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God Save The Queen
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Well that was an interesting night.
Just been to a 1918 themed night. (commemorating the end of the 1st world war) Pie and mash supper and stuff. Didn't really want to go...social anxiety thing...but got through it ok. Ticket was a gift from some elderly friends of mine who helped organize it so couldn't really say no.
However, at the end they played God Save The Queen and everyone was expected to stand up and sing it. Felt like a right plonker. I'm vehemently anti royal and any other time would refuse to even stand, let alone sing it, but did so out of respect for my friends (and to avoid standing out like a sore thumb)
Have you ever gone against your convictions out of respect for those that have them?
(Friends are big royalists)
Thanks.
Just been to a 1918 themed night. (commemorating the end of the 1st world war) Pie and mash supper and stuff. Didn't really want to go...social anxiety thing...but got through it ok. Ticket was a gift from some elderly friends of mine who helped organize it so couldn't really say no.
However, at the end they played God Save The Queen and everyone was expected to stand up and sing it. Felt like a right plonker. I'm vehemently anti royal and any other time would refuse to even stand, let alone sing it, but did so out of respect for my friends (and to avoid standing out like a sore thumb)
Have you ever gone against your convictions out of respect for those that have them?
(Friends are big royalists)
Thanks.
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