[ SECRET POST #3333 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3333 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[iCarly]


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[Sublunary: --enter the moonlight--]


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03.
[Tokusatsu (Kamen Rider, Super Sentai, Ultraman)]


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08.
[Harry Potter + Pokemon, Wonder Woman, Anne of Green Gables, Looney Tunes]


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09.
[Kyuuketsuki Hime Miyu]


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10.
[Usagi Drop]


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[Ranma 1/2]
















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Comments

Re: What's worse...

[(Anonymous)]

It really depends. If you're a billionaire and think you're middle class, I would call that delusional, and would much prefer someone being openly rich.

On the other hand, some people don't actually don't know how well off they actually are, for instance if they have been brought up quite modestly with rich parents, and might insist on being middle class while actually having millions in the bank (The wealthiest person I know was quite shocked when she turned 18 and got full access to all her bank accounts, she genuinely believed that was maybe upper middle class, when in actuality she was way beyond that).

There's also the fact that the definition of being rich is something that varies extremely depending on who you ask.

Re: What's worse...

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah that was pretty much me. Hit 18, got access to the trust fund, nearly had a fucking heart attack. I was aware that the family had money (for one, we never had any worries about how I was going to pay for college, anywhere), but we didn't have Rich People Cars or vacation homes in the Hamptons or whatever, so I thought we were solidly upper-middle class.

Re: What's worse...

[(Anonymous)]

This. I had no idea how much money my parents had in stocks and accounts and such until I was a young adult because we've always lived modestly - we have a small house, our cars are about ten years old, and we've never bought expensive brand-name things or gone on fancy vacations. I honestly thought we were just middle class because that's how we'd always lived.