This blog is written in en-GB

A blogger defends their decision to write in British English with culturally specific references, rejecting a reader's suggestion to use more globally recognizable language and tropes. The author argues that cultural differences enrich communication and that readers are capable of understanding unfamiliar concepts through context clues, just as they navigate foreign cultural references in popular media. They emphasize that linguistic and cultural diversity should be embraced rather than homogenized for universal accessibility.