@yohes1 How can you generalize people like this? Not fair. Also, if one hasn’t changed according to the environment s/he has now adopted to live, how could they survive and thrive there? Nothing wrong in change that leads to progress.
@aruni_t It's time these prestigious brands take action. The people who wear these in SL don't know the biggest give away is in the quantity of these they wear at once 😅
@wutdfark No set rule. Depends on the child. More gifted and talented (emotional, academic, creative) a child is, s/he is less likely to take directions and conform to a structure.
@aruni_t@HRPasindu He didn't have talking points Aruni, he just spat out a mumbo jumbo of things without clearly expanding on them. Also his 'not like Maldives' is common SL way of spoken language. It's extremely common among SL to say how they aren't like others when they speak in native languages
🧵 I would like to share a true story with you guys. Please bear with me as this is a tad lengthy.
I don't always feel the need to have to justify or explain myself, but there seems to be some misunderstanding with regards to my 'affluence' & supposed financial station.
@laniltee Southern dialect. If you went to school in say Colombo, but from deep South, you learn very early to switch based on who you are talking to. Even after living more than 3 decades outside SL, I can still switch to that on demand and love it.
One year ago, we went to Mexico for my wife’s 33rd birthday. We argued most of the day about stupid shit. 12 yrs of marriage stuff. 3 kids and two busy careers stuff. It all changed 2 weeks later: