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I know it’s hard to wrap your head around it, but not everyone likes universally favorite things like taking a bath or watching The Bachelor. And when I say universally, I mean things that are great conversation starters, conversation silence killers, and friendship boosters. You just can’t go wrong by talking about them, or so we believe.
But it turns out, we forgot the crucial rule. There are as many likes and dislikes as there are people on this planet, and that’s a whole lot too much to count. So when someone asked on r/AskReddit “What do you think is disgusting that everyone else seems to like?" people finally had a chance to voice their unpopular opinions. The responses are pretty surprising, but they also give us a whole new other perspective on things we take for granted.
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#1
Celebrity worship. I. Don’t. Give. A. F**k. About. The. Kardashians.
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#3
The life story before you give me the mother flipping recipe. I just want the recipe.
To find out exactly why some things irritate us so much, we spoke with Susan Petang, a certified life coach and the creator of “The Quiet Zone Coaching,” who teaches women how to stop feeling overwhelmed and start waking up happy in the morning again.
When asked whether it’s true that some of us are more prone to getting irritated, Susan confirmed it’s true. “The attitude you bring to the world is going to determine how you react to it. If you tend to be negative, self-absorbed, or even lack self-worth, you may feel more irritated by life than other folks do. Being unhappy in general colors your perception, so minor pain-in-the-butt stuff can feel much harsher,” she explained.
“The most effective way to stop feeling irritated all the time is to discover what's eating at you under the surface. If you're feeling this way often or with little reason, there's something else that's really bothering you,” Susan said and added that sometimes it’s best to see a coach or a therapist if you need outside help.
#4
Reality TV shows that think humiliation and aggressive b***hy behaviour are entertainment.
#5
Bothering or being an inconvenience to someone and calling it a prank.
The good news is that we can all learn to deal with that strong feeling of being annoyed at something or someone. Susan said that learning to change the way we view irritating events, as well as finding compassion and setting limits with others when we need to, are how we get through that irritation.
The life coach explained: “Here's what that looks like. When a situation is annoying and irritating, ask yourself this question: 'What is something positive that can come from this? What lessons can I learn?' For example, if you're running late for work and traffic is bad, the upside is that you have extra time to mentally prepare for your job. A better parking spot might even open up! You may avoid an unpleasant client or phone call. You might learn that you have to wake up earlier to avoid this. There is always something positive to be found in any negative, irritating situation—even if it's only that you're a Bad-Ass Warrior who survived it all.”
#7
TikTok videos where people go around annoying people in public.
Like f*ck off you dumb prick and stop putting buckets on random people head
#8
Food ASMR. Don’t you ever dare make me listen to a person up close to a mic whispering and eating. It’s so gross. I hate the lip smacking, and the chewing, and everything about it. Grosssss
#9
Tik-tok. Not the app in particular, but the increase in popularity among low-effort content.
#10
Recording everything. People will take videos and pictures all night at the bar or a party, so you can't act an a** with your friends or it'll be all over social media.
#11
Obsessively taking selfies,
Recording everything outdoors
#12
Big Nicki Minaj type butts. Just oversized. If it's natural it's alright I guess, it's just not my type. Fake butts/boobs too. It's not attractive to me. I would prefer small natural butts/boobs to fake ones that look like basketballs or something.
#14
The whole "daddy" thing. Just seems really creepy to me and to me scream daddy issues but what do I know
Foxxy (The Original) 2 years ago
Yeah, that's extremely creepy and gross. I don't understand why people find it sexy, each to their own.
#15
Love Island. It’s so vacuous and awful. Everyone on there is thick and they all look the same
#16
Wearing shoes in your own house
Steffen Rehm 2 years ago
That is the nice thing about home, you can do whatever you want and have no ducks to give. (because they are mine! :P )
#17
Bobbing for apples. Everyone’s spit is in that tub of water. I do not want to put my open mouth on that slobbery apple.
#18
My 600 lbs Life, specifically the surgery part. I don't know how people look at raw human flesh so normally
#19
For me, it's drinking to the point where you can't stand up. Like, head spinning, probably should take an Advil and lay down with your foot on the ground drunk.
That happened to me this 4th of July weekend. Went to visit some cousins up in Wisconsin for the 4th and had myself a wild time. It was my first time drinking without limits (am 18, don't arrest me). I tried to be responsible, didn't start drinking until 5 pm made sure to eat. Well Coors Light as you keep going, kinda gets easier and easier to drink. I was slamming them down without caution the whole night. It was pretty bad. In the back of my soupy mind, I was thinking "maybe I should slow down/stop?" But nope, I didn't.
It wasnt until my cousin and grandpa told me to lay down on the couch because I could not walk straight and almost fell down. It was bad. My head was spinning so badly, it was weird. Sitting up was impossible. Felt like there was a 20 lb weight in the back of my skull. I hated it. I felt stupid (I was stupid. I said some dumb s**t).
I remember thinking "man, people do this a LOT. Like, they get this drunk like it's normal." I don't mind drinking in general, but man getting tipsy like that was not enjoyable in the slightest. Idk how people get like that weekly, or daily in extreme cases. Drinking's fun, but moderation, y'know?
#21
Dr. Pimple Popper. Ugh, just thinking about it makes me queasy.
Samantha Lomb 2 years ago
I love Sandra. She is so positive and has a really good bedside manner with patients.
#23
Exploitative Television. Shows that basically exist to make the viewer feel better about their own life by showing people struggle with their much harder life.
There’s a reason why people like the Jersey Shore cast, Octomom, etc. have meltdowns. It’s because they are put on display for the masses and they can’t separate their off screen life from onscreen.
Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
Ugh like 19 kids and counting! That is just disgusting. And Duck Dynasty, it's conservative trash television. Evangelical BS.
#24
I'm sorry but kids super gross me out. Theres always something dried to the skin on their face, or dried boogers on their nose, stains on their shirt, fingers are sticky. No judgment to any parent. I just get super grossed out when I see kids touch all kinds of stuff in the store. Lick their fingers, touch more stuff.
*insert gag noise*
#25
Theme parks (and yes, even Disney World) and especially places like Great Adventure. It’s always crowded, always hot, there's long lines, it’s expensive, and I don’t enjoy most rides (I get motion sickness). Everyone in the world besides me seems to be obsessed with them. And yes I realize I sound like a Debbie Downer but it’s just not my idea of a good time.
#26
Kraft American cheese slices. You could hold me up at cheese point and I’d give you everything I’ve got, I can’t even stand to look at the stuff.
#27
Hot tubs. I can’t get past the fact that you’re literally sitting in a stew of other people’s sweat and dead skin.
#28
Having a fetish for feet. I’ve got nothing against people who are into that, I just don’t see the appeal.
#30
Noodles with only ketchup as sauce
#31
Allowing the dog to lick them on the face and s**t, like he licks his a-hole with that.
Kimi Tomminello 2 years ago
Don't care, I'll take my chances. I brush his teeth and know what he eats. We spend 24/7 together. He's a severely anxious dog that had a traumatic birth and laying on my lap and licking my chin is part of his comfort routine.
#32
All those step sister fantasies people have, personally I find it pretty weird.
#33
Food play during sex the chocolate sauce might seem like a good idea but its sticky and a b***h to clean up
#35
The Office. I couldn’t make it through the first season.
What do you think ?
Sue Lynn Chan 2 years ago (edited)
For my opinion: Sex scene. Like does any movie need one? Why not just dance, cuddle or kiss?
Ozacoter 2 years ago (edited)
Right? Sex is part of life and should not be a taboo. But it is an intimate part and I have 0 interest on seeing it on camera. Why every series nowadays must have it? Just show the characters kiss or go to bed and cut to the next scene
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Jo Choto 2 years ago
Something not mentioned here that really, really bothers me, is when you watch a video where someone falls/trips/slips, etc. and is hurt, and everybody laughs. When I see someone get hurt, I have no reaction that involves laughing. A lot of these "caught on camera" shows or "America's funniest home videos" are full of people getting hurt and everyone laughing and laughing. It's so disgusting, I can't even say how angry it makes me. Like, what is the message here? Oh, you broke your arm. Ha-ha. You fell over and cracked your head. Ha-ha. You came off your bike and peeled your skin off. Ha-ha. I hate this dynamic.
Cat Crazy Lady 2 years ago (edited)
I'm usually more concerned and worried if I see someone hurt in that way. I recently talked to a friend who ALWAYS laughs if someone falls and it "looks funny". I think it's just one of those things where some people just laughs. Like a reflex almost. Some people laugh when they get nervous (just an example) Ofc. it's bad to laugh at someone that gets hurt but for some people it just triggers that reaction.
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Kanuli 2 years ago
Like 20% sounds a bit harsh to describe as “disgusting” and just like stuff people don’t like that much. Just coz you don’t like eating something it’s disgusting?
snipergun 2 years ago (edited)
I think you're right. Well I don't mind when people express it here, I mean they were asked. My father in law hates cheese. And no matter what anytime he sees you eating cheese he will start making these disgusted noises and express how much he hates it. Last time I actually scolded him (in front of his wife too, she just laughed). We all know he hates cheese, nobody forces him any, and nobody wants to hear that while we are eating.
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Sue Lynn Chan 2 years ago (edited)
For my opinion: Sex scene. Like does any movie need one? Why not just dance, cuddle or kiss?
Ozacoter 2 years ago (edited)
Right? Sex is part of life and should not be a taboo. But it is an intimate part and I have 0 interest on seeing it on camera. Why every series nowadays must have it? Just show the characters kiss or go to bed and cut to the next scene
Load More Replies... Jo Choto 2 years ago
Something not mentioned here that really, really bothers me, is when you watch a video where someone falls/trips/slips, etc. and is hurt, and everybody laughs. When I see someone get hurt, I have no reaction that involves laughing. A lot of these "caught on camera" shows or "America's funniest home videos" are full of people getting hurt and everyone laughing and laughing. It's so disgusting, I can't even say how angry it makes me. Like, what is the message here? Oh, you broke your arm. Ha-ha. You fell over and cracked your head. Ha-ha. You came off your bike and peeled your skin off. Ha-ha. I hate this dynamic.
Cat Crazy Lady 2 years ago (edited)
I'm usually more concerned and worried if I see someone hurt in that way. I recently talked to a friend who ALWAYS laughs if someone falls and it "looks funny". I think it's just one of those things where some people just laughs. Like a reflex almost. Some people laugh when they get nervous (just an example) Ofc. it's bad to laugh at someone that gets hurt but for some people it just triggers that reaction.
Load More Replies... Kanuli 2 years ago
Like 20% sounds a bit harsh to describe as “disgusting” and just like stuff people don’t like that much. Just coz you don’t like eating something it’s disgusting?
snipergun 2 years ago (edited)
I think you're right. Well I don't mind when people express it here, I mean they were asked. My father in law hates cheese. And no matter what anytime he sees you eating cheese he will start making these disgusted noises and express how much he hates it. Last time I actually scolded him (in front of his wife too, she just laughed). We all know he hates cheese, nobody forces him any, and nobody wants to hear that while we are eating.
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