u/TheNovaheroan

As above! I'm curious whether any of you guys joined me in actually studying for the next stage after IGCSEs ended.

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Same as above!

Primarily because, to me, unlike other social medias, this app is the only one not curated to let certain individuals be more influential.

You basically have to always identify trends and follow them in order or achieve recognition outside this app to rise in fame.

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Recently, it occurred to me that I may not know as much about my culture as I thought I did, and I’m not really comfortable with that given how I know there are real ways to improve. Any language textbooks or factual records you could recommend me to read so as to broaden my knowledge base?

Think about it in terms of our national language, English — we wouldn’t say, thank you, junior, to a person who did a good job and we genuinely want to praise. Likewise, I don’t why should two different people get differing levels of respect just because one is older than the other. One might see it as just meaningless words, or more justifiably as an integral part of our culture, but time and time again the world has been unmistakably proven that just because something is commonplace, it doesn’t mean it’s right.

Moving forward, I don’t think there’s much that we as a collective can really do about this unavoidable fault of our language; however, we can always choose to make the best of what we’ve got.

Try saying Eesee to everyone who helps you out (if this argument applies to you in your everyday life, of course), regardless of their demographic status in your eyes. You’ll see that you’ll most likely make someone’s day at no cost of your own.

Thank you; God bless your days! 🙏