JR
Hare Krishna
My friend who is a divorcee always finds herself in situation where she has to explain her divorce -- even to new-comers.
There are people curious about your age, your marital status, your employment status, your family's net earnings, your professional designation, even your salary, your savings and your tangible and intangible assets.
For the past 2 yrs I have been home after having being a career-girl, I find the question 'Why are you home now?' the most challenging. I have my reasons which I consider quite valid (to me), but when I say that to people (which I have tried), I am met with a frown that ranges anywhere from disapproval to dismay...
What questions do you consider are inappropriate to ask? And how often have you faced them?
There are people curious about your age, your marital status, your employment status, your family's net earnings, your professional designation, even your salary, your savings and your tangible and intangible assets.
For the past 2 yrs I have been home after having being a career-girl, I find the question 'Why are you home now?' the most challenging. I have my reasons which I consider quite valid (to me), but when I say that to people (which I have tried), I am met with a frown that ranges anywhere from disapproval to dismay...
What questions do you consider are inappropriate to ask? And how often have you faced them?