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What’s considered “normal” is determined by society, but there are many societies around the globe that have their own quirks. In the United States, for example, it’s totally normal to drive your car anywhere you go, even if it’s just a mile away because there might not be decent sidewalks or crosswalks to get to your destination. In many other countries where roads are built to better accommodate pedestrians, this would be considered bizarre. It’s also normal in many European countries for kids to walk or bike to school by themselves, especially when they’re about 8-years-old or older. This would be very rare in the US. Even when in their own neighborhood, American kids are usually expected to have adult supervision at all times. When paying at a restaurant in the US, patrons typically hand the server their card, the server takes it to their computer, and then they return with the receipt. If a server in a European country tried to walk off with someone’s credit card, the customer might assume they were being robbed. Societal norms vary greatly based on where you are, so there's nothing wrong with questioning them. They might be more arbitrary than you think!

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Forbidding my (straight male) partner to spend time with female friends. He's a grown-a*s man; he should know how to hold healthy boundaries. It shouldn't be on me to keep him from cheating. If he's really gonna fall into the pants of the first girl I leave him alone with, she can have him.

Similarly, blaming someone else for my partner's failings, and/or trying to "win back" someone who doesn't want me. He's a big boy who can make his own choices (even bad ones), and I want a partner who wants to be with me, not someone I had to talk into staying.

(For the record, my dudeman of 20 years is awesome.)

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Sarah Spencer 2 years ago

Anyone that enters into a relationship and starts setting the terms and conditions of their new partners interactions is definitely not a healthy person to be with!

255points

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) I don't know if it's been mentioned already, but I'll throw in my 5 cents.

The need to be available 24/7, i.e. always having your phone on you.
I like going for long walks and leaving my phone at home. I don't feel guilty for missing texts or calls, it's just stressful being expected to be available all hours of the day.

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LagoonaBlueColleen 2 years ago

It's sad times when people are apologizing for not responding within a minute to a text. I have to tell friends to chill out. A text is not going to disappear. We all have other priorities and no one should expect anyone to stop their lives all of a sudden to engage in a conversation out of the blue.

179points

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One of the socially acceptable activities mentioned on this list is drinking alcohol. While alcohol has been around for centuries, it’s also the most commonly abused substance. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with having a couple drinks, especially in social settings. Alcohol is linked with many cultures, as sharing a bottle of wine with a loved one or enjoying some beers with your best friends can be great ways to bond. Holidays tend to be filled with booze in many places as well.

But regardless of how socially acceptable drinking is, it’s completely fair to question it too. People who have experience with alcoholics in their families or personal lives may decide that drinking will never be for them. Others decide to refrain from drinking for religious or health reasons. Drinking heavily can lead to developing heart, liver, or kidney issues and can even increase an individual's likelihood of developing cancer. It's completely up to individuals whether or not they decide to drink; no one should ever feel pressured to order a drink because its expected by society.

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) give a s**t about celebs. Sometimes they're fun to talk about for like 5 minutes but other than that? Aren't they just people? I don't get it.

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Bill Evs 2 years ago

Yep, definitely this. I just can't fathom why anyone would give a sh*t about what dress a celeb is wearing, who they're currently dating, etc. Whatever part of the brain that finds that stuff interesting I must just be missing.

250points

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“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Work myself to death.

Edit: I commented this, passed out, and now it blew up. Thank you for the awards.

Also please use your vacation days. Your sick days. Take your dog out. Hang out with the family. Even if you're alone like me - Go do something you like.

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Kris 2 years ago

My workplace has been under staffed for over a year. I refuse to work extra hours and when im sick Im staying in bed. Whats the point if you burn out and have no energy to do the things you actually like?

164points

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Talk to toxic family members

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Sarah Spencer 2 years ago

This!!! Being related to someone does not grant them permanent space in your life. If they are not good people, you DON'T owe them your time, your forgiveness or your love.

273points

Smoking is another habit that’s considered socially acceptable in some places but more taboo in others. We’re all well aware of cigarettes being carcinogens, and most of us have seen terrifying examples of what smoking can do to the body our entire lives. Yet for some reason, smoking is still incredibly common and accepted in many countries. In Greece, for example, about 38% of the population smokes, including 47% of men. According to cardiologist and tobacco control researcher Konstantinos Farsalinos, “Greeks aren’t highly motivated to quit. There is plenty of education, and we have smoking cessation centers, but they are not popular. There is not a lot of social pressure to quit smoking. Although there are laws prohibiting indoor smoking, those laws are not obeyed. So that reduces the social pressure. So, the smoker tends to forget the reasons why smoking is bad for you. Most Greek smokers only quit when they develop disease.” While the culture around smoking is different everywhere, it’s definitely worth questioning if it’s accepted wherever you live.

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Push for the removal of homeless. They need help, not further persecution.

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Jiminy 2 years ago (edited)

Honestly, it depends. We have organized beggar clans, which get driven into the country in spring and back home in autumn. They refuse any and all help, they even refuse to use the toilets specifically installed for them only they have a key for, and instead s**t on sidewalks and p**s in parks and bike parking spaces instead. I get persecution.

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“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Wear makeup. If I can deal with my face, so can everyone else

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

I like living in my own skin!

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“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Sacrifice a down payment on a house for a wedding.

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C W 2 years ago

Nobody understood why I wouldn’t have a big wedding. Between the costs and my MIL thinking it was her special day I talked my husband into a destination wedding with just us. When we got back my MIL had a fancy cocktail party. That was enough.

177points

Similarly to smoking, people around the world have very different views on recreational drugs as well. Marijuana is particularly controversial, as it has been legalized for recreational use in 6 countries, 19 states in the US, and parts of Australia. In places where it is legal, like the state of Oregon for example, it usually is considered socially acceptable. Sure, it’s not for everyone, but it’s legal and harmless, so people tend to mind their own business. However, in other places where it is heavily enforced, like the Philippines where it is considered a "dangerous drug", people are a lot less likely to openly discuss their marijuana use. How socially acceptable recreational drugs are depends greatly on individual cultures, but even in places where marijuana is common, there will always be those who simply have no interest in getting high.

#10

My dad just scolded me because I was unwilling to put in 60+ hrs/week at a new salaried job by saying 'I've worked 70/hr since I was out of college!'
Yeah dad, that's probably why you missed every important life event and smoke a juul at age 57

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

Good choice!

92points

#11

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) I don’t drink or do illicit drugs. Alcohol messes with my medication, and pot gives me anxiety. I am a sober person and people often give me s**t about it and call me boring.

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

I’m sorry to break this to you, but you’re hanging out with the wrong people. Unless everyone is drunk, being with drunk people is really boring!

365points

#12

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Hang out in a social setting where the music is so gawdam loud that you have to scream at the person next to you to communicate.

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Jiminy 2 years ago

I refuse to go to bars or restaurants where the music is too loud to talk to each other without screaming. I just don't get the point.

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Another thing mentioned on this list that some people swear they’ll never experience is dating apps. Online dating originally began in 1995 when Match.com launched, but as our culture has become increasingly obsessed with the internet since then, finding love online has only become more and more common. In 2020, the Pew Research Center found that 30% of Americans had ever used a dating site or app, including 48% of people between the ages of 18-29. These numbers have likely only gone up since the onset of the pandemic, though, and online dating is even more common among members of the LGBT+ community. Pew found that 55% of LGBT respondents had experience on a dating site or app, with 21% of them saying they had even been in a serious relationship with someone they met online.

#13

Two months ago, my dad died. He had cancer and had had it for like a year.

I told my work over and over again that he was really sick. I work in an office and am on a computer all day. I have a company-supplied laptop. I have the ability to work from home, but I was not allowed to do so because I was an hourly employee.

I told them that his condition was worsening. I live five hours from my parents. They refused to accommodate me, even when I offered to work every day from my parents house, just so I could be with him.

They said 'well maybe when the situation gets more dire.'

I tried to apply for FMLA (I think that’s the right acronym) and I wasn’t eligible because I was hourly and hadn’t been there for a year yet, despite the circumstances. A week before he died I told my boss that it was almost time and I might have to take off work.

They were not concerned and told me as long as I got my work done and didn’t miss deadlines. I took the day he died off work—I just had a bad feeling, and was packing to go see him when he passed.
I told my work and they don’t have bereavement leave. So I offered to work remotely during this period and again they refused. Again, I have a 'good job' working at a huge corporation, in an office; my job requires a degree.

I was forced to use all of my sick time and some of my PTO so I could attend his funeral and help my mother with arrangements.

And I'm stuck here because I can't afford to quit without something else lined up. I've been looking. They obviously don't see us as humans.

You don’t owe your company anything. I would give anything to go back and time and quit, just to spend the last few weeks with my dad.
Whatever company you work for doesn’t care about you, only about how much you make them. Don’t worry about screwing them over or anything because at the end of the day, you could die and they would consider it a small inconvenience.

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LagoonaBlueColleen 2 years ago

This. Companies think they're the most important s**t on the planet over humans. Idc if it's business or what. They're run by humans who've forgotten where they came from and the meaning of what's important. We're not slaves to corporations. We're brainwashed into believing we need them.

26points

#14

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Have kids.

I'm a 38 year old woman with lots of experience with kids - I like kids! - but people think that is a reason to birth them.

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

Being able to opt in or opt out of hanging out with munchkins is great! I love being Aunt Mary Rose and not Mommy!

177points

#15

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Ironing. Life is too short. I don't even own an iron and my clothes are just fine.

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Jar of Pickles 2 years ago

I may be weird, but I love ironing. The best part is when you watch the transformation of a shirt, from a wrinkled to a smooth one. I love it!

172points

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When it comes to apps specifically, they did begin as a way for same-sex couples to meet. Grindr, a location-based app geared towards gay and bisexual men, launched in 2009 and started somewhat of a sexual revolution in the gay community. Since then, dating apps have become the norm for everyone regardless of sexual orientation. Tinder launched in 2012, and now has over 50,000,000 users. But just because dating apps are now socially acceptable doesn’t mean everyone has to use them. In fact, about half of Americans say that online dating has had neither a positive or negative effect on their love lives. If you prefer to meet people the old fashion way, there’s no reason to feel pressured into using the internet.

#16

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Don't follow sports

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John Smith 2 years ago

I get really annoyed when people don't understand "I don't care it is boring to me" as an excuse to explain it to me in minute detail, as I just don't understand it. My usual response is to start explaining software development to them. Strangely they aren't interested and don't want to talk about it.. and yet don't get the link.

195points

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“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Yes. People are flabbergasted when I’m not informed on the latest celebrity news and honestly I just don’t see a reason to keep up with it

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Bernd Herbert 2 years ago

same here. I just don't give a s**t

97points

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#18

Smoking. I can't stand cigarette smell.

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364points

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Nikki Sevven 2 years ago

I'm a smoker (down from 30/day to 10/day and on my way to quitting completely), and I always ensure I'm well away from everyone when I light up. No one wants to breathe my smoke or even get it on their clothes. It absolutely is a disgusting habit, and I wish my parents hadn't smoked, because I probably would never have started.

30points

Social media is another thing that has become socially acceptable, but still doesn’t appeal to everyone. Since social media began in the early 2000s, it has dominated the internet. In 2004, MySpace was the first site of its kind to reach over 1 million monthly active users, but today, Facebook has 2.89 billion active users. Facebook has been the most popular social media site globally for over a decade now, but Youtube is quickly catching up, with 2.29 billion active users. Among the other most successful sites are Instagram, which currently has 2 billion active users, and TikTok, which has only been around since 2016 and already has 1 billion active monthly users.

#19

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Walk in the house with shoes.
Why people want to track all the junk from the outside and smear it over the floors , bed, and couch?! No thanks

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Legendteller 2 years ago

Here in Finland that's considered VERY rude and it makes sense to take the shoes off.

16points

#20

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Call my coffee something other than small, medium & large.

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

Agreed!

58points

#21

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Bore other people with photos of everyday stuff they see all the time anyway. For example, the meal I am going to eat, the shoes I bought, the place I am at.

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LagoonaBlueColleen 2 years ago

If it's on social media people have the choice to just scroll past it.

64points

Despite how popular social media sites are, it’s understandable why some people would want to avoid them. One of the biggest reasons people cite for staying off these apps is because they can be a huge waste of time. The average global user spends about 2 hours and 27 minutes on social media per day, with average users in Nigeria and the Philippines spending over 4 hours per day. It’s easy to rack up hours on these sites though, as they are typically designed to be addictive. With features like “likes” and feeds designed to constantly show users new content, these websites are aimed at getting users hooked.

#22

Do “lives” on social media. Since when did vanity and narcissism become so acceptable?

No one cares about your dining experience or “get ready with me” moments.

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C W 2 years ago

Sadly some do care or it wouldn’t be a thing

78points

#23

Text while hanging with friends, or out to dinner, or driving, or in a movie theater.

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Firstname Lastname 2 years ago

I'll text my man to update him on if I plan on being home soon, as a courtesy, but otherwise my phone is out of sight. Texting around others is rude.

115points

#24

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) One Night Stands

Sex doesn't mean anything to me if I can't build a connection first

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Sandra Morison 2 years ago

This is such a personal choice .........

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Social media is also notorious for causing users to compare themselves to others, which can negatively impact their self esteem. One study from the University of Pennsylvania even found that reducing social media use to only 30 minutes a day resulted in a reduction in anxiety levels, depression, loneliness, sleep problems and FOMO (fear of missing out). Like everything else, there’s nothing wrong with using social media in moderation. But just because it’s considered “normal” to spend hours a day on these sites does not mean you need to create an account today. If your life is perfectly fine without social media, I’m sure it won’t be any better with it.

#25

Going in debt $30k-$70k for a vehicle.

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Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago

Which begins to depreciate the minute you drive it out of the lot. I've always bought used cars, and I've never regretted it.

76points

#26

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Shave/wax my pubes. I actually really like having pubic hair. It doesn't bother me or my partner, and I find waxing and/or shaving extremely uncomfortable and not at all worth it.

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PC 2 years ago

For ladies. when they do it's like people want us to be little girls and that's. creepy [I'm not explaining this well.].

183points

#27

Buy fast fashion (or pretty much any fashion whose supply chain is questionable). I used to. Then I found out not only how and where those clothes begin their lives, but also how and where those clothes end their lives.

It was so horrific, I decided I was done. I now buy secondhand, or I save and buy pieces from independent tailors from sites like Etsy. And I research the tailor too.

I also took some of the money I saved from clothes shopping and got a sewing machine. I am learning to sew and make my own summer dresses (I'm not good enough yet to take on complex clothing, but I'm learning)

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

My grandmother made most of my clothes for me when I was a child, and she had an old treadle machine that she eventually replaced with something more in keeping with the times. After my poor grandfather died after living on without my grandmother for 11 years, my aunt had all of the grandchildren—who were all adults—had each of us walk through my grandparents’ home of 60+ year (a home my grandfather built) and put a Post-It with our name on anything we wanted to take home with us. I chose a small number of things, all of which were made by one or the other of my grandparents, and I took home everything I asked for.

58points

I think this list has taught us that just because something is considered "normal" does not mean we have to go along with it. We all have the right to make our own choices, and what's socially acceptable totally depends on where we end up living. Enjoy the rest of this list, and remember to upvote the answers you most agree with. Then let us know in the comments if you think of any other "normal" activities you would never do that didn't make it onto this list.

#28

My wife and I had a very small wedding on a beach with only our parents there. Then, we drove to a mountain and hiked to the top with our photographer for our first dance.
It was incredible and people keep telling us they wish they could’ve done something that simple but social pressures made them spend more.
Now, we’ve just had to spend more than the entire cost of our wedding just to buy the plane tickets to attend my sister’s big wedding.

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TheReader19 2 years ago

Treat it as a nice holiday, but seriously; I wouldn't go into debt to go to my own wedding much less anyone else. If I couldn't afford it I wouldn't go sister or no sister

71points

#29

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Faking orgasms

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June 2 years ago

Never with someone you want to have sex again with. But sometimes it can help to shorten an awkward hookup 🤷‍♀️

25points

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#30

Have tons of social media accounts where I'm constantly posting pictures of what I'm doing every day. Remember, if it's not photographed and posted online, it didn't happen.

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TheReader19 2 years ago

Who cares, unless, you need to bring evidence to a court of law?

58points

#31

Didn’t see it here so figured I’d share. Live in a city. I was born in a large city, lived there until I was 11. Then moved to the woods. I’ve lived in the woods since then and although I have visited cities since, I could never live there. Too many people, too much noise and I just don’t feel comfortable. I feel more comfortable taking walks at night in the woods than I would in a city.

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

I lived in San Francisco for most of my adult life (40 of my now 66 years), and my last apartment there was the best one I’d ever had, and I wanted to spend the rest of my life there. Alas, once I was no longer working, I had to move, and after a year (minus two days) of living with my favorite brother and his wife on their farm in rural Oregon, I ended up with a job in a small town on the Mendocino coast of Northern California. I have come to love small-town life in a way I would never have anticipated. I just wish I weren’t so far from my dearest friends, who all live in the Bay Area.

60points

#32

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Have never and will never use a dating app.

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Slytherin_4_LYF 2 years ago

Sometimes that is the only way people can get to know new people. Haven't used one in a while, but i def would again if i needed to.

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Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#33

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Small talk.

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Angi 2 years ago

Awkward

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#34

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) This might be oddly specific, it's wearing flip flops.

I grew up in a tourist beach town, I have never owned a pair of flip flops in my life. I find them wildly uncomfortable and people in my hometown look at me like a crazy person when I tell them I don't own a pair.

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Firstname Lastname 2 years ago

I don't like the idea of having that thing between my toes.

116points

#35

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Wearing a bra, I completely hate the feeling

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troufaki13 2 years ago

Big chested girls like me, need support though

244points

#36

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) brushing before breakfast:

doing that is basically wiping before you s**t and i refuse to do that

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troufaki13 2 years ago

And I refuse to eat when my mouth feels and smells like old shoes :)

160points

#37

Buy copious amounts of dishes, Why the f**k do you need 27 plates for the two people in your household. Im looking at you mom.

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Random Panda 2 years ago (edited)

Do you never have guests over? I also have a dumber reason for it - so I can use my dishwasher. I wouldn't run it for just two or three plates (it's wasting water and energy) and I hate washing dishes, so I have enough to use until the dishwasher is full.

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Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#38

The Hustle Culture. Although I like the idea of bettering your life but always thinking of doing something or the other will leave you with burnout. Taking a break regularly is nessecary

Edit: It's good if you are in a bad place. But it's not always about working your a*s off. What's important is taking a break and keep it from becoming toxic

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Yeah, you heard 2 years ago

What does this even mean? To me, hustling means coercing or tricking people into doing something or buying something. I don't think that's generally accepted though is it?

33points

#39

“What Is Something Considered To Be ‘Normal’ By Society That You Refuse To Do?” (40 Answers) Drink alcohol.

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Angi 2 years ago

I don't mind the occasional social drink as long as I can't taste or feel the alcohol lol

30points

Zoe's Mom 2 years ago

Try Angry Orchard Apple Crisp beer. Taste like apple juice. My favorite beer.

6points

Coffee_nut45? 2 years ago

I had to learn my limits and my limit was zero alcohol ruined my marriage and now every time I smell alcohol I start having PTSD flashbacks I've been sober 23 years now if other people choose to drink that's fine I have no problem with that but for me I can't do it because I know I don't have an off button

9points

Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago

Congratulations on 23 years! Saturday was my 7th sobriety birthday, and I've never been happier.

6points

Bill Evs 2 years ago

I don't see a problem with having a drink as such but those who drink to excess and then make a nuisance of themselves, yeah not so much. The problem is the responsible drinkers go unnoticed because they know when to say when and aren't making t*ts of themselves whereas the ones who get trollied and then start picking fights or generally just being a*seholes stand out like a sore thumb.

6points

Raccoon Queen 2 years ago

But also don’t dunk on people who drink responsibility. Not me, I’m not legal drinking age

3points

Vanny the Gryphon 2 years ago

A lot of my family drink alcohol not super often but it's fine with me as long as my dad can drive us home lol (I'm not old enough to drive)

2points

Kawaii Heather 2 years ago

I don't drink. Some people cannot fathom not drinking a glass of wine or drink a beer. I do not like the smell of alcohol. Then when someone tries to get me try a drink because "you can't taste the alcohol" is wrong because I can smell it. That's like me (a big coffee drinker) telling you to try my macchiatto because you can't taste the coffee.

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Jessica Julian 2 years ago

I don't like the taste. I'm what is called a super-taster, which means I have more taste buds than normal. I just can't do a lot of foods, and some drinks, because of it...but I will drink the occasional Irish Cream with a lot of ice...when the ice melts, it waters it down so that the alcohol isn't as stong. And by occas3, I mean two or three times a year.

1point

Edurne 2 years ago

same. I've never been able to understand how drinking something that can change your perception, affect your behaviour leading to making a fool of yourself, put you in danger and make you feel extremely sick afterwards is considered as "fun". also, it tastes absolutely nasty to me.. I find it hard to believe people actually like it

1point

Alana Voeks 2 years ago

Fruity drinks with rum are my thing, but not ever enough to get me drunk

1point

Nathaniel 2 years ago

I rarely drink it, only with meals out, and not every time then. Most I will ever have in one sitting is three pints, and that will happen maybe 2 or 3 times a year. I tried drinking in my youth, tried being out with the lads and thought why? Loud pubs, louder clubs, stumbling around, constantly having to go to the loo, what is enjoyable about it?

1point

Susan Kiser 2 years ago

Hubby & I own and ride a Harley. Hubby is employed as a lead in a distillery. We don’t drink. It amazes people.

0points

Ivan Petrov 2 years ago

As a child, I mistook a bottle of very strong alcohol for lemonade (it was the same color and in the same glass bottle) and took a big swig, which I promptly spat out in the sink - since then I cannot drink that type of alcohol. Also, alcohol just taste weird for me.

0points

Daisha S. 2 years ago

I agree, I hate it.

0points

Liam Lowenthal 2 years ago

Another double topic

0points

Scourge McCloud 2 years ago

I've tried drinking, everything I tasted at the resort all tasted like same to me. All I could taste was the alcohol. Definitely has a distinct not so pleasant taste.

0points

Lorie Shewbridge 2 years ago

I love a good glass of wine or ice-cold vodka but cannot partake any longer because of my meds. People are always trying to get me to have “just one.” It's so damn annoying!

0points

Nick Ford 2 years ago

I quit drinking at 33 and retired five years later. It was not a coincidence.

0points

Quanti 2 years ago

I don't drink, but I also don't care about people around me drinking, as long as they respect that I don't want to.

0points

Allan Doran 2 years ago

I refuse to drink urine.

0points

James G. Currie 2 years ago

I'll have a (small) glass of wine at dinner...when I do, it's red to help the heart... The only reason I every drank (any) beer was 'cause it was an "adult" beverage, and Dad would let us have a sip. (I'd rather drink coffee than beer, and I strongly dislike coffee...)

0points

Amy Stone-Chandler 2 years ago

Nope. Me either

0points

Kylie Mountain 2 years ago

Same. I'm well over legal age, I just... never really saw the point? I don't have any problem with people drinking responsibly. It just doesn't seem fun or necessary to me personally. And getting drunk, just... why? The only people getting entertainment out of it are the other people with you, until they're not because you threw up on them or something.

0points

James016 2 years ago

I went teetotal in 2002 and that's that. Got a bit of c**p for it at the time but shut it down quickly

0points

#40

Play wordle

TroyTC Report

Final score:

37points

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Susan Kiser 2 years ago

I don’t even know what this is

4points

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#41

Vaping

Casperthedeadboi Report

Final score:

31points

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Bill Evs 2 years ago

Depends which way you look at it. Don't get me wrong I don't think anyone should just take up vaping for the sake of it. However vaping was the one thing that helped me quit cigarettes after many other failed attempts and has done for many other ex-smokers I know. Yes it could be argued that I swapped one addiction for another but weaning myself off the vape was easier than cigarettes by a county mile. Again if you've never smoked then don't start vaping just cos but as a tool to help people quit cigarettes it can be useful.

19points

#42

Sleep around. Meaningless physical touch just grosses me out.

valley_G Report

Final score:

29points

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Zedrapazia 2 years ago

Non native speaker here, what's "sleep around"? I know what sleeping is, but how do you sleep around something or someone?

4points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#43

Making my husband have a man cave. It’s his house too. He shouldn’t just be banished to one room

JelloTypical4283 Report

Final score:

26points

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Bunzilla 2 years ago

Sometimes it's nice to have your own space. Especially if you're an introvert. Sometimes you just want some time to yourself.

2points

#44

Upload pictures of yourself online

DCJustSomeone Report

Final score:

25points

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Jo Johannsen 2 years ago

I dislike having my picture taken. Posting one online is totally out of the question.

5points

#45

I refuse to pay for an autograph of any kind. I've been a book signing or two, but that was because I liked the author. Every famous person I've met has been by total accident.

The68Guns Report

Final score:

25points

POST

BetterBitterButter 2 years ago

You have to pay?

13points

#46

Eating a*s! I remember when everyone thought it was f*****g disgusting and now people are turned on by eating literal s**t and have their a*s eaten. Can't understand how our evolution has come to this.

ChrilleSahlin Report

Final score:

24points

POST

Per-Ole Sjuve 2 years ago

If you think this is new your innocence amuse me. :D

8points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#47

Use literally when I mean figuratively.

dgl6y7 Report

Final score:

20points

POST

Markart 2 years ago

I literally say this all the time.

7points

#48

Credit card debt… like… why?!?!

Nah, just kidding, I’m American, I have cc debt

NameIsJohn Report

Final score:

20points

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Jo Johannsen 2 years ago

The sole reason I use my CC is to get "rewards". The balance is paid monthly. Hopefully, I never have an emergency that will change that.

4points

WinnieVinegarBottle Report

#49

Climb up the ladder and be the boss. I could but why.

Final score:

18points

POST

LagoonaBlueColleen 2 years ago

I'll admit I have no interest in getting promoted at work. I experience firsthand how they treat their employees. I could never be the one to beg someone who's in the hospital very sick to "try to make an effort to come in. You're health is not as important as our client's money." F**k that.

6points

#50

sex. the idea makes me uncomfortable and weirded out but if u dont do it then ur weird for being a virgin

pixlehasadmin Report

Final score:

17points

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Mary Rose Kent 2 years ago

You have to make decisions based on your own feelings and values. Nobody—and I really mean zero people—should have sex because of peer-group pressure.

22points

#51

Stand for the national anthem it’s not a political statement. I just don’t like group programmed things just because everyone is doing it I have to. Plus I know the contributions my family has made for the USA.

jhop213 Report

Final score:

17points

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Sandra Libertad 2 years ago

I hate hymns and flags. I don't and never had this patriotic feeling, to be born in one country or another is an accident and doesn't define me as a person.

14points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#52

Lie out of politeness

If i have to, I would rather just say nothing, point out a separate positive(deflect), or find the best way to not hurt their feelings

Sparing someone the brunt of the truth does not only hurt their development, but its hugely patronizing

Sm0ahk Report

Final score:

15points

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Monday 2 years ago

I think if I stopped doing this I'd be out of a job...a polite lie followed by a correction or encouraging statement is like the staple of my classroom communication

5points

#53

Watch porn

Quackquack1337 Report

Final score:

13points

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Monday 2 years ago

I don't get the appeal of watching other people have sex either, but hey, to each their own.

3points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

#54

I felt this way for a long time, but my partner is the youngest of 5 siblings and the family has never had a wedding or proper family function (outside of casual holidays). Even his parents eloped!
Our initial plan for a small backyard wedding kept growing and growing as logistics got more difficult: renting a tent, tables, chairs, tablecloths, place settings, port-o-potties, building a viable dance floor for the backyard.
With 2 big families, our minimum headcount was higher than we'd like. Annnnd with a bigger headcount, you either pay for a venue or save a mere grand for the stress of building your own venue and dealing with thrice as many vendors 😅
We've still had a ton of reservations about the cost (wedding is in June), but recently learned that some family members on his side are in very poor health and not long for this world.
Soon as we learned that, the cost didn't seem as important as having the first formal family reunion in 75 years.
We've joked straight through that a wedding is not about the couple getting married, and it seems truer than ever. Humbled to provide the opportunity to celebrate with everyone and to get real family portraits.
It definitely isn't the choice for everyone.

dropsofzeus Report

Final score:

13points

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#55

Go to bed early like f**k you I still get my 8 hours

Igotdakeyskeyskeys Report

Final score:

9points

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troufaki13 2 years ago

It depends on your schedule the morning after. And also, if I'm not mistaken the sleep hormones are released during the night

13points

#56

Do dishes! If it brakes in the dish washer it goes in the trash. (also I dont buy things that dont go in the dish washer)

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Final score:

8points

Kris

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JJ 2 years ago

Ah, I truly feel this one. If it breaks (and cannot be repaired), I'll have a new one within 48 hours. That's one of the very few essential things in my household I won't go without.

2points

#57

slipshuck Report

Final score:

-5points

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Vanessa Richardson 2 years ago

So you’d rather (potentially) be pulled over by the police and/or fined? This one is weird to me.

5points

Howdy, I'm Adelaide! I'm originally from Texas, but after graduating from university with an acting degree, I relocated to sunny Los Angeles for a while. I then got a serious bite from the travel bug and found myself moving to Sweden and England before settling in Lithuania about two years ago. I'm passionate about animal welfare, sustainability and eating delicious food. But as you can see, I cover a wide range of topics including drama, internet trends and hilarious memes. I can easily be won over with a Seinfeld reference, vegan pastry or glass of fresh cold brew. And during my free time, I can usually be seen strolling through a park, playing tennis or baking something tasty.

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Cactuar Jon 2 years ago

Businesses bending to please customers no matter what. This whole 'the customer is always right' mentality. It is soul destroying for the workers that have to deal with these kinds of customers and it's about time businesses start standing up for themselves against entitled baby adults who act like it's the end of the world when they have to cover their own return postage costs. Humans should not be treat so badly by other humans while trying to provide them with a service!

30points

Lisa Swager 2 years ago

Agreed. Be the customer who gets awesome service because you are polite, respectful, and worth helping to have a good outcome.

8points

Bill Evs 2 years ago

Smart phone obsession. I know people who seemingly can't put their phone down for more than a few minutes at a time.

20points

Monday 2 years ago

My mother is like that. I have the tendency to forget about the existence of my phone for days at a time though, which isn't really great for communication either.

6points

Debbie 2 years ago

Didn't read the entire list, but to me it seems many were just "getting older and more relaxed and less caring about what other thinks" things. Could also be titled "Things you stop worrying about when you are growing older".

11points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

Some of them were definitely like that, others were just pretentious (like the ones that refuse to say "grande" or "venti")

3points

John Baker 2 years ago

Use Alexa. Not only are there privacy issues, I do not talk to inanimate objects.

10points

Tamra 2 years ago

I'd like to say I'm the same, although I did cuss a tree limb when I tripped over it yesterday. Falling, at my age, is not funny. F*****g tree limb.

4points

Jay Son 2 years ago

I have entire conversations with my Google assistant lol

0points

Elissa H 2 years ago

I talk to Alexa, but yeah, those privacy issues are worrisome. I've also talked to inanimate objects - bumped into a table/door/manequin and said 'oh, sorry.' LOL. Talk back to the tv sometimes, too. But I fully accept I am a weird one...

0points

magpookie1133 2 years ago

Why is wearing tall heels not on this list? I refuse to wear things that causes pain in my feet and cause disfigurement in toes over time. I just don't get it.

9points

Jennifer Lee 2 years ago

I can't believe that wearing high heels is still a thing. They feel horrible and they deform your toes. I haven't worn heels in years and my toes are all perfectly straight and smooth.

6points

Elissa H 2 years ago

Thinking my way is the only way... I'm so tired of people thinking that what is right to them/for them is right for everyone. Especially now that the government is making decisions for everyone based on their own private/religious beliefs.

6points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

I'm of two minds on this. I can see your point of view, for sure, but humans wouldn't have succeeded as a species without cooperation, and without thinking of the group as a whole. We're social animals because alone, we're not that great. We're fragile, we're weak (compared to other animals that are similarly sized), we're slow...if a human and a chimp had a fight, the chimp would eat the human's face off. If 50 humans fought the chimp, they would win. If 49 humans sat back and did nothing while one fought it, then the chimp would win and move on to the next person. And the next. And the next. Now imagine that chimp is covid and you can see why vaccines and masking and social distancing are so important

2points

COCO puff 2 years ago

Hmm, its just personal opinions.

6points

SoloDadof3 2 years ago

People downvoting your comments when they are on subject, then getting a ban because BP refuses to even have a person check first!

5points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

Yeah, getting your comments hidden because it's an unpopular opinion is a bummer

1point

Karen Barker 2 years ago

The obsession with hero worshipping the military. It's overdone and ridiculous.

4points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

It's just low key proaganda

4points

Ruby 2 years ago

Always having your phone out during concerts. Live in the moment people, why do you need to record a whole darn song and block the view for others?! The amount of phones in the air filming nowadays when the band gets on stage, it's crazy.

4points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

That one seems weird to me too - like, you aren't doing a better job of recording the concert than the professional videographers are doing (probably at that same concert), all you'll hear on the phone is the screaming of the people around you (because phone microphones work different than human ears), and all you'll see is a distant blur of lights because the camera can't pick out what the human eye focuses on...it's really just a waste of time

1point

Troux 2 years ago

I would love to force those people to watch an entire concert on a phone recording. Blurry, shaking camera picking up 30% of the visuals and 20% of the sounds. Yes, let's save that.

1point

ThePlantMoss 2 years ago

i would film a little bit, maybe just when the band shows up, because it will help me remember, but really no more than 3mins across an entire show absolute max

0points

Elissa H 2 years ago

I go back & forth...generally I prefer just watching/listening/dancing. But I also do take some pictures. The only thing I filmed was the encore song. But, I am totally with living in the moment. I do catch myself sometimes & put my phone away/shut the tv off/put my book down....

-1point

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

For me, it's watching gory movies. Like the Saw franchise, or Final Destination, or any other movies where they viscerally show people getting killed. There's something really wrong with a culture that has movie theatres full of people watching human bodies being torn apart, but showing people having sex is still considered to be pretty taboo.

2points

Ein Steinbeck 2 years ago

Fvck late-stage capitalism and all of its fans. I refuse to put corporations over humans.

2points

Beth Bartel 2 years ago

Why is the last one on the list the featured thumbnail?

1point

I've been watching you since 2 years ago

Acting like the customer is always right. Not true AT ALL. The saying is just a way for rude people to manipulate employees and get what they want most times.

1point

Noel Benavente 2 years ago

Celebrating my birthday or congratulate people on theirs... i absolutelly see no reason.

1point

Lulu Lay 2 years ago

Eating animals. Have zero qualms with other people eating meat and cook steak, chicken, and fish for my meat eating husband all the time. But just like some human beings were born LGBTQ+, I was born to be a vegetarian.

0points

Charlie Glass 2 years ago

I don't understand why there are paragraphs on not drinking and not smoking and about dating apps between the numbered points. This website is hard to read.

0points

PixelatedPeach 2 years ago

I never had any interest in downloading TikTok, but my mom always likes sending me TikToks she likes, so I finally downloaded the app just so I can watch what my mom sends me but I just don’t bother with it otherwise 🤷🏼‍♀️

0points

Demon Child 2 years ago

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0points

Linda Tisue 2 years ago

Taking a cruise ferry. More over taking a car in the ferry so one can drive around. I live in Sweden.for all the ecofriendly people, somehow Swedes think it is their birthright to take those polluting cruises.

0points

Sabrina Bowen 2 years ago

Having friends. I don't have friends, I don't want friends. I have my husband a d that's often more social interaction than I can handle or want.

0points

Amo Mazzuchelli 2 years ago

This is a "just do you" post, I like it people shouldn't feel pressured to do thing they just don't want to do

0points

Lorie Shewbridge 2 years ago (edited)

This may not be totally the norm, but using the insanely hard-to-read cApItAl AnD sMaLl letter typing. I HATE it. Please stop it, people!!! I know, I did it there, just for effect so you could see what I meant. 🤬

0points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

I get the reasoning for it though - it's meant to denote mockery and sarcasm, which is inherently VERY tricky to get across with the written word. It's meant to be read the way a kid would repeat back something you said to make fun of you: "I said to go clean your room!" "I sAid tO go cLeAn YoUr rOoooOmM"

2points

Iga Błażejewska 2 years ago

I will never drink coffee. I find it equal to alcohol and cigarettes and pot, it's addictive and it irks me that caffeine addiction is so normalized.

0points

RaroaRaroa 2 years ago

I gave up by #7. Nothing on that list is stuff I consider people are "normally" doing anyway. Except the posting their good deeds, which is fine by me. It does no harm, and if it's the only reason someone does a good deed, who cares. The recipient of the deed still receives.

0points

Spider 2 years ago

Great thumbnail, especially during pride month. 👎🏻👎🏻

0points

Bryan With A Why 2 years ago

It's the only reason I read this article because it's 100% on the dot. Nobody cares about your pride or your mental illnesses. Just fix yourself and work on building a better family and stop caring what the world thinks.

0points

Alana Voeks 2 years ago

The idea that you NEED to respect your parents. They brought you into this world, but you can take yourself out. Not only that, but don't you think the ones WITH EXPERIENCE should be working for the respect, not the other way around? Doing the bare minimum is not earning respect. That's doing your due diligence for bringing a life into this world.

0points

Lisa Swager 2 years ago

I hate the media-centric displays of who is gay today. I dont care who you do, you do you! I just dont need it taking my news feed. Not my business.

0points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

Down voted for SURE. This is SUCH a hetero-centric point of view. Nobody asked for your input. But you know who does care about celebrities coming out? Gay people. People who are still in the closet. People who still have to fear for their LIVES when they consider coming out. People who worry about being attacked, having their lives on the line, for walking or talking "too gay". When gay is normalized, people like me won't have to worry as much. When people like Lil Nas X, Elliott Page, and Kristen Stewart come out, and talk about it, and share it, they are making life immeasurably better for people like them. But sure, they should STFU because it annoys your breeder a*s.

3points

Elissa H 2 years ago

Do you feel the same in general about anyone - like celebrity gossip - gay or straight? Or is it just a gay issue for you?

0points

Troux 2 years ago

Is it different from any other celeb relationship news for you, like dates, weddings, baby announcements?

0points

Stefan 2 years ago

Having a pet. For me, it doesn't make any sense. Why would you breed and slave an animal, remove all their wild instinct for absolute no use other than serve humans' lack of affection.

-1point

ThePlantMoss 2 years ago

Dogs have been domesticated for thousands and thousands of years, humans love companionship - and animals are nonjudgemental and loyal

2points

Cartoon Fan Girl 2 years ago

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Phil Vaive 2 years ago

Out of all the topics that are glamourized in pop culture and music, you chose to make polygamy your example? Not like, rape, child molestation, murder? Polygamy is your hill to die on? Weird.

1point

Chris Longski 2 years ago

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Cactuar Jon 2 years ago

30points

Lisa Swager 2 years ago

Agreed. Be the customer who gets awesome service because you are polite, respectful, and worth helping to have a good outcome.

8points

Bill Evs 2 years ago

Smart phone obsession. I know people who seemingly can't put their phone down for more than a few minutes at a time.

20points

Monday 2 years ago

My mother is like that. I have the tendency to forget about the existence of my phone for days at a time though, which isn't really great for communication either.

6points

Debbie 2 years ago

11points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

Some of them were definitely like that, others were just pretentious (like the ones that refuse to say "grande" or "venti")

3points

John Baker 2 years ago

Use Alexa. Not only are there privacy issues, I do not talk to inanimate objects.

10points

Tamra 2 years ago

I'd like to say I'm the same, although I did cuss a tree limb when I tripped over it yesterday. Falling, at my age, is not funny. F*****g tree limb.

4points

Jay Son 2 years ago

I have entire conversations with my Google assistant lol

0points

Elissa H 2 years ago

0points

magpookie1133 2 years ago

Why is wearing tall heels not on this list? I refuse to wear things that causes pain in my feet and cause disfigurement in toes over time. I just don't get it.

9points

Jennifer Lee 2 years ago

I can't believe that wearing high heels is still a thing. They feel horrible and they deform your toes. I haven't worn heels in years and my toes are all perfectly straight and smooth.

6points

Elissa H 2 years ago

6points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

2points

COCO puff 2 years ago

Hmm, its just personal opinions.

6points

SoloDadof3 2 years ago

People downvoting your comments when they are on subject, then getting a ban because BP refuses to even have a person check first!

5points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

Yeah, getting your comments hidden because it's an unpopular opinion is a bummer

1point

Karen Barker 2 years ago

The obsession with hero worshipping the military. It's overdone and ridiculous.

4points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

It's just low key proaganda

4points

Ruby 2 years ago

4points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

1point

Troux 2 years ago

I would love to force those people to watch an entire concert on a phone recording. Blurry, shaking camera picking up 30% of the visuals and 20% of the sounds. Yes, let's save that.

1point

ThePlantMoss 2 years ago

i would film a little bit, maybe just when the band shows up, because it will help me remember, but really no more than 3mins across an entire show absolute max

0points

Elissa H 2 years ago

-1point

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

2points

Ein Steinbeck 2 years ago

Fvck late-stage capitalism and all of its fans. I refuse to put corporations over humans.

2points

Beth Bartel 2 years ago

Why is the last one on the list the featured thumbnail?

1point

I've been watching you since 2 years ago

Acting like the customer is always right. Not true AT ALL. The saying is just a way for rude people to manipulate employees and get what they want most times.

1point

Noel Benavente 2 years ago

Celebrating my birthday or congratulate people on theirs... i absolutelly see no reason.

1point

Lulu Lay 2 years ago

0points

Charlie Glass 2 years ago

I don't understand why there are paragraphs on not drinking and not smoking and about dating apps between the numbered points. This website is hard to read.

0points

PixelatedPeach 2 years ago

0points

Demon Child 2 years ago

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0points

Linda Tisue 2 years ago

0points

Sabrina Bowen 2 years ago

Having friends. I don't have friends, I don't want friends. I have my husband a d that's often more social interaction than I can handle or want.

0points

Amo Mazzuchelli 2 years ago

This is a "just do you" post, I like it people shouldn't feel pressured to do thing they just don't want to do

0points

Lorie Shewbridge 2 years ago (edited)

0points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

2points

Iga Błażejewska 2 years ago

I will never drink coffee. I find it equal to alcohol and cigarettes and pot, it's addictive and it irks me that caffeine addiction is so normalized.

0points

RaroaRaroa 2 years ago

0points

Spider 2 years ago

Great thumbnail, especially during pride month. 👎🏻👎🏻

0points

Bryan With A Why 2 years ago

0points

Alana Voeks 2 years ago

0points

Lisa Swager 2 years ago

I hate the media-centric displays of who is gay today. I dont care who you do, you do you! I just dont need it taking my news feed. Not my business.

0points

Phil Vaive 2 years ago

3points

Elissa H 2 years ago

Do you feel the same in general about anyone - like celebrity gossip - gay or straight? Or is it just a gay issue for you?

0points

Troux 2 years ago

Is it different from any other celeb relationship news for you, like dates, weddings, baby announcements?

0points

Stefan 2 years ago

Having a pet. For me, it doesn't make any sense. Why would you breed and slave an animal, remove all their wild instinct for absolute no use other than serve humans' lack of affection.

-1point

ThePlantMoss 2 years ago

Dogs have been domesticated for thousands and thousands of years, humans love companionship - and animals are nonjudgemental and loyal

2points

Cartoon Fan Girl 2 years ago

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Phil Vaive 2 years ago

Out of all the topics that are glamourized in pop culture and music, you chose to make polygamy your example? Not like, rape, child molestation, murder? Polygamy is your hill to die on? Weird.

1point