@juliamunizbr: If you are aussie i need your perspective on this

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maren_williams79
Maren 🍀 :
Yesterday, I was at Priceline and observed an interesting conversation. An American (strong accent) talked to a young cashier girl (Aussie). They clearly knew each other from somewhere else and when he walked out he said in his booming American voice “ So nice to see you. You’re crushing it!!!” She was clearly embarrassed that he praised her like that in front of 5-6 customers. It is something that an Aussie would almost never say. I just thought it highlighted the cultural differences of Aussie & Americans.
2026-11-09 05:40:53
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stuartporter2517
Stuart :
This is real in Australia. Some things are not worth sharing because some people are envious.
2026-11-09 04:56:37
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bwilliams5
bwilly :
Yep. You are not allowed to “brag” or talk about your success and happiness related to that success
2026-11-09 06:49:17
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user25530447
user8782182033864 :
Don’t tell anyone how much you have, what you’re planning and what you achieve
2026-11-09 06:46:18
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maiadams3
Maimai :
I’m Australian and know exactly what you’re talking about and absolutely hate it too. There’s an underlying current of jealousy and insecurity
2026-11-09 10:00:18
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amythe_ot
Amythe_OT :
Aussie here. I definitely agree it’s a cultural issue, it can be a class thing and is often worse the upper you get, I think Aussies like to act “humble” and easy going when in a matter of fact most people are too scared to come across as gloating about what they have, if I had of been on the beach I would have celebrated your husband with you and been so excited!! Sincerely an Aussie would loves to celebrate others ❤️
2026-11-09 10:20:17
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lucetteromy
lucetteromy :
Experienced this my whole life growing up in Aus. Really messed me up and I found it hard to thrive. I moved to Bali and then LA when I was 19 for over 10 years and couldn’t believe how different it was and wonderful community were. I came back to Aus after I turned 30 to start a family and my partner and I are planning to leave back to the states again. It’s really difficult and you’re not alone it’s more common than Aussies want to acknowledge I feel
2026-11-09 04:53:17
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indianarosexo
Indi Greenaroonie :
It’s ROUGH! Haters everywhere
2026-11-09 05:46:05
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mon_lifts
Momo :
It’s incredibly frustrating to be torn down by others instead of celebrated! We should be proud [Teary eyed]
2026-11-09 10:15:35
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jem.power.tempest
jem.power.tempest :
Fr ! I never share to friends / family that I own a house at 23 yrs old cause everytime I did at the beginning I would just get so much judgment and jealousy. Like I feel I can’t be proud about it cause ive been made to feel like it’s rude to share this achievement as everyone has to tip toe around everyone cause everyone’s so fragile these days
2026-11-09 06:07:59
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user336489079
🤠 :
You are so right. As a lover of arts and culture I get excited abt new movies I just watched and tell them how much I recommend it, what I got was ‘You’re easily impressed’. Tough crowd, jesus.
2026-11-09 10:32:08
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nic88899222
nic88899222 :
They hate you for it and they will leave you out of everything going forward
2026-11-09 05:48:54
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rouroukabarah
Rayan Kabara :
Born here and I don’t know what on earth this is about
2026-11-09 10:22:55
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ngactivee
Nicole :
Choose your friends wisely my dear, it’s so rough out here, so many haters!!!!! 🙏🏽
2026-11-09 09:38:18
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michellejones03
Michelle Jones :
because people want to see everyone as equal. it's not you can't share, but don't show off. you aren't better than anyone. those people probably felt you were rude for listening to private conversation. Thats the thinking. it's better than a society based on class.
2026-11-09 06:19:28
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millyeftos
Milly :
Yeppp lived here my whole life and it’s insufferable. Evil eye everywhere
2026-11-09 04:23:52
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l_cdvs
Leah_D :
I absolutely agree with you! My family moved from South Africa to Australia, and growing up here, I’ve always felt that sense of community and genuine support was something missing compared to back home. There’s often this unspoken mentality of “people want to see you do well, just not better than them.” It’s honestly sad that people feel the need to keep their wins quiet rather than celebrate and uplift one another. We should be cheering each other on, celebrating each other’s success and wanting to see everyone thrive! That being said, it certainly doesn’t represent every Australian, as I’ve also met some genuinely beautiful people along the way ❤️
2026-11-09 05:34:45
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jaiminimistry
Jaimini Mistry :
So sorry this happened to you! I agree we should be celebrating and supporting people not bring them down. There's definitely Aussies out there who are not like that (like myself)
2026-11-09 06:14:16
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alignmentwithamelia
In alignment with Amelia :
Aussie here - it’s honestly so disheartening. I completely agree with you and the mini “jabs” are quite telling…
2026-11-09 04:06:33
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ammmmyyy3
Ammmmyyy :
100000% they don’t know bc it’s been their whole existence.. so it’s extremely competitive (for lack of a better word) without saying it is. It’s like unspoken truths etc
2026-11-09 06:04:41
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sg12345678908
Sg7890 :
“if you ain't got haters, you ain't poppin'"
2026-11-09 05:08:01
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pbanana123
banana123 ☆☆☆ :
I think you just spoke to the wrong people
2026-11-09 06:26:05
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.dapzzz
★ babygurldapz ★ :
It’s such a shame that this is the reality here. I was born here but grew up between Finland and Aus and came back here in my early 20’s- I thought I loved it till I moved back to Europe a couple years ago and realised the vibe is totally different. Mainly community wise and overall more cultured or idk- Aus is so beautiful and special in it’s own way but I’m realising it’s not for me as a place I’d like to settle in. It’s missing something. In saying that I guess the more aussies realise this part of the culture, then the more everyone could contribute to changing that? Tall poppy stuff I mean. There’s a reason why most travellers and foreigners tend to stick together, it’s bc aussies just aren’t that welcoming and including. Sometimes! But we can’t generalize🥲 I’m so 50-50 about Aus! I love it but also feeling meh toward it these days
2026-11-09 05:28:07
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chelseasawai
chelseasawai :
Whaaaaa 🤯 as a southerner from the US I don’t relate
2026-11-09 05:12:34
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fakebronde
kels 💗 :
Wow that’s so interesting, must definitely be an Aussie because as a Latina who lives in America. We cheer everyone on and support one another. Interesting perspective but keep being you and be the supportive person you are! 🥹🩷🩷
2026-11-09 04:15:02
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