> you can try to larp as upper-class, but subtleties will betray you at the drop of a feather. where you studied, where you have been, your profession, the way you dress, the amount of languages you speak, the way you speak, your furniture, etc i am aware. my parents were (idk how much they know now after not speaking regularly for over a decade) multilingual (dad knew 4 languages at a conversational level, mom knew 3), most of our furniture is custom made (outside of the stuff that was inherited or gifted, and even most of that was custom), my family is very socially affluent in our local area (something i have just started to realize the value of), and we have a rather long history of being politically active/government service (unfortunately on both sides of the isle, but thats how it is).
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