VintageJess
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Money
I've also noticed that a lot of people my age (mid to late 20s) seem to have no clue that it is considered rude and tacky to talk about money. I can't tell you how often I've encountered people (practically strangers) who ask or comment about house prices, car payments, salaries, bonuses, or other such things. And as far as I can tell, it always seem to be out of basic nosiness or bragging--never genuine questions for knowledge purposes.
Am I the only one who was raised to believe that discussing such things is fftopic: ?
I usually give a little smile, shrug and play dumb: "Oh, you know me, I don't worry my pretty little head with all of that numbers nonsense..." lol
Jessica
I've also noticed that a lot of people my age (mid to late 20s) seem to have no clue that it is considered rude and tacky to talk about money. I can't tell you how often I've encountered people (practically strangers) who ask or comment about house prices, car payments, salaries, bonuses, or other such things. And as far as I can tell, it always seem to be out of basic nosiness or bragging--never genuine questions for knowledge purposes.
Am I the only one who was raised to believe that discussing such things is fftopic: ?
I usually give a little smile, shrug and play dumb: "Oh, you know me, I don't worry my pretty little head with all of that numbers nonsense..." lol
Jessica