Middle-class people love to flex, you might say mindless flexing is all a good portion of them contribute to the world. They’ll take any avenue they can to feel like they’re better than everyone else. …

I’ve gotten to a point where I feel like I’m the real-life Malcolm in the middle. I’m the odd one out, and I don’t fit in anywhere. It shows that I’ve done a poor job in my life as I’ve tried hard to make sure that this didn’t happen, or…

Genuine question, what are you guys doing at night? I understand that night people are a thing, but can you not be? Stop existing. I’m sick and tired of not hearing a peep from my neighbours until I want to go to sleep. It’s like they wait for me to…

Nobody likes bad people, except when they do. A lot of genuinely bad people are very likeable, and one reason for that is that they’re fun. Being fun can win people over even if you’ve committed atrocities against them or their family. Fun Liars Theirs a way to lie, and it’s not…

Moving away from home has really changed my perspective on some things, and I’ve learned what I really want in a new home. Some of the things that I thought I could live without, I couldn’t and vice versa. It’s made me rip up my long term location plans and…

I’ve got a good job, a way out of debt, and I live in the nicest area of Manchester (no one even try to debate me on that), and I still don’t like it. …

“You’re stuck up” is a common phrase used by uneducated people when they meet someone who made an effort to better themselves. I’ve noticed that people like this tend to tag themselves as working class, and think that anyone who can read and write is “posh”. Just because you made…

You can do anything with hard work and grit. You can achieve all your dreams… that is unless you have dreams of any substance. Things like making money can be done, and things like learning something that has no effect on the world can be achieved. When it comes to…

“Black people should stop talking about being black and just act like everyone else.” This is what a girl said to me when I mentioned being black during a conversation. What she meant was if black people didn’t acknowledge they were black and acted like white people, they wouldn’t be…