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In History class, I am taught that the British hated Indians and Indian Muslims (Pakistanis) more, they gave Indians the lowest class in the Military while Brits were given the highest, so that still sticks around, they consider British people to be better and migrate there also. While exploring Google Earth, I found the more rural parts of London, feel nostalgic, like they were a bit Urban Pakistani but cleaner, there were small shops with terrible shop signs and names, the streets felt more like you would get lost, but the Rural areas here are more like America, a big highway and these small privately owned towns where all houses are the same, you need to drive for hours and there are no shops nearby. I have heard in Saudi Arabia that it's worser, foreigner's become slaves as the locals don't want those jobs. Some Islamic Scholar from there had the worst website, and used some $500 website builder to make it. Don't do that.When l was in England, l felt the class distinction profoundly. I grew up in America, but it was very easy to feel less then in England, because class distinction is important by British standards. In America, class lines are blurry to some extent, l can't tell if the person next to me drives a compact or a luxury car, lives in a mansion or rents an apartment, those lines are blurred. So l do understand Urban and Poor l believe. Sorry about your bathroom, l easily get discouraged with simple things like this, and for myself, a okay bathroom is important to me. I have redone plenty of bathrooms. The place l have now, has two very decent bathrooms, however l can already think of replacing and changing certain things in both bathrooms, so l do relate to that part of your post. Are we all going to accept all your special interests? Some here do enjoy coding, and some don't, but everyone is supportive here. Do you feel different? Yes, l do too. I use to wonder if everybody ruminates as much as l do in my middle age. I have finally shut that down. Anyways, it's great you have opened up, and felt comfortable talking about things. Growing up isn't easy, maybe you can be more accepting of yourself, and realize you are having to navigate the high seas as you mature, and stay afloat, stay authentic to who you are, yet you are discovering what you like and don't like in life. In elementary school, l was pretty sure a mistake had been made, and l was with the wrong family, l finally outgrew that thinking.
And you also said that you redid bathrooms, my mom's cousin, who lives very far away from here lives in a small area, that tries to have London architecture, tall buildings, redid a huge bathroom with wood, and other things it looks so good now. The main problem with my bathroom is that it's too small like 70cm or 2.29659 feet, even the main door to the house is bigger, there is no garden and a lot of abusive "satanic" kids outside. No sunlight, just darkness, I will send pictures, if I can.