TheMessYouMade

Same. But if this happened like she said, I'd be annoyed by the other woman.

A person with a little kid is likely in a relationship. So not respectful to flirt with them, I agree! Also (and this might be because I'm European and we don't do that) I think it's pretty weird to stop by a stranger and his kid at a beach and engage them in a conversation out of… Read More

Some of these are hardly clothes at all.

I think it's okay here, because it's more a costume party. But some of the after "outfits" (I say outfits, whereas some just pretend to wear something) don't seem very comfortable either.

I think it's kind of cute. It's more when someone acts like a know-it-all and tells me "Have you been to Inverness? You must go, it's the best place in the world! They have a CASTLE!" I would be like: "Yeah, and?" as well. But it's not like that is a unique American behaviour.

But "friendly" is very different in different cultures. We usually don't chat with strangers. So to ignore people on the street is considered more or less polite.

I think in Europe some of these vastly differ. The Scandinavians I know always took good effort to look great, even when you're having dinner with the same colleagues at the same hotel you've been at all day. Germans don't. We are more the type of "I walk a lot, I want to be comfortable",… Read More

I don't think you're supposed to feel ashamed. It's just different.

To be fair I once asked a train conductor in France a simple question and he pretended to not understand me. A French came to help and suddenly the conductor could answer in English. In positions where you have to interact with international people you should expect them to speak… Read More

I mean, I wouldn't expect a tourist to learn the language of every country they visit? I'm totally fine with every tourist talking in English. I don't expect them to speak German, why would they? I don't learn Spanish or Czech or Greek either when I travel. Luckily English is pretty… Read More