Panic! At the high tea
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You're an idiot.
I can teach you proper tea etiquette! Send a invitation out to a dandy of your fancy. If you would like to show him your garden then instruct him to wear a hat. Make sure he knows how to hold a cup. Extending your pinky finger is considered rude. He should instead place his index finger inside the cup up to his knuckle while placing his thumb on top to secure the cup. Try to avoid swirling the cup so as not to cause sloshing. By remembering a few simple rules a good time can be had by all. Just remember to dot your eyes and not slosh your teas!
Sugar then milk. And relax. You are only 23 >.>
This is one of the ones where I really just don't care. Some people don't get married until they are 40 something. You'll be fine.
Before getting too upset remember: marriage is always a struggle. First, for unification, then for equality and finally for independence. You are at the end of the cycle without all the complications. And you can serve the tea any way you want :)
Honey u is over selling your self mmmmmmmhhhhhhhh
It's all preference, im from England and no one I know puts milk first.
To the op I always put sugar then milk and I'm single f and 35
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Wow. I always put my sugar in my coffee before the milk, even before reading this. Maybe I'm a natural-born lover? Still wouldn't explain why I'm single, though.
An even better reason to do sugar first is that the higher the temperature of the tea, the better the sugar will dissolve. Milk will cool it down a bit.