people here are so obsessed with "looking" bourgeoisie. Spoiler: If your kids are in public school, you and hubby went to degree mills for undergrad, and you live in a sh*tshack nobody and I mean nobody thinks you're high caste.

What a weird take.

You missed the point of the thread entirely, then got really bitter and mean about your own made up thing. Dumb and angry is no way to go through life.

No, I get the point of this thread. These sort of threads litter this website and they draw in the same strivers who think they're experts on how to appear rich and high class. It's frankly pathetic.

The truly “rich and high class” absolutely spend Friday nights posting in defense against “litter” on a website they don’t own. Not remotely pathetic!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sleeping in a tent. If you are rich or even middle class you are camping/outdoorsy, if you are poor, you're homeless.

Hah, yes. Or living in a mobile home. Sorry, I meant a tiny house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Having old furniture

Driving old car

Ohhhh, these are good

[Anonymous]

Refusing to clean or pick up anything in your home - even if it looks nasty

[Anonymous]

Having a bad resume

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hides money in the walls
Eats wild game

Hides money in the banana stand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Naming kids after geographic locations.

Can you provide an example of this being classy?

India Hicks

Paris

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gap year after high school

Outdoor Weddings

That gap year after high school is a gap life for poor people

Correct, poor people don’t go to college. Just like they don’t travel through Europe.

They do go to college, either on scholarship or after four years in the military.

- former poor kid

[Anonymous]

Having your name on your shirt.

Shower outside.

[Anonymous]

/Also, I ran into her once at the hardware store, she was buying stuff for her farm./


Let me add: living on a farm and/or having a horse or two.

[Anonymous]

Bike riding as an adult

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Naming kids after geographic locations.

Can you provide an example of this being classy?

India Hicks

Paris

Paris is the opposite of class. She’s more in the Candy Spelling category.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread is cringe. Reeks of thirsty strivers. So many people here are so obsessed with "looking" bourgeoisie. Spoiler: If your kids are in public school, you and hubby went to degree mills for undergrad, and you live in a sh*tshack nobody and I mean nobody thinks you're high caste.

This thread is decidedly not about the Bourgeois, it’s about the very poor or very rich. It’s the bourgeois that would *never* do the things the poor or really rich do that overlap or appear the same. The bourgeois are focused on conformity. Someone upthread assumed you were an associate. If so you are likely living a bourgeois life and would never do something eccentric etc. get it now?