Why Would One Bother Replying if you Don't Intend to Have a Nice Conversation

Why not just not reply? "It is good to see someone else in the UK"... "why does it matter"
"what have you been up to"... "lot of stuff that does not concern you". Why not just not reply, if you are too good to exchange any pleasantries with, or are unable to comprehend conversation?

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cycleman · 61-69, M

are people allowed to be different or must we all narrow our thinking or reactions according to the Brits?

bijouxbroussard · F

Yep, we Americans defend to the death our right to be ill-mannered... 🙄

pianoplayingsteve · 31-35, M

Of course, that is why I am asking the question, rather than demanding it off of specific people. Also, if you bothered to read properly, i said "it is good to see ANOTHER person from the UK", so how would someone from the UK narrow their thinking to be like someone from the UK>?

cycleman · 61-69, M

I am Not from the UK. and I have been brushed and dismissed by plenty of Brits . Which gets me laughing at them for their narrow minds/hearts. I am not from their crust, thus I am dropped instantly. I just don't understand that side of them. Even when I have met them in the States, Canada or Germany, Brits I find are so full of themselves. Yet they can be so polite and insulting at the same moment.

pianoplayingsteve · 31-35, M

I am from the UK, I try to be polite :) I tend to find British girls are the hardest to get along with out of all lifeforms.

cycleman · 61-69, M

one of my older brothers dated a woman from England. Lasted 2 yrs, she is very pleasant. She wasn't snobbish at all, very composed with her words. That was 30yrs ago though lol.