Apparently I'm posh, girls, what do you think?

I'm 21, I come from a good family, my parents both have jobs, dad is now retired and I had a nice childhood.

A few friends of mine agreed I was posh.
They wouldn't explain how just that I'm posh, apparently.

I play golf I'm into watches and vintage cars, I have a couple of watches myself and my dad has a Rolex.

I dress well and I just try to act somewhat decent.
I never thought of myself as posh but I've been called Polo, JFK and the Hamptons (all posh according to my friends).

I was talking to a girl about it and she said "well you are posh, that's not a bad thing at all, you're just like a good rich kid'.

Girls, what do you think? Is it a turn off for you?

What is actually is 'being posh'?

Dear lord.

I get called posh but that’s due to the fact I don’t sound like a Geordie

Reply 3

Anonymous #1

Original post by gjd800

Dear lord.

Get on your bike

Reply 4

Anonymous #1

Original post by Pugglet

I get called posh but that’s due to the fact I don’t sound like a Geordie

I'm Irish, I'm not from Dublin, so I miss out on both ends of the scale from the 'have yaa a euaroo fourr da buhs' to the 'aw daddy bowght me a powny'..

Reply 5

gjd800

Original post by Anonymous

Get on your bike

Yer Ma's unavailable.

Reply 6

Conniestitution

You answered this for yourself with the sentences ‘I play golf’ and ‘I come from a good family’.

Reply 7

Pugglet

Original post by Anonymous

I'm Irish, I'm not from Dublin, so I miss out on both ends of the scale from the 'have yaa a euaroo fourr da buhs' to the 'aw daddy bowght me a powny'..

My accent is a warped Geordie and Mancunian that sounds weirdly generically British. It’s ridiculous
No one believes that I’m from Newcastle

Reply 8

Mich2039

U have to be the judge of yourself

Reply 9

Anonymous #1

Original post by gjd800

Yer Ma's unavailable.

This is why you were shot

Reply 10

gjd800

Original post by Anonymous

This is why you were shot

Time travelling Ma-fondler. And to think they said I'd not amount to anything.

Reply 11

Anonymous #1

Original post by gjd800

Time travelling Ma-fondler. And to think they said I'd not amount to anything.

To your credit you're a credit to the Republic.
Ma-fondling aside.

Reply 12

gjd800

Original post by Anonymous

To your credit you're a credit to the Republic.
Ma-fondling aside.

(Don't take me too seriously)

Reply 13

ed98

Were you educated in a public school? Imo to be considered posh you pretty much have to have gone to an elite private school.

Reply 14

Anonymous #1

Original post by ed98

Were you educated in a public school? Imo to be considered posh you pretty much have to have gone to an elite private school.

I'm not from England, but yeah Public school, some gypsies/travellers went there too, and some students who went on to be doctors, everyone from the area went there.

Reply 15

ladiesboy217

Original post by Anonymous

I'm not from England, but yeah Public school, some gypsies/travellers went there too, and some students who went on to be doctors, everyone from the area went there.

I am posh...you have nothing to worry about you're not posh

Reply 16

dartagnankillian

My friends call me posh because of my accent and my mannerisms. Also the way I dress, eat/drink and am polite. However I went to an awful, failing state school and am from the lowest socio-economic background living off £12,000< for a family of 3. Everyone’s idea of posh is different, but I have no qualms with it; unless it includes being a snob. I find well-dressed men to be quite attractive and handsome, if I’m honest 😊