40 “Normal” Things That These People Absolutely Refuse To Do

I'm a Millennial and think that most Influencers are just vapid and entitled.

I'm a millennial myself (born in 95), and I find that influencers are pointless. I don't think you've offended anyone with your age comment, so I find that you have nothing to apologize for.

You said nothing to apologize for.

Gen X here too and can't stand this neither. Btw, that's another thing that can't stand: apologize in case someone geta offended. Unless is racism, xenophobia, etc people should be able to say stuff without being afraid of triggering someone..

Yup, give some entitled, selfish brat some of your merch and get free "word of mouth" advertising

or, at "best", teaching girls that artificial looks are top priority

And body dismorphia along with mental health issues.

And distorted self-images

I would never support those things.

It just seems so weird, let kids be kids

Sorry but that's the same as saying learning about homosexuality in school makes you gay. You don't "become" or learn about pedophilia. It is foremost a sexual orientation but most of them will never act out or talk about it because it is rightfully unacceptable and incredibly illegal. This said I am also against these beauty pagents for children because I think, they are way under the age of consent for this kind of exposure.

And a range of psychological issues for the kids.

Any beauty pageant. Breeding ground for objectification.

Also child slavery

And self esteem issues that can very easily lead to OCD, anxiety, depression and suicide

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Dragqueen shows too.

Uh, I hate podophiles, but saying that "old men mainly Christians who tend to be pedophile" is horribly inaccurate and complete misinformation. Most old, male, Christians are NOT pedophiles. It is a very small percentage and other faiths have the same problem, whether or not they admit it.

it is, in normal countries.

Even in countries with mandatory such leave, contractors and self employed people do not have paid sick days. Particularly relevant for anyone with variable hours like cleaners.

And periods and mental health days

I wish "vacation" and sick days were completely.separate like it used to be. I really hate that it is combined under the bucket of PTO.

S**t man . Here it's normal to no go to work if you are sick . And get payed

Machines don't get sick, now get back to work!

They are…

Yes. Many companies have changed vacation and sick time to one standard call paid time off (PTO). So, if you use your PTO for being sick, you are cutting into your vacation time or holidays you want off. Had a manager who showed his dedication by coming in sick. Next month most of the management staff had to call in.

Not just America. So many people before covid would be like "it's just a bit of a flu, I can manage." and go to work. And giving the flu to all the work mates. Annoying as heck. One good thing about Covid is that people are better about staying the eff home when they're contagious.

I wish 🙄 in Spain there's zero consideration to others and people will go to work sick without even a damn mask on.

Not just. In the UK you get Statutory sick pay but it's only 110 pounds a week, not nearly enough to pay for bills and a huge problem if you're sick for any longer amount of time. Compare that to Germany where you get 6 weeks at full pay and then 70%...

Not entirely, but some US companies do not have paid sick days. Some only allow "x" number of unpaid sick days a year. Some lump them into your vacation (PTO) days. Some companies have amazing paid sick leave programs on the other hand. There are over 6 million businesses in the US, all different, all with separate programs.

Unfortunately yes. I get some sick days, but HR is really mad if you exceed them, even if you just use other vacation days. The only exception is Covid and medical emergencies. Our new HR department is better in some ways (they increased our pay and the HR boss doesn't illegally retaliate against people), but the sick time policy is wack.

US here. Companies tend to be too short sighted, only focusing on the lost productivity for that day or week. It seems like they only rarely think long term.

I know that some people and companies in the U.S. always point fingers at Asian countries and say how brutal their workplaces when work culture in the U.S. is becoming just as toxic.

I worked a job with an hour commute both ways. I had a bad case of diarrhea, but my boss doubted me and said I "needed" to come in no matter what. I informed him that I would have to get some adult diapers to make it in and I would happily leave the used ones on his desk as proof. For some reason, he didn't "need" me to come in after all. Put in my two week notice the next day.

Again. That s insane

I officiated a wedding where the entire wedding walked down the street until we found a small park. Ten minutes later we were headed to the reception - even though it was being interpreted (one of the grooms was Deaf - I was signing).

And that wedding is priceless