Technically they were friends first and then dumbass was like ‘let me court my bestie’ and it did not work out
This Albina reply is so long, I’ve been writing for an hour or so…
It’s quite interesting, to think Christianity was by far the main religion in London in 1811, so the upper class was almost exclusively Christian too, but there were still these absolutely extravagant social seasons and all this luxury. That is so against Christian values 
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I’m in class but I’m bored…
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I’m here, working on my CV for my college assignment … It’s a stupid assignment
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What makes it a stupid assignment?
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Because I just don’t want to do it
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Fair enough 
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Small update ilyas post is half done
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This afternoon for uni I’m going to some food forest, but it’s raining 
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Ooh, exciting
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I got tired and couldn’t finish the rest
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Understandable… Hope to see it soon tho!
Christianity’s against that? Huh.
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Reading the Albi post it makes sense I think
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I see that.
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I think this way of thinking comes from Ancient Greece, and I believe they loved Ancient Greece and The Roman Empire.
The last sentence would apply to rich people in 1811 as well, and I think the extravagancy was to show exactly how elite you were. I think something like this persists today as well, with social media and name brands, except now rich people aren’t so blatantly obvious with their opinions about the working class.
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Christianity belives that hoarding money is greedy and greed is one of the seven sins so yes
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There you have it.
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this old dude X lydia interaction has me CACKLING
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