How Do You Say... But Nicely? | Asinine Advice 

Yeah honestly I’m a lot like TRID and my woman is nothing like Sheena. Ive been trying to teach her to let go and live in the moment for months.

​@@ScooterDoge your not your womans dad dont try to teach her nothing or she gonna leave you

@@ScooterDoge Good luck with that. 🙄

But there are SO many people out there who can't handle the truth

Yeah he didn't

Because she loves him and he adores her!

I noticed that too and it's so cute !!

I 100% will be implementing this in the future.

I already say “close the windows on that nonsense” in my emails)))

I think it depends on the social circles you are roaming. There are really backhanded and "nice" people in Germany as well

Most cultures just take her actions as polite, and the german are kind of known for being rude all around the world...

@@gessicakaylanedasilva2481For your cultural upbringing it might seem rude. But it is not rude. It is direct. No fuzz. Much more easy. No games. No speculation.

@@Lemana28021989 Of course.

Some people are naturally nice, it's not always a cultural thing. Let nice people be themselves too, it gets tiresome being told to be "assertive" or "direct" when the nice people aren't being fake or afraid to assert anything. They're genuinely saying what's on their mind and that happens to be nice things.

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It is very rude in India to ask any friend/relative to not bring their children to the weddings. In most Indian weddings, the total number of guests is never fixed, you can ballpark the number of guests attending as almost 2 to 2.5 times the number of invitations you send. Some come alone and some with whole family. The weddings culture is drastically different in India/Indians than the West.

@@acswain6720 If you know 2- 2 1/2 times the amount of people you invite are coming or if you know people are going to bring their kids you still know what to expect and can plan for that. If that works for you and you can afford it, great. Not all of us can. Neither custom is right or wrong, just different.

@@mbsl923 Community lunch/dinner is served in a different way in non Christian cultures. The Christian way makes it difficult to manage unplanned circumstances. Think of it as community buffet with lots of food, but served to the guests, in stead of guests helping/serving food themselves. You just have to make sure lot of food, eyeballing the ballpark figure (sorry, english being my third tongue, mixing too many phrases). In many cases the cooking (next batch of food) continues along with the feast as guests DO NOT arrive simultaneously however much you wish. India, being filled with people, people having very close ties with the families and the relatives, we are generally invited to hundreds of such festivities per year, which we cannot miss. So, very few guests really attend the actual Wedding Ceremony (s)which may last for days and sometimes a week. So, most attend only the wedding reception (feast), give the gift, eat and leave soon. There are not enough weeks in a year to comprehensively attend all the invitations you get every year. People understand, if you can attend for only half an hour, but you must eat before you leave, or it is rude, and remembered!!

@@acswain6720 all I said was it is different. I’m not Christian, so I can’t speak to that.

If you had the money and room to cater everyone and thier kids then definately that would be great. However most people cannot afford this, so its usually just your closest family members which get invited. My cousin however when she got married, invited everyone along with their kids, she had her wedding at alniwck castle (harry potters hogwarts castle) we all even got to use broomsticks around the yards, was pretty funny all the women attempting it with long dresses on, my son was 5 at the time and got to have a lot of fun running around the castle grounds with all of his half cousins, and they had great fun at the disco afterwards, was an amazing day and it made it special for us all

5 year old female soldiers with the mentality of a 79 year old are plague on our earth. They're everywhere man. In the trees waiting for one of us to stray from the pack. They go around kicking dogs and they think they can get away with it because they are 5 and a girl and a Vietnam veteran and it's just gotta be stopped. And I'm talking highly trained. 3rd degree black belts at the age of 4. They will stick your own ass in your ass if they catch you alone and the only way to stop them is to 1. Full on deck them in the jaw 2. Hold them down and bark in their faces until they cry 3. Knife, and you better be good with it The only downside is to other people who didn't get the full context of the situation would just assume you were barking at and punching a little girl with a army costume on and a grey wig. And there is no explaining yourself because like I said they are highly trained. They could convince a cat it was a frog. They basically rule the United States through nut kicks and politics. And you sir would defend such horrible monsters. Shame and a pox upon you

I popped so many hands of strangers when I was pregnant. Keep your hands to yourself!

She probably has great abs from laughing so much. He's a riot !

Lol they are your kids not mine

I get that… but weddings aren’t about the guests :/

Trid would make more money being a Comedian, his lines are so funny 🤣 ... Now I gave you that idea, so I need royalties if you do make money being a Comedian