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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Yeah sure, it’s futuristic and all, but a lot of them are just becoming a hassle and a hazard. I shouldn’t have to spam tap a screen to change the climate controls, whereas a dial would be so much simpler and easy to use. The screens are basically impossible to use with gloves on if you live in a colder place. And frankly, most automakers just suck at making them. They are super laggy and hard to use. Cars can still look modern with a clean button and dial interior setup, and perhaps a smaller screen to display information. The infotainment system should not have to constantly take the drivers attention off the road.

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Suzanne Clark 3 years ago

Yes! I could change the time on the clock in my "old" car by turning one button. On my new car I have to access two menus and press multiple screens. I don't see how that's an improvement.

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Like breaking and entering, assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, first degree murder, terrorism, etc... the coordinating police chief in charge of the raid should be held responsible for whatever happens.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

And the department should pay for any property damages. Just to avoid spending money they would be more careful

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I deleted Facebook in 2011 and since, never looked back and if anything so glad that I did.

The issue now, FB is so integrated into day to day life people only use that for advertising.

I hate getting emails about "Win this product" then you read how to enter and they say, Like Us/Follow Us and re post Us on Facebook to be entered.

Or a restaurant which is FB only and clicking the link you are greeted with a million log in screens and limited information.

IMO this is a rubbish way to get to your target audience and I avoid companies who solely use FB.

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Samantha PandaNotBored 3 years ago

Me too . Ugh

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I see a lot of posts on Reddit of people whom have gone through traumatic experiences in their lives; be it war, rape, suicide, depression, that sort of stuff.

Usually, 50% of a comment thread consists of 'man up' and 'X can't happen to men!'. It's annoying as all hell, and yeeah often those comments do get downvoted, but not enough to send them straight to the bottom of the list.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

100% true. It is pure sexism in both cases. And very harmful.

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts You see it all over the internet these days, people recording themselves giving food or money or whatever to homeless people. All it is for these people is a personal boost, a way to get views on the internet and make themselves feel important. I think these actions should be shot down not praised and receive 10 million video views. If you’re really this good person you claim to be you would give to the homeless, give to shelters, help people and not tell anyone else about it, it’s that simple.

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River Webb 3 years ago

its not a good deed if the reason you do it is to blurt it out on social media

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Graduates and school leavers already have an extremely hard time finding work in todays economy, most of which are forced to do jobs that had nothing to do with their fields because companies are too lazy to train and too cheap to offer training, they always want some other company to train them. Also if you require 3-5 years experience then the salary of those jobs should be considerably higher and NOT the basic entry level salary, they just want more for less. So long as your qualifications meet the required job they should be considered.

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Mohsie Supposie 3 years ago

I will agree to that 100%. Entry level jobs should not require previous experience.

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I've been going to baseball games my entire life. I have well over 1,000 games attended. One of my life long dreams is to catch a baseball in the stands. To me that is a chosen from the baseball gods moment. Lately I've been seeing more and more when someone catches the ball a parent will send a kid over to collect their prize. Everyone boos the person who caught the ball for not giving it to the kid. The person who caught the ball has likely been waiting since they were that kid's age to catch one and now they have an entire section if not stadium bullying them to give it to some little kid that will have 0 appreciation for it because they just did what their parents told them and went and asked for it.

Obviously if I ever catch a ball I will break it to the kid that inevitably gets sent over gently that no, I will not give them the ball AND I will take my boos. But to the parents who send their sex trophy over to collect something that they aren't entitled to, you are horrible parents/people and I don't feel bad that your kid is sad now, it's your fault.

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Daria Z 3 years ago

Parents should not expect other people to be their kids' providers. If they want their kid to have this ball, well, catch it yourself!

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Why on earth would ANY adult want to have their ass wiped by their children? I can think of nothing more humiliating or dehumanizing.

I never understood why nursing homes (pre pandemic) were always such an awful thing.

My bfs grandma would get up an wander around the neighborhood and forget where she was. She would trash the house. She would need to be bathed and fed by others because she couldn’t function. His aunt had to quit her job to look after her, all while having kids of her own. What mother would want that for their children?? What person would want their own health and safety in the hands of someone who is trying to juggle their own lives and children and work instead of a person who takes care of others as their chosen career?

There is a HUGE difference between changing a 6 month old’s diaper and an 80 year old’s. And imo there is a HUGE difference between having a medical professional see you naked and clean you than your grown kids seeing you naked and cleaning you.

I would not want my children to remember me as an invalid who needed s*it wiped away from their vagina because of diapers.

As soon as a person is unable to function alone, they should be put in professional care and NOT be shamed for that decision.

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Bored Batgirl 3 years ago

I agree with this

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Firstly i want to mention that i have worked with both physically and mentally handicapped people and among them were the most lovable, loving and truly inspiring people I've met in my life. Albeit i don't think it's fair for parents to be required to sacrifice their chance of a normal life for their child. To those who do, whether by choice or not, give birth to handicapped children, you have my deepest respect and I don't doubt that parents will do anything in their power to provide the best life for their children and love them the way they are, but i don't think it's wrong to assume that such a life is more emotionally taxing than raising healthy children. As previously mentioned these people often exhibit a love for life most of us couldn't compare to. Still i don't think you should be required to give up your own life and sanity for someone else because of societies morals. Honestly i wouldn't be strong enough to handle such a situation.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

Or because you didn't want to get pregnant.

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People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts You were the adult when they were a child. If their first instinct, as soon as they get out from under your thumb, is to completely ignore you forever, you need to own the fact that you messed up as a parent at several, consistent, points along the road throughout your child's upbringing. They hate you for a good reason, and they're probably better off without you in their lives.

There are a number of forms of abuse that range from over-parenting, to neglect, over-discipline to straight up negative enabling behavior.

I have friends who don't talk to their parents because the strictness was so suffocating, and friends who don't talk to their parents because they were lazy bums who never took an interest in their child's life. There are tons of other reasons kids abandon relationships with their folks, but the one thing that stays true through all of these experiences for me is that it's always the parents fault.

This is mostly about relationships that end as soon as the kid leaves the house, not necessarily relationships that break down during adulthood, although the same reasoning could be applied in a lot of these cases too.

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Joonscrab 3 years ago

Agreed! If kids feel the need to distance themselves completely after they grow up, something must have happened in their childhood that messed up their views towards them.

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just your average introvert 3 years ago

not always-

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Octo 3 years ago

Don't agree... First: 'always' .... it's never 'always.. second: in my profession I see a lot of people and hear a lot of stories. I really KNOW that some of my patients who's adult children don't speak to them did nothing wrong and did absolutely everything to have a good relationship with their kids. But as a parent, you can't always be 'a friend'. And sometimes, in very difficult situations, with very big problems (psychiatric, drugs, ....) you have to make a decision against what your child wants. This can lead to a very difficult relationship later on. So please: this statement hurts people. People who love their children, lie awake at night, have seen horrible things at home, have to make choices in the most difficult dilemmas. From some age on, you have to let your kids do their own thing and sometimes that brings a lot of trouble with it. Kids are just like other people: sometimes things do happen to them, which you don't have any control over as a parent.

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CowboyHank 3 years ago

But....But..... Anyone should be able to blame their problems on someone else. It can't be my fault.

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margie rheaume 3 years ago

I agree. Even after apologizing for things I could have done differently my adult daughter to this day holds a grudge against me. It has caused me such pain. There isn't anything I can do or say to get her to love me or to show me love. I've given up now. It's the saddest thing. The bible says we're to guard our hearts and that's all I can do at this point.

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Tiari 3 years ago (edited)

I don’t know what your profession is, but you probably only know what the parents told you, don’t you? You were not there when the children were small and you probably had no chance to talk to the adult children either. So you simply CANNOT know.

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Elizabeth Molloy 3 years ago

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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

Kids can be a%holes too you know.

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Joonscrab 3 years ago

This is a post meant to empathize with abused kids, not to blame them :/

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LivingTheDream 3 years ago

So not true.... even adult children can be manipulated by the other parent, a possessive new GF/BF, social media, etc... You can do everything right and someone can still choose to go down a bad path and decide it is easier to blame a parent instead of an honest look at themselves.

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BlooNoosh 3 years ago

My mentally ill younger brother is no longer speaking to our mother because he married an emotionally and financially abusive woman who bankrupted him and forced him to "prove his love" to her by cutting off contact with his entire family, basically anyone who could at any point try to protect him. She even made him dump his beloved dog (luckily we found out in time and he was rescued). Of course I'm also angry at him--psychologically fragile or not, he is an adult, and it's horrible how easily he was persuaded to throw us all under the bus. But, also, that's how emotional abuse works. But this situation is not our mother's fault and she is suffering horribly as I and our other brother support her.

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Don Quixote 3 years ago

Sorry that sounds like a big burden to bear.

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Curry on... 3 years ago

I don't agree with this 100%. Some adult children have their own issues not created by parents..

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Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 3 years ago

I ended my relationship with my dad a few weeks ago because I've had enough of his temper and how he treats everyone around him like they're nothing. One question and a fuse will blow. I've dealt with this for 26 years and it's gotten to the point of me just being done.

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Joonscrab 3 years ago

I'm sorry :( but if it means that you can avoid negative emotions and toxicity by staying away from your father, please do it! It's okay to cut off people that don't let you grow!

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Samantha Dunn 3 years ago

Its been 3 years since I cut my Mother out of my life. (Childhood physical abuse thanks to alcoholism & undiagnosed personality disorder). It gets easier. I wish I had done it earlier (I am 34).

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Hotrobot 3 years ago

I wish you all the best of luck getting out of that situation. Once you do I hope you go to a therapist. I say that because I was in a similar situation, full of emotional abuse through childhood and I finally broke off my relationship with my mother and waited for years to see a therapist. Having to start a difficult emotional journey at any age is hard and at times sucks but I would of like to have started earlier now that I'm going through it. Again I am wishing the best for you and to get out of your situation as quickly as possible.

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markthomasc 3 years ago

I used to have a friend that alienated his mom and brothers because they grew up poor (his mom was a widow with 4 boys). He got very involved in the Southern Baptist Church and moved several states away. He was embarrassed by his humble childhood. His mom worked hard to support the family and get her GED but he couldn't "forgive" them. So no, some kids are just self centered and care more about what other people think of them than the feelings of their own family. His mom and brothers wouldn't join his church either so..cut completely out. One of his brothers died and his wife had to talk him into coming home for the funeral. Not always the parents.

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Agnes Jekyll 3 years ago

If you have a family member who abusive, you have the right to walk away. It doesn't matter if it's a parent, a sibling, an uncle, a child. Just because you share blood is not reason enough to sacrifice yourself so that person can repeatedly destroy your life. It's heartbreaking when it's a child, but it happens. This is one of the reasons why senior abuse is not identified or dealt with. People deny it exists.

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Natalie Kudryashova 3 years ago

In most cases, but not always. The child may have severe mental illness or addiction issues. Or they may hold against their parent something that is not the parent’s fault, etc.

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Leodavinci 3 years ago

Not even in most cases. This entire proposition ignores the inherent independency of human nature that manifests itself almost from day one. Many times children just hate their parents without cause... and when I say "without cause", I mean without rational cause. This entire proposition is simple ageism brought up by someone who appears to fit the bill of an entitled brat of arrested development who won't accept responsibility for the consequences of their own life choices.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

While I don't think that it is 'always' it sees to happen very frequently. I only know a few people who don't speak with one of both of their parents. I would be one of them if my mum divorced the abusive jerk that is my father. But it is sad how if you ask around most people really have a bad relation with at least one of them. Specially the father. Maybe it is a coincidence but from my group of friends and partner only one gets along with this father. It turns out that being dominant just for being male, not being involved in your child life, never expressing love or pride or yelling and insulting are not good parenting methods. Who would have imagined.

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Amanda Reicha 3 years ago

I belong to an epilepsy support group and find it appalling that some parents think their kids are just faking seizures because they want attention and are lazy. Some were diagnosed as a child and some are teenagers. It's so sad and what's worse is that some must live with their parents because they have no place to go due to medical treatment costing too much, are unable to work, or don't have enough money to live on their own.

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Jessica Aubé 3 years ago

I think it’s probably true most often but there is nothing in life that is black and white and using always statements just doesn’t work. Some people just grow up to be assholes

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Xan A. Du 3 years ago

Completely disagree! People make mistakes. Bad decisions. Are you responsible for all of those that your child makes? It's part of growing and learning. There are 5 siblings in my family and ONE turned out to be an absolute a**hole. We were all raised by the same parents with the same rules and same environment. How is that on the parent? They tried.

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Music Mania 3 years ago

It took me until I was in my thirties to get to my breaking point with the constant they hurt me but it is my fault that I was hurt cycle. Cutting off the toxic relationship is one of the best things I did for my mental health.

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Yagi-chan 3 years ago (edited)

Yes. I finally broke off contact with my abuser adopted parents and the other older adult child they adopted because every part of it was toxic. Sexual, physical and emotional abuse. Dealt with all of it in therapy, which saved me. Made a bunch of great decisions after the weight of the relationships was gone. Best decision and I don’t look back. It took me 15 years of mulling this over to finally cut them off.

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Noez 🇸🇪 3 years ago

Totally agree, and thank you 💟 I have not spoken to my mother since 2006, and frankly I don't feel the need to either. I don't miss her, I don't regret cutting contact, I don't need her at all, I don't think of her. She is gone from my mind and she doesn't matter to me anymore. That's the reality, and my siblings have also cut contact with her. We have our reasons for doing so, yet we have been shamed and looked down on for this. Violence, abuse, neglect, manipulation, and endless blame made me and my siblings cut contact with that woman who was suppose to be our mother. It's not our fault, and I was in therapy for 6 years before I realized that.

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Agnes Jekyll 3 years ago

Just because someone shares your DNA does not mean that they deserve your love. Saying otherwise prevents the abused from identifying the abuse--it minimizes the trauma and encourages the abused to continue being abused. Like you, after years of therapy, I cut a sibling out of my life, and the only reason I didn't sooner was the pressure from my family. We wouldn't accept abuse from a stranger, to force the abused to accept abuse from the people who are supposed to protect and love us most only leads to more abuse. I'm so glad you are free.

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Uncommon Boston Premium 3 years ago

I suffer from PTSD from my mother. I cut off all ties, but still horrible memories come out of nowhere, often undermining anything I want to do. It never stops.

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Heather Watt 3 years ago

it will never stop, but it gets easier to deal with.

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Scarlett Fox 3 years ago

I wish I could upvote this. My husband cut contact with his parents after our son was born because his mother is a narcissistic child abuser, a thief, and a liar. His dad is almost as bad for turning a blind eye and letting her do whatever she wants. My husband didn't want to expose our child to that kind of toxicity.

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Carol Emory 3 years ago (edited)

I don't talk to my mother because she is manipulative and self-centered. She looks for any chance to twist words and start fights. I'm done with playing psychological games. I choose to live a life free from my mother's control. No one should feel obligated to allow a parent to emotionally abuse them just because you are related by blood. They had a chance to earn your respect and they blew it. No use crying now.

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Dodo 3 years ago

People in the comments are ignoring this part: "If their first instinct, as soon as they get out from under your thumb, is to completely ignore you forever" It's not about your adult children deciding to cut you off after an argument. It's not about your adult children being manipulated by someone else. This is about your children getting away from you at their earliest opportunity.

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Yagi-chan 3 years ago

Yes!

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Luisa Vasconcelos 3 years ago

And f**k all of you parents who turn the back to your kids when they said they're gay or didn't believed when they said a adult touch them inappropriate.

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El Dee 3 years ago

The ONLY exception is PAL (Parental Alienation Syndrome) Essentially where the main carer parent has so poisoned to child against the absent parent that they refuse to see them, speak to them and can be scared of them. This is done as a form of 'revenge' and is used as a controlling mechanism by abusive parents/partners. Sadly this is not as uncommon as we'd all hope..

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Paula Truisi 3 years ago

It's been 17 years since my kids moved to their dads when they were teenagers & completely stopped talking to me. My youngest died by suicide 6 years later....a very common thing among brainwashed kids with a narcissistic parent that "targets" the loving parent. I had no idea what was going on/why they wouldn't talk to me until I started grief counseling after my son died. BTW, I got blamed for that too. And, yes, it's so much more common than people think. I've met many people over the years that aren't even aware that a parent brainwashed them.

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Paul Mitchell 3 years ago

No it's not. They may have a partner who is keeping them away. The child could be unpleasant themselves. There are many good reasons.

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TheGirlFromTheNorth 3 years ago

So true, I myself ended my relationship with my dad when I was like 17-18 cuz I've had enough of it. A few years later my grandmother passed and we met for the first time at the funeral and he barely even said hi. He still blame me for our relationship drifting apart, since I was the one stop talking to him. Seems like he never even considered he was the problem for me doing that...

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Sentinel 3 years ago

While parents’ fault is plausible, of cause there are completely opposite cases. My aunt is a woman whose children trampled over her. She is so afraid to lose them (although they already dont respect her), that she bends over backwards to please them. I know because i see with my eyes how my (adult) cousins treat her. They did so because she is constantly abused by her husband. The children join the husband to bully her. Strangely they fear him as authorative figure but dont avoid him. They blame her for everything. But i dont blame my cousins honestly; they grew up in a broken home. So...i disagree that it must be the parent/s’ fault if adult children avoid them. Both cases can happen. You just dont know til it happens to your family

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Don Quixote 3 years ago

Yea saying “always” really makes your opinion right. Stop projecting.

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Caroline Seguin 3 years ago

Not always. I have a sweet daughter. I loved her and took good care of her. I was a very good mom and had a great relationship with her and still do. But she was never a talker and doesn't need to confide in me anymore. She lives with her boyfriend and when I text her she answers and text me back, but not like me and my mom did when I was younger. Some young adults are like that. When she has a problem she will call me, but she is very introverted and I accept her the way she is and loved her, and still love her more than anything in the world.

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PurpleUnicorn 3 years ago

Not so sure about this one. I and my youngest brother have always kept in regular contact with our parents, but my other brother has consistently ignored us all for years. He last visited our mother 10 years ago, after a gap of several years, chatted like he was only there last week. He's never called or shown his face since. Sister in law contacted him a couple of years ago to tell him our mum had cancer; a nasty conversation ensued when he basically said he didn't care and then blocked us all. It's his problem, not our parents, none of us have any idea why.

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June 3 years ago

Thank you ! :)

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Dooberman 3 years ago

Now, there are a couple exceptions, it could be that the child did not like a way the parent handled something, even if in reality, the parent was assessing the problem properly at that moment.

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Laura Dawson 3 years ago

This! I was 11 when my parents split up & I was used as a p**n to get back at one another, for example if my mum pissed my dad off, he stopped me going for the weekend to stay at my mums which I was excited for. My mum couldn't be more disinterested in me & my dad was overprotective & too strict. I barely have a relationship with my Dad now but I think it survived because he did taken an interest in me. My mum and I don't communicate anymore.

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Laura Dawson 3 years ago

not sure why Bored Panda has blocked the word P-A-W-N

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Lola 3 years ago

Amen. And usually, it's an accumulation of facts but it takes one incident to trigger that result. My mom was over-disciplining me for years, cutting me from the rest of my family, trying to control my studies and career choices, but one last act of neglect was the final straw for me.

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The Frenchiest Fry 3 years ago

This isn't necessarily true in ALL situations, but it definitely is the case in most. As one of these adult children who doesn't talk to their parents, I really wish people would respect my decision more and stop telling me that having a relationship with them is importantly because they're 'family.' I don't care if I'm biologically related, they are NOT my family.

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Yagi-chan 3 years ago

Your biological family versus your logical family- they can be different.

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fenixrising1972 3 years ago

Wish I could like this 1000 times.

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Son of Philosoraptor 3 years ago

My son was born a bad seed. Compulsive liar from the time he could talk. Sociopathic inability to care about others. I threw him out after endless thefts made living with him impossible after endless sacrifices were made for him. We don't talk now. You gonna blame me? Eff you.

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Sentinel 3 years ago

This post is just slanted. Everyone has his or her own truth.

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Luna Rose 3 years ago

Um wrong my parents don't talk to my brother because he molested me. Not because they did something wrong. What a stupid post

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Yagi-chan 3 years ago

I was the child who was molested by an older sibling and the parents sided with her because they didn’t want to deal with the truth. It can work both ways. Glad your parents did what they could to support and protect you after such horrible events.

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Zuila 3 years ago

There is many levels of taking contact to your loved ones. I am an introvert and don't like calling and constant texting even with my parents or siblings. What my husband doesn't understand is that we can still have a good relationship with each other. We call if we have something important to say and meet at family parties and holidays. That is enough for me. That doesn't mean that I hate or despite my parents, siblings and friends.

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DKS 001 3 years ago

I needed a lot of help in my teens with depression. I was ignored, told to get over it, blamed for it, etc. One day, I told my parents I felt I was going crazy, and that I felt I needed professional help. "Not in THIS house!!!!" was the response. I lost faith in them right then and there. I am now 55 and want nothing to do with my family. I am better off without their nasty, negative, name-calling, uncaring toxic ways.

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D. Pitbull 3 years ago

THANK. YOU. Sick of the guilting from people who had close and supportive relationships with their families - "But it's your FAMILY" - yes... it's my 'family' that reminded me constantly, and literally that I was not wanted and that I shouldn't have been born (psychological and physical reminders) - then expected me to be uber-grateful when they didn't force me to hand over my paycheques while I was working during post-sec... then berate me for not getting something higher paying. The list goes on... and now "You're a bad child - so ungrateful, not talking to us" really.

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Susan Green 3 years ago

My sister who only has one of her 3 adult children that will still talk to her, always blames it on them. That’s so not true, because she is so toxic. She always tells me that I’m so lucky that my 2 adult sons and I are so close, but it’s not luck at all. My 2adult sons and I are very close because I have been very good to them their entire lives, and still a good to them even though they are both adults that live on their own. A toxic parent should never just expect their grown children to be close to them... just because.

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Louloubelle 3 years ago

I agree to a certain extent. However, I have a dear friend who has an adult child who is a drug addict. They don't speak since my friend put him in rehab - several times. Her son has never forgiven her for that. I watched this kid grow up. It was his fault - 100%.

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Be Potato 3 years ago

I agree with this. My parents never really took an interest in whatever I do. My siblings and I were neglected 90% of the time during our childhood because they were working all the time. I only saw them in the early morning (as in 5AM or so) and right before bedtime. I felt sorry to my younger sister during our elementary school years because she had shorter school time so she was always alone at home with no adults around to take care of her, which was the reason why I skipped my afternoon school I can accompany her at home. I almost couldn't proceed to the next grade because I missed school a lot.

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Bridge2375 3 years ago

One thing I have noticed with the baby boomer generation is that they will continue to help a family member who has quite literally burdened them over and over and over they always say well so and so is family...just because someone is family does not mean you have to continue to cause stress in your own life or cause stress for your own family at home because that person is family there has to come a point when you have to tell that person I'm sorry you are having issues but unfortunately I cannot continue to help you if you continue to not accept my help...it causes stress on you and the people you go home to and that is simply not worth it.

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Agreed. If you bail at 17, for your life and sanity, then you are NTA. the parent who strangled you, however, and left you with scars that show up on X-rays for the rest of your life.... May have effed it up pretty badly!

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MagicalUnicorn 3 years ago

well, that's true, cannot believe somebody would doubt it

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Bianca Du Toit 3 years ago

Can I get a halleluja!!

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Tiny Dynamine 3 years ago

No.

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Mark Heston 3 years ago

This is one of the stupidest things that I have read, in a long time. Some people are assholes and their parents did a fine job raising them. Sometimes a person is born and is jackass, you cannot blame parents for every f*****g thing that their kids do.

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Drive Bee 3 years ago

One of my adult children won't speak to me because I'm not a Trump supporter. I wasn't unkind or intolerant of their opinions but they cut me off just because I don't agree. I am so sad and heartbroken.

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tomruns12 3 years ago

I dont talk to my dad even though he and my mom are still married and i talk to her every day.

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Francesca Schrödinger 3 years ago

My father is a narcissist. He abused me psychologically all my life. Haveb't talked to him. Since 6 years. He's not allowed to see his grandsons. Thats what you get for being an asshole...

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Debby B 3 years ago

It isn’t always a parent’s fault. Plenty of people out in the world who were a nightmare to parent. I have a good friend who’s going through this now and the truth is her daughter is just a twisted, cruel narcissist who is putting her mother in a world of pain.

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Elizabeth 3 years ago

I disagree with the “always”. My brother doesn’t talk to my parents or any of us, and it really was his own fault. He stole money from my dad, trashed his bedroom to the point there were bug infestations twice, racked up like $1000s in parking tickets and didn’t tell my dad after he took back the car he bought for him...and that’s just the stuff I know about. He promised my mom he would change and didn’t, so my dad kicked him out of the house (he was a grown adult in his 20s), and he decided to get his revenge by going entirely no contact with everyone in the family in order to hurt my parents by hurting me, my sister, and our extended family. Sometimes the adult child is just an asshole.

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Nil B 3 years ago

%100 true.

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Happiness is Hippo 3 years ago

I disagree strongly with this one! I'm one of seven children and have one sibling who won't speak to our mother, and hasn't done so for years. She was always a bully to me and our other siblings when we were kids and is a "difficult" person now. The rest of us all love our mother and think she's amazing - it breaks her heart that one of her children won't speak to her. My sister also doesn't speak to me or the other kids

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Happiness is Hippo 3 years ago

I am sure in many cases the parents are to blame, I just wanted to point out that nothing is ever black and white and statements like this are incredibly hurtful to parents who, like my mother, are genuinely not at fault.

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petersilie 3 years ago

people, who dont agree here, forget, that childhood can be traumatizing by violence/manipulation/gaslighting etc... caused by parents who repeat their own history and cannot reflect. this history goes back several generations and repeated itself until one generation reflects and treats their own children completely different. i got this experience, and it made me feel so good. to draw a line, and protect yourself, you can cut contact to abusive parents, over time you can also think about forgivness to a certain degree.

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Happiness is Hippo 3 years ago

It's not that we don't agree that childhood abuse happens, or that it is incredibly damaging - or even that those children are better off without the abusive parents in their life - it's the word "always". Relations break down for all manner of reasons and to say the parent is always to blame is simplistic and just plain wrong. I suggest replacing it with "often" or even "usually". I'm sorry you have had such a traumatic experience with your family, I hope you have found peace.

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Ms.GB 3 years ago

I think this is mostly true but I do believe there are exceptions to the rule, for instance kids that are born with ceriain mental health problems...schizophrenia, sociopathic tendencies etc.

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danielle staisil 3 years ago (edited)

I completely agree. My sister makes me feel guilty or like I am an a**hole when I dont contact our mother every once an a while. We live in the same town and she always complains that I come over and see her. Well they know where I live and of she really wanted to she would come over. This was happening years before Covid. I spent years living w/ them and when I finally got away from them it felt great. Which is the big reason I don't talk to them is bc they complain about the same crap and bring me down.

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LilOlLady 3 years ago

My daughter doesn’t talk to me (and tells people that she doesn’t have any family) because coming from a stable home with loving parents doesn’t suit her image as a victim of a cruel, cruel world. I gave her a car, got her her own home, and paid her bills for years and she walked away from all of it to live in a squat in New York City.

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CatWoman312 3 years ago

Very true. I don’t talk to my parents bc my dad has an anger issue and my mom is super judgmental and controlling. I only have a relationship with them because they call me I don’t call them.

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DogMom 3 years ago

My father and I don’t have the same close relationship I have with my mother and I suspect he finally has this realization last year. I don’t harbour any ill will and we still have a relationship it’s just not what it could have been had he treated me with more care and respect as a child.

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Kantami Blossom 3 years ago

Not necessarily true, I've seen people grow from decent weans into full blown selfish asshole adults that stopped talking to their parents because they wouldn't give them money. One person in particular refused to talk to the mother that raised him because he chose to waste money on unnecessary things instead of paying his rent and she wouldn't pay it for him, he'd done this a few times and this one time she couldn't pay because her car needed a repair and to him she was the bad guy for choosing to repair the car she needed to get to work over covering his rent.

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Cybele Spanjaard 3 years ago

Is great parenting expected by all?

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Jackie Nettleton 3 years ago

I don’t agree with this as an absolute, I agree that about 90% of the cases are the parents fault but in my family their are four children that are all in their 30’s now and two of us speak and spends a lot of time with our parents and two that don’t and yet we have all been raised together and the reasons that they don’t speak to each other is because of my siblings, the first child is my sister who was a very selfish person who demanded that my mum leaves my dad or she couldn’t see my sisters children but would never give a reason for why she wanted that in private with just her and mum or with us all their and my older brother got into drugs and petty crimes such as theft of jewellery and other valuables yet my parents tried for years to help him and it would always go back to him cutting contact with us

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Rider 3 years ago

I'll mention that to my unmedicated schizophrenic kid the next time she doesn't talk to me.

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Heidi Gardner 3 years ago

Omg thank you for posting this!

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Paula Truisi 3 years ago

This is VERY unfair to parents who are the victims of Parental Alienation Syndrome-as well as the adult children who were brainwashed by a narcissistic parent. Its bad enough that I've lost my kids because my ex used them as pawns in his sick revenge game, but for years I've also had to explain to people that I did nothing wrong. My kids & I have been through enough, to read sh!t like this from people who have no idea what they're talking about....it's just ignorant.

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Paula Truisi 3 years ago

You've obviously never heard of Parental Alienation Syndrome. Children are brainwashed against a "target" parent-usually the one who loves them, by the narcissistic parent, as revenge. It really f*&ks with the kids well into adulthood. Also, suicide is a common occurrence...target parent & brainwashed kids. Things aren't always as they seem.

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Didi King 3 years ago

You are wrong, to a degree! My daughter (& only child) has 3 children.....each time she got pregnant to avoid losing her husband, which she eventually lost. HE has custody of kids she gave freely. She was told by CPS her bf. WAS NOT to be present with kids....after he repeatedly sexually abused 7 yr old granddaughter. She chose by! Gave kids to Daddy after her lies were uncovered & CPS knew she was lying but covered for her! She also collected over $900 month child support when she had never had 18 month old & 6&7 yes olds for 2 months....she collected it for 16 months & is behind in her $100 month child support despite getting $1000-$2500 monthly as commission for insurance agent! I quit her & do not regret it. I have great relationship with Daddy & Mommy thats raising them!

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Grazina Strolia 3 years ago

Or, y'know, the kids could've joined a cult...

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Jenný Samúelsdóttir Herlufsen 3 years ago

Does that mean I'm doing something right? Because my kids say they are never leaving and are going to live with mommy when they have their own kids 😂 they are 11 and 6 😂

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Brian Irby 3 years ago

Not agreeing to this one. Some times kids are assholes.

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Vivi 3 years ago

Yes.

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AA Matty 3 years ago

I will say that I don't have the smoothest relationship with my parents, and while I do think my mom does a lot of s**t wrong in our relationship, there are times where I am the asshole.

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Lia Hamilton 3 years ago

Exactly.

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BananaAnna 3 years ago

Sometimes, a child wants to do unhealthy things. Things the parents can not imagine their child doing: running away, dope & drinking, indiscriminate sexual behavior. As long as the child is underage, the parents can try to get them help ... often to the detriment of the other children in the family circle. Of course, the child can refuse all efforts of help until they are of legal age, at which time they will leave home. The parents then pray for an awakening by the child from their folly and keep the front door ajar. It is unwise to assume problems with a child are always a parent's fault. Most parents want the best for their "wee-ones" and strive to prepare them for life after leaving the parental home. The child that is not receptive is a great heartache.

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Conceptual&Colorful 3 years ago (edited)

There are a lot of holes in this. What I’m getting from this is that, basically, OP is saying is that kids can’t be influenced by anything other than their parents (“I hate mom!” peer pressure by friends, for example) and that it’s never the kid’s fault. The problem is—kids are people, too! They make their own choices and sometimes the parent just can’t stop them, because they’re not in control of everything their kids does! Not saying abuse and stuff isn’t a thing, though! Break away if it’s not healthy.

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NaruTheCollective 3 years ago

Exactly. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE. YOU HAD A CHOICE. YOU MADE A CHOICE TO REPRODUCE AND TO KEEP THE KID. Adopt. Abort. End neglect and abuse.

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Belle Miles 3 years ago

Or the kid could be a serial killer that hates you and every living soul on earth, because that's just who they want to be.

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Thalia Lovering 3 years ago

I agree, wholeheartedly.

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Yomaira Wilson 3 years ago

Not always; my 22 year old daughter doesn't talk to me because our family wants her to leave her abusive boyfriend and now she hates me. I still let her keep her room for only$100 . Adult kids can become ungrateful!

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Melvin Dragvelk 3 years ago

Or they are just assholes.

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Bonnie Harris 3 years ago

YES!

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Shelli Aderman 3 years ago

Yes. This. 1,000 times this!

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Cara Kelly 3 years ago

Yep. Yep. Yeppity Yep

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*hippie*witchy*bitch* 3 years ago

all of these sound like somebody I know :(

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Lucy Skinner 3 years ago

It’s the kids’ decision. They didn’t ask to be born or to be raised the way they were.

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Linda HS 3 years ago

Always!

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JitkaBlitka 3 years ago

I've heard people from my parents generation say things like "you never know whether your kids turn good or bad" or "XY 's son just won't speak to him, poor XY, sometimes you have bad luck with kids". Even my father once told me how he is glad we turned out right, like it was some kind of lottery if your children would abandon you when they grouw up. Well, no, it's always a result of your upbringing, not a lottery.

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Tabitha L 3 years ago

This is the most hateful thing I have ever seen on Bored Panda. I have a friend whose wife was super religious. She let the church take over the family. She also was extremely cruel. Screamed constantly at my friend and their kids. When my friend finally got up the courage to divorce his abusive wife, she poisoned the children against him. She told them that he was the devil and that a good person would never leave his wife. It was years of no contact for him from either of his children after he left (and yes, he paid child support, paid for the house, paid alimony, and offered the kids to live with him.) One of his children has come around to realize that their mother was abusive and now my friend and the child have a great relationship, but the other is still under the mother's spell. It is almost like Stockholm syndrome. It is unspeakably cruel to blame a person that is being abused of being at fault. I'm disgusted. Going to take a break of Bored Panda for a while. I can't even.

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Dodo 3 years ago

In that case it's the mother's fault, therefore the post is still correct.

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Obimomkenobi 3 years ago

Omg. What is wrong with the world today. No. It's not always the parents fault. You can do everything to the best of your ability and a child can just grow up sullen and angry. A lot of millennials are like that. They get on online groups and get brainwashed to blame everything on their parents when parents did all they could. Good lord this stuff is twisted.

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Kill-Bunny 3 years ago

Most of the time, when they grow up, they stop being brainwashed by their "loving" parents. Not the other way around. There is no win in not talking to your parents, it's f*cking hard to do, plus we are getting shamed, sometimes even harassed and belittled for doing so. But most of the time, that's the only way to remain sane, or even stay alive and breathe.

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Denise VanBuren 3 years ago

Yes this

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Lola 3 years ago

Following your reasoning, rapists should only be judged by other rapists

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#12

Got a call from the school saying my son punched a girl in his class. I was mad and ready to ground him when he got home when it occurred to me that I should ask why he hit her. The principal told me that the little girl pushed him and took his lunch money and continued to take her folder and smack him with it when he got fed up and punched her in the shoulder. Now, if they knew that the little girl had done all this and was continuing to do it, they should have intervened. They didn't so my son defended himself. Not in trouble.

When I told the principal that it seemed justified, she told me that I shouldn't make it seem okay to hit little girls. I let her know that my children know that it's not okay to hit anybody. But that it's also not okay to stand there and just be hit either. It's totally okay to defend yourself against anybody and everybody that is attacking you.

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River Webb 3 years ago

tell kids to be kind to everyone, not only a specific gender

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#13

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I don’t understand why it’s illegal in some places and under many circumstances to sleep in your car. Your car is your property and you should have the right to sleep in it without question. For any reason whatsoever. It could be that you can’t afford an apartment or you just decided not to drive home drunk and sleep in your car. Or any other damn reason. I understand if you park your car on someone’s property illegally and try to sleep in it you should be forced to find another spot but sleeping in your car should be legal. It’s property and no one should be telling me that I can’t sleep in it.

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Amy S 3 years ago

I never knew there were parts of the world where this is illegal! That seems so unfair.

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#14

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts No music is worth actively giving a rapist money no matter how much you like his songs. I can't understand the logic of continuing to support an artist that did something so terrible. He admitted to it in a court of law, how people still support this man is beyond me.

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Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago

Also Marilyn Manson and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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#15

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Now if you plan on having an open relationship, I don’t care, and disregard my title, but so many monogamous couples see this an opportunity to get their d**k wet one last time or a hot nude man to strip for them. Just saying this is unpopular, because it was on the front page of a relationship. I always thought my Eastern (cannot bring up which one because Bot thinks I’m racist) Wedding Traditions were unnecessarily long and padded out, but it’s better then hiring an escort to pleasure you on the last day your “single”. Why get married if you’re going to miss the life of casual hookups that much?

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Rissie 3 years ago

Is that an unpopular opinion? Ok.

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#16

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Every time I open my phone, look at a newspaper, watch TV, or go onto my computer, all I see is news about the United States of America. I don't give a single s*it about that country, its infuriating. I couldn't care less about who is running the USA any more than I care who is running Zimbabwe or Denmark.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago (edited)

I like memes about the USA... Where else should I get my news from?

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#17

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Watching yourself lose all of your hair and not being able to do anything about it is an agonizing process and no one deserves to be made fun of for it. It is just as bad as any other form of body shaming and people who do it should be called out on it. If you think making fun of people who are fat, skinny, small, big etc etc is bad, but making fun of bald people is okay, then you are a hypocrite.

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BorPand8 3 years ago (edited)

I've never heard people making fun of bald guys. Now comb-overs, that's another story... Y'know what though, I have heard something similar when he's hitting on a girl who's, like, 20 years younger than him. And in those cases, it's not about being bald, it's about being a pervy creep hitting on women young enough to be your daughter.

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#18

Unless you’re adopting them, there’s no reason why you should have 10 kids. Especially if you’re struggling with your other kids.

Just absolutely no fu**ing reason why. Four kids(biological) should be the maximum and even that’s pushing it.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

Upvote x Infinity

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#19

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I never answer my phone if its caller unknown and that could be a problem in an emergency. At the same time I can get up to 10 unknown calls a day from two separate numbers attached to a single device. If your calling me I should have a right to know who you are and yes that should influence if I will answer or not.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

IKR. I keep getting a call from the most evil human being in the world, and she hides behind 'Private Number'. What a b***h!

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#20

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I am not American, but my country's tv channels play a lot of American shows and all these kids always complain about how utterly disgusting they find broccoli and how they would rather die than eat it.

Well if you're gonna salt and boil it, what else do you expect? Add some spices, red chilli powder, olive oil, turmeric or some sauces, and it tastes absolutely godly. Even without too much spice, it still tastes so good and I love gorging on them.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago (edited)

You sound like CinemaSins sinning Inside Out XD! *Ding*

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#21

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Wikipedia is a practically unlimited source of free knowledge which is constantly being monitored by an army of nerds.

The fact that we do not have to pay for access is a miracle.

(Near enough) every article has a full and reliable list of references at the bottom.

I understand that students should be encouraged use the references at the bottom for true research but this is not taught. Students are simply told ‘Stay away from Wikipedia, anyone can change it, it’s completely unreliable’.

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Mohsie Supposie 3 years ago

I do use it sometimes to get factual information that would generally be undisputed. However, I agree that everything should be double-checked if using the information for anything serious.

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#22

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts As of right now I am 18 years old and looking into the future is depressing. I figure I’m gonna have to work 8 hours a day, sleep 8 hours a day and then have 8 hours a day to myself. This does not include things like getting ready for work, commute or shopping/cooking. At the end of the day I’m only going to have a few hours to do what I want... for over 40 years. It seems like my entire life is just preparing me to follow directions and then putting me into a factory where I’m a brick in a wall (reference intended). When I tell other people this, I get a response along the lines of: “That’s what everyone has to do,” or “That’s how its always been.” Why? Even if it is how life works. How it has to be to maintain quality for everyone. What is the point in living? This is existential crisis material. Thanks for reading.

tl;dr - People think I’m crazy for thinking working 1/3rd of your life is crazy.

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KKpp 3 years ago

Find something you like to do and you won't consider it work

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#23

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts The last war that was really about “our rights” was the civil war. Vietnam, WWI, II, Korea, Iraq and Afghanistan were really about global power dynamics. The soldiers that fought in these wars were not defending our rights, because our rights were not really being threatened.

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Not Proud British 3 years ago

They are usually fighting against an army that were once financed and backed by their government anyway. And if that war is won, the side the soldiers fought for, risked their lives for, could easily become the new enemy and they end up going back and fighting them again. It's pointless.

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#24

Even with all this stuff going on. I don't believe that Racism is as bad as the early 1900s.

With the way technology is advancing today, we're able to see people for who they really are and called them out. Say what you want but atleast people from other races are fighting together. It isn't perfect, but I can say, atleast we're trying.

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I'm lay sheep in China 3 years ago

Racism back in time was more worse since they slave u, Lynch u etc

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#25

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts The only exception is if you cannot donate an organ for medical reasons, I've heard people say that they would accept a donated organ (but they wouldn't be happy to donate one) which is the height of selfishness in my opinion, letting people die so that a dead religious person can keep their organs (which will be cremated or buried) is insane.

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Wyn Williams 3 years ago (edited)

Fully agree, where I live in Finland it's 'presumed consent' so you have to opt out, relatives may be consulted in certain circumstances but can't object because they don't like the idea. 90/95% of those needing transplants get them

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#26

I've found people with less social media presence tend to be less narcissistic and worlds more interesting. It seems like everyone wants to be an influencer nowadays or needs to feel validated for whatever reason. Don't even get me started on influencing. You can be a catch and not put yourself out there so much. Idk, maybe I just enjoy my privacy. I don't like having selfies of my spouse and I posted every day and to have my personal life plastered across the internet. I doubt I'm alone with this opinion.

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ch 3 years ago

You are not alone in your opinion. It's true.

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#27

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Staying up late feeling like you got all the time in the world the night before a day off is 10x better than the actual day off where you need to be asleep by a certain time to get up for work the next day

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Bill Evs 3 years ago

I've always felt like that too. Nothing better on a Sunday evening knowing you're off on the Monday.

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#28

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Now i know that this is a REALLY unpopular opinion because Elon Musk is a poster boy for zoomers because he posts and likes memes on twitter. Right at the start of the world pandemic he was posting on twitter how the panic is stupid and that people are panicking without a reason, even though people were falling and dying like flies into thousands of numbers, he belittled the virus and said how it was not that bad, and even compared it to a common flu, now he posts tweets to free the country and that people have lost their freedom, other than that he is praizing Texas on twitter for openning up stores and businesses, this is a great example of a billionaire that doesn't care about people and only cares about his money, i don't know how i feel about him at the moment, i am sad because he was one of the billionaires that were doing good for earth.. but this is just a big disappointment, i wonder where will he take this. What are your thoughts on this?

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ch 3 years ago

He's an idiot.

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#29

If true gender equality comes to fruition, then what it will mean is that people will stop giving a f*ck about one another's gender. Everyone would have equal opportunity, treatment, respect and appreciation, while being judged based on character, ability, personality and other proper grounds based on the situation. There would be no need for gender-based celebrations, since all related hurdles would have already been crossed.

What will be celebrated though, is mankind coming one step closer to overall human equality.

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Daria Z 3 years ago

This! Finally.

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#30

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts In my opinion, math is the most beautiful of any "traditional school subject," but the thing is schools are set up in a way that encourages teaching math as a bunch of formulas to memorize. And real math is seldom about memorization. I heard a friend describe math as "the most useful game humanity has ever created" and I have to say I agree with that. Math is like a game, it's a playground where you try to extrapolate truths from a set of rules. I will now spend the rest of this post explaining parts of math that are ignored in schools but are super interesting to me. My explanations don't use any technical math terms, but some of the videos linked will require some thinking.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

My teachers are good at teaching it, actually.

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#31

This one makes me rage sometimes. So there you are, having made some sort of mistake.

For hypotheticals lets pretend you forgot to put your mask on before going into Walmart. (This isn't about masks dont make it about masks, just using an example).

"Sir you need to have a mask on." (Acceptable)

"Why yes here it is, I'm so sorry I forgot. You're right." (Puts on mask)

We are officially done here.

"Well you see theres a pandemic going on....." (wrong. The conversation is over)

"Yeah, you're right I'm sorry man." (Acknowledged twice now, problem corrected! We are done now.)

"When you dont have a mask on you can infect other people...." (why the hell are you still talking)

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Combine Elite Soldier 3 years ago

This is waht i need!

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#32

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts My words might be all over the place, just trying to gather my thoughts.

It’s crazy to me how in this day and age we advocate for women’s mental health, we advocate for people to be understanding of women’s needs. But i noticed with the whole Will smith debacle (His wife jada was sleeping with someone while they were still married but taking a break) anyways in the video he looks really sad and like he’d been crying - might’ve just been tired but nevertheless, the internet wouldn’t stop with the jokes. If the shoe were on the other foot it would be people banding together calling others insensitive. I know that it’s popular right now to say “men are trash” and i just think if people went around saying “women are trash” everyone would be up in arms. We should be advocating for good mental health for ALL people. I know statistically speaking men commit more crimes and stuff like that, and it’s more of a reason to lift men up and advocate for their mental health.

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Isolde Leeuwen 3 years ago

Double standards due to sexism are a loss for all sexes, no matter who seems to profit at first glance

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#33

This is something I seriously want people's opinions on. I saw a post of Leo DiCaprio taking a selfie with a young fangirl (looked like 12yo or something) at the US Open and just sitting there chatting to her. The first comment I see is "Idk this makes me uncomfortable"

I can't tell you how much it pissed me off. Someone in my eyes doing something so fu**ing cool as giving a fan the time of day and chatting to them can INSTANTLY be associated with pedophilia. It makes me sick. And then we call out celebrities when they don't want to take a selfie with us?

I love kids. I love listening to them, I love escaping reality with them, I love teaching them, I love watching them grow. How does someone see that and think "Well then you must love having sex with them too"

How fu**ing disturbed are you as a person for your mind to take that route? In this picture Leo isn't touching the girl, he's not sniffing the girl or doing some other creepy ass s*it. How is talking to a young person instantly associated with pedophilia?

We desperately need to change this attitude, because the people protecting and making young kids feel comfortable are being shamed and wrongfully accused of pedophilia.

By all means, at all times be wary. But don't just jump to pedophilia. That is f**ked up and we need to change that mindset.

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Cynner 3 years ago (edited)

I agree! I have a soccer play field in front of my house and sometimes i see old men watching the kids (all ages) play soccer. I always melt, thinking of my father who loved soccer when he was Young and played in the street he grew up in. He also loves to watch the kids play and make a chat. I know the men that are watching the kids are remeniscing their fond memories, but i can't help to think that i hope the kids know that too and that it's not a Creep watching them.. hate it that it always Comes to mind.

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#34

I think backstories influences the judges' decision unfairly. Who would you rather choose, a kid who got cancer or an actually talented person but has had a good life. It's called America's Got Talent for a reason. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not some sympathy-less person. I certainly feel bad for them and do hope they have a better life in the future. I just feel like talent shows should be judged on actual talent.

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Zoe 3 years ago

Agree. They're totally irrelevant

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#35

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts It's so hard to find a news outlet that will just present the information without spin. Without trying to push you one way or another. I just want to know what happened so I can decide whether I like it or not. Why is that so hard to find? Quit telling me what to think.

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Margot Piasecka 3 years ago (edited)

Especially visible in the US. In most European countries we don't have this problem - at least not to the same dramatic extent. At least there are some strict regulations and guidelines. Luckily. Also the more parties in a country the bigger the spectrum of information. Checking international media also helps to get a broader understanding.

84points

#36

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Don’t find fulfillment in your career. Find fulfillment in the hobbies you have, adventures you go on, and people you help because you have the financial freedom to do so. If you love your job that’s awesome, but this isn’t realistic for many people.

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Wyn Williams 3 years ago

Pretty much, I had a well paid career I was not particularly happy in but it paid the bills and allowed me to support family and friends

68points

#37

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I’m just one guy. I try to be a good person; I try to treat everyone equally; I try to be kind and compassionate; I try to be a force of good.

But I’m just one guy. I have problems of my own. I have a life of my own. I shouldn’t be expected to constantly wade through the s*it that is the political and societal hellscape of 2020. I’m not a racist because you don’t think I’m angry enough. I’m not uneducated because I don’t pour through hours of toxic political commentary. I’m not privileged for wanting to distance myself from hatred.

I’m so sick of being alternatively mocked and hated for not living up to other people’s freedom fighter fantasy. I’m trying my best but I’m just one guy.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

IKR. It is so annoying when people expect you to give a flying duck about their nonsense.

73points

#38

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts It is so frustrating to shop on Amazon with the Chinese sellers and manufacturers on the site.

The fake reviews are overwhelming (think 50-90% fake reviews on FakeSpot or ReviewMeta), plus the products are cheap and break and when you go back to the manufacturer, most of them don't exist after 1-2 years. I would assume it's the same group of people making crappy merchandise and cycling their names over and over again and buying the same fake reviews.

Beyond this, I'm always worried that they've put some pollutant or carcinogen into the manufacturing process because their regulations are so lax. The examples in the media are countless--toothpaste with diethylene glycol, pet food that kills our dogs and cats, toys with lead paint, make up with lead, beryllium, bacterial contamination, cheap hardware that self destructs after a year.

And it can be so hard to tell because they often manufacture for companies like Mattel and Nestle so you think you're getting American or European.

This has been going on for decades and we just turn a blind eye to it because they're cheaper. Business ethics wise, they're about where the US was in the 1920s. This is an example of how capitalism can result in deadly consequences without strong governmental regulation.

Please feel free to downvote me into oblivion, whatever, I don't care, I'm just sick of the nonsense.

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ch 3 years ago

Everything is from China and yes the fake reviews are horrible. It shouldn't be allowed. I reported some fake reviews and nothing was done. You get to where you don't trust any of them.

93points

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#39

Swimming is like walking, but for water. It's part of the few basic means of movement we, humans, have at our disposal, along with running, crawling and climbing. Not knowing how to swim puts you at a HUGE disadvantage, as you pretty much can't avoid water. Any mildly interesting / fun activity might turn into a potentially lethal one, should you not know how to swim. Going fishing? Better not fall into the water... It's like permadeath for video games: instead of ending up wet, and maybe slightly (or very) cold, you just friggin' die if you fall into deep water. I know, swimmers can drown too, but if you can't swim, you're guaranteed to have to be rescued.

On another note, it's so weird to see healthy people being incapable of performing the most basic human activities: I've seen grown men injure themselves trying to climb over a 3 feet fence (not drunk), women twisting their ankles and tearing tendons when running towards a bus stop, etc. Now, I'm not saying that everybody needs to be a world-class climber like Adam Ondra or swimmer, like Michael Phelps. But learning how to... I don't know, not die when navigating anything but flat terrain seems like it should be part of being a grown human.

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Aroace tiger 3 years ago

I used to go to swimming lessons for years. Still can't swim

76points

#40

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts The company is avoiding the following costs by selling digitally:

Sourcing materials

Manufacturing

Shipping

Shelf space

Employee wages

YET IT STILL costs the same price as a digital copy. Anyone who buys digital is absolutely being scammed.

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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

How is this an unpopular opinion?

75points

#41

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts It is disgusting. If Will had cheated on Jada the entire internet would turn on him and crucify him. Except because he is a man he is the one being mocked and memed.

Firstly, we don't have a reason to be involved in their relationship, and if they choose to make it work then good on them.

However, that doesn't mean Jada should be proud of her actions. She abused the trust of a great man. I'm kinda surprised the internet isn't backing Will on this to be honest.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Cheating is always bad no matter who does it. Mocking a heartbroken person is really terrible.

56points

#42

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I hate always being teased for ordering vanilla ice cream or buying a vanilla cake. No, vanilla is not plain. It is a flavor, and there is such thing as plain ice cream (nasty btw). If anything, chocolate is more plain than vanilla since literally everything can be chocolate.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

A good vanilla icecream (with real eggs and so) it probably the best flavour that I ever tried. I usually ask chocolate, nugat or coffee but if there is homemade vanilla it is really better.

83points

#43

Most people I've talked to say they avoid giving money to homeless folks because they think they will use it for beer, cigarettes, and/or drugs. They would rather give them food or some other tangible item to help them out. While I understand the thinking behind it I'm also not naive enough to think that my $5 is going to magically get this person off the streets and back on their feet. These people are already down on their luck and have enough to worry about. If my $5 helps get them a pack of cigarettes or a beer and that's what they need to get through another day with the sh**ty hand they've been dealt then i'm OK with that.

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Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago

Thank you. I am, at his moment, doing an overnight shift at a homeless shelter. Most of our guests are alcoholics or addicts. Right now, it is 25 F outside. Maybe some of our guests will get clean/sober someday; maybe they won't. Either way, they aren't freezing on the street tonight.

138points

#44

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts As the title says. I’m so sick of this virtue signaling on social media and cities where everyone is clapping and praising us. When you apply to medical school you apply to these terms and it’a just our job. Sure, it’s tiresome and the situation isn’t really great but still. A lot of my coworkers are pumping their ego with this and enjoy the attention. I don’t

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Pamela24 3 years ago

I can understand why you don't want it but I think in this case, the pumped-up egos might help your coworkers with the motivation and strength that they need for working (especially nowadays with the pandemic) and I don't see anything wrong with that. If they enjoy the attention and it gives them more energy...? What's the harm.

66points

#45

It’s impossible to watch something nowadays that’s aimed towards teens without these portrayals. This is creating massive delusions for young teenagers in terms of what they think they will look like or should look like and it’s terrible. It should be banned. They are designed to be idolised or even sexualised and displayed as desired so what do think it does to a person who doesn’t look like that.

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Suzanne Clark 3 years ago

Very irritating. The worst example I've seen of that was in "The Birdcage" (one of my favorite movies) where Robin Williams son was supposed to be 19 and he looked 30.

66points

#46

Every single day we are getting away from being human, what we've learned in thousands of years..... We are getting more and more just materialistic beings........ I don't see a bright future here ....... Well, not too optimistic.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

I didn't realise my mum had Bored Panda (joke).

77points

#47

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I get that they are historically important, but some people think these guys from 200 years ago were incredible at predicting the future. As a non American, this always seems weird to me.

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Víctor Alfonso García Olmo 3 years ago

And, the today-us-citizens don´t remember don Bernardo de Galvez. Check the Wikipedia ;-D

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#48

I have been getting so much grief from my gamer friends for playing games on easy mode. They are calling me “not a true gamer” because I don’t play on hard mode. I just want to enjoy a game for the story line and not get frustrated dying endless times not being able to defeat a boss or making a simple mistake. Does that make me less of a gamer?

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

It doesn't make you less of a gamer, my friend.

111points

#49

It takes a lot of balls to admit that you're attracted to children. If they are trying to get help, they shouldn't be attacked by people for being a bad person. A pedophile is not a bad person until they actually commit an offence.

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Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago

This is spot on. People experience attraction before they act on it. It is possible for a person to experience attraction to children and seek treatment. Shame and stigma prevent people from getting help.

122points

#50

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Whenever I hear someone talk about a restaurant where the menus have pictures of the food on them, they talk about it as if it’s a red flag. Bullsh*t!! I want to see pictures of what the food I am going to order looks like!! It’s so much easier to decide what you want to eat that way. Oh and I don’t understand how people can think it’s tacky then look at the food at the table next to them and be like “oh that looks good”, then ask the other table what they ordered so they can order the same thing. I don’t care if it makes me seem like a dumb small minded person. I wanna see more pictures of food. It rules!!

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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

But crushing disappointment follows when your meal looks nothing like the picture.

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#51

The dude is a prick and an as**ole flat out, yeah maybe being bipolar is why he is an as**ole but it doesn’t make him any less of an as**ole. Everyone has problems some people are as**oles because of how they were raised, some people are as**oles because they hate their job. They are all reasons but not excuses. Kanye rushes the stage at the VMA’s and took over a speech I don’t care if he’s bipolar he is a f**king asshole. He has also acknowledged he is bipolar accepts his diagnosis but still goes off his meds! F**k that dude he is an as**ole.

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N G 3 years ago

If you want to know whether being bipolar is an "excuse" for being an a-hole, consider other people who are bipolar. Stephen Fry - if you agree that he is NOT an a-hole, you must therefore accept that Kanye just IS an a-hole and bipolar doesn't enter into it.

37points

#52

This way anyone falsely accused does not get their name dragged through the sand until they have been convicted. We have made it too easy to destroy people's lives on false accusations. I believe protecting the innocent is just as important as prosecuting the guilty. The only downside would be if someone had evidence on the accused, but this could also be found as a part of the investigation process.

So maybe a better definition if the initial hearing is not dismissed and the judge wants to pursue the case further. I just don't think its fair to lose your job over something that's dismissed in 5 minutes in court, because that's all someone with a false accusation wants.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Yes. Both ways. The accused should be protected until trial. But once they are found guilty (if they are) they should be publicly denounced in cases of murder, rape, pedophilia etc. Too many guilty people remain anonymous.

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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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#53

When browsing on some shady websites that aren't centered around pornography, I'm sure we've all had porn ads with either partial or full nudity pop up out of nowhere or on the sidebar. Just because you're on a website that requires 18 plus does not mean that it should be perfectly fine to show porn without the consent of the viewer. For example on Spotify I don't listen to any sexual content or sexual podcasts, however I get recommended a show called "hentai with senpai," and I have to deal with an extraordinarily sexualized hentai face on my home screen. I'm not even the only person who deals with that specific show showing up on their home screen unsolicited. So to reiterate, if exposing yourself to someone without their consent, even if they're 18 years old or up, is a crime, then it should also be a crime to show nude or sexual contents to people in pop up ads without their consent.

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

I have never had a porn pop up ad, what shady websites are you even looking at?

10points

#54

Random opinion I just thought about from past experiences. By this I don't mean absolutely freezing/sizzling climates, I just mean from mildly warmer/colder weather than normal. I've seen myself be really stressed during warmer weather, with no real way to cool myself at all. On the other hand, with colder climates, it's really easy to cool yourself down; get under a warm blanket, get a hot drink and just vibe there I guess. It's really comforting too, probably one of the best feelings ever.

Though this doesn't really make sense if you're outdoors and not inside, it's technically inside I'm talking about. Being outside is a whole different story, though it's technically the same answer on that side in my opinion.

So in conclusion; I don't like going outside because it's too warm.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

Does warmth nauseate and fluster you as well? I have told my parents that, yet they swaddle me unnecessarily and I hate it...

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#55

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Stealthing was rather prominent in the news not too long ago (over here in the UK),
our laws cause this to be classified as rape.

If someone female lies about using birth control, they should face prosecution.
Furthermore, any child should not be the financial responsibility of the father.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

Children should be the legal responsibilities of their parents. No matter what.

19points

#56

You may not want to admit it. But it's the truth. With having no knowledge of the outside world except through what was allowed in through propaganda, you'd most likely be swayed to join. They were humans just like us. And if you grew up during that time there, you would most likely be one of them. When the option is join or be labeled as an enemy with the threats of death, most people will join.

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Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago

Unless you are a Jew, person of color, LGBT, physically or mentally impaired in any way, communist, socialist, alcoholic, known political activist or maker of any form of art, literature &c that the Nazis didn't approve of. Many people who were not in any of the above categories spoke out against the Nazis and/or actively opposed them.

33points

#57

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts As a man in my late 50s I wish I had the courage to walk off a job when I was younger. After starting my own business and spending years in upper management I have to say I love millennials and think they will change the work place for the better. Seeing a 22 college grad say that's not my job and not in my job description always gave me a envy boner, watching a middle manager retort with if you don't like the job leave and having a millennial fire back I'll send out 100 apps on indeed tonight and have a new one tommorow bye! Wanna know what that makes me do? Think hard about how my employees are treated and how well they are paid because on today's day and age my job is just as replaceable as they are. Keep ghosting and walking away my young friends I get it!

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Buttered_Crumpet 3 years ago

"Envy boner" - love that expression, gonna steal it :)

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

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#58

If Lizzo could look like Gabrielle Union, she would. If James Corden could look like Ryan Philippe, he would. I realize everybody’s body is different, but being overweight is… OVER, what your weight should be. For your body. This changes for every person.

Full disclosure, I’m about 60 pounds overweight and I’m included in my statement. I don’t like the way I look and feel. But I’m not out here like “ahh I love my curves”.

Now cue all the anecdotal, medical-anomaly rebuttals

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Hera20 3 years ago

I agree with you I think the main thing is changing your weight for you to be healthy and not to conform with the so called ideal body type.

29points

#59

Like, you can't say that you support male victims and then only bring them up when people talk about women being raped. It's not talked about enough but the fact that most of the times it's just a counterpoint is disgusting.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Also often the same sexist men that use male rape victims to undermine the female ones are the first ones to tell men to "man up" and bully them if they get raped.

31points

#60

I've always thought the idea of "equals" for a novel would be incredibly interesting. To read the exact same story, but from a different perspective. I imagine this would be great for the Harry Potter books, as there was so much depth shown in certain characters that it's a shame we only got to read it from Harry's perspective. This idea of "equals" would also allow readers to see depth and traits in a character they may not have seen before just by reading the main character's perspective.

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Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago

Have you heard of fan fiction? It's actually awesome, go to archiveofourown.org and give it a try.

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#61

Social media was introduced as a way to communicate with friends or classmates and other strangers. Now, it seems that social media is one of the worst things ever. Twitter has become a prime place for lots of beef and drama and other nonsensical conversations. Tiktok really is just for people to simp over hot girls doing dances. Instagram is where everyone likes to post their whole life story, and these people always have problems with stalkers and other complications with the lack of privacy. I could go on but I'm really over it. Social media will never be the same and this really sickens me because there's a lot of good on twitter and instagram, but these platforms get completely drowned out by all the bad.

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John Louis 3 years ago

Never have lives less lived been more thoroughly chronicled (Dennis Miller).

29points

#62

That's right. Salt and vinegar are the superior chip. Sour cream & onion chips just have an overly sweet yet salty taste that is just overwhelmingly disgusting. Barbecue chips leave your mouth feeling dry and bitter because of the awful taste. Salt and vinegar are just a perfect combination of flavors that is just overall better than other chips

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Nevena 3 years ago

I love salt and vinegar chips, but in my country sadly they are really hard to find

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#63

I’m talking the ones that have been bred to an early grave with deformed features and problems that make them suffer their whole life, with breathing problems, walking problems, brains that are too big for their craniums etc. Like Pugs, King Charles spaniels, Bulldogs, Great Danes and others.

Some might be saved by cross breeding and a complete change to the breed standard, but we shouldn’t go on like we are now.

Dogs shouldn’t be born just to suffer and die for our entertainment.

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Zoe 3 years ago

They shouldn't be allowed to 'die out' but breeding for certain traits should be stopped.

36points

#64

He was a black, retied police chief who was murdered in the protests after he tried to defend a pawn shop that was getting looted. No coverage from anyone and any mention of him on the big subreddits get instantly taken down. There should be a giant outrage from this, but its getting buried and 99% of people will have no idea it happened because the media want you to think that all the protests are peaceful.

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Coleonema 3 years ago

Go to Youtube and type in the words "China Muslims" and watch one of the videos. The media will not likely cover it, ever. And the thing is, its still happening, and no one seems to care

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#65

I'm British, from a small town in the middle of England, nobody EVER says "Y'all" here and i don't get why.

When i first heard the word i thought it was stupid, but the older i get the more and more i realise how much i would easily use "Y'all" in every day life.

I'm a manager in my office so i often have to refer to multiple people at a time, "You all" or "You lot" or "All of you" is fine for now but can come off quite harsh, i've now rotated "Y'all" into the mix and it just FITS so well. Its soft, comes out friendly. Everyone knows what i mean, it rolls off the tongue nicely and i get to put that sweet southern accent on when i say it.

I think we should all adapt to it because honestly, it works.

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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

You can get ‘yous’ used in uk as a plural of ‘you’, that’s a bit like it. I love y’all too.

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#66

As a British guy, I shouldn't have to know everything about the US or have to introduce myself as "The British guy" every time I talk to someone online. I also don't want to be treated like some mystical being from lands afar just because I speak a little differently.

The internet (unless you are playing a game where you can pick the server location) is a worldwide thing, that isn't based in one location. It can be used by anybody. Most people on the internet aren't even from the US.

And my biggest pet peeve through all this has to be when Americans say "the world" but really just mean "the US". The world is all countries, not just all the states.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Right? Some USA users are extremely arrogant. Usually if a person says a generalisation without mentioning that this happens in their country they are from USA.

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#67

I think a good example of this is the show Riverdale. If you don’t know, it’s a show using the characters of Archie comics in a teen murder drama ish show. In that show their lives are about whatever big mystery is going on, their relationships, and their friends. The characters in the show are high-school age (16 I believe) but a majority of the cast are actors in their mid-twenties (one actor is almost 29).

In the show, or as much as I’ve seen, being an actual high school student occupies very little of the character’s lives and the aspects of high school we do see the characters participate it could more or less be translated into a college setting. So why even make them high school students? I know to reach a youth audience and whatever but seeing how a lot of this shows content displays varied sexual relationships between characters, I feel like it’s a bit weird seeing all these high school age relationships so graphically being acted by much older people.

And I’m realizing now that Riverdale isn’t the best example (a plot point of season 1 is an inappropriate teacher student relationship) but there are a lot of shows like this out. I think Hollywood should stop fetishizing high school sexual relationships when they really don’t have to. My issue with it isn’t so much the displays of sex, more that the show creators are leaning so heavily into all the displays of sex of people who are supposed to be minors. Gives a weird voyeurism vibe. If the plot allows, just make the setting college, it would even make more sense with the plots sometimes.

TLDR: I have no issue with sex being a plot point in teen-oriented television but the mentality of “We have 27 year olds playing 16 year olds so let’s shoot this soft core porn scene because we can 😎” is very problematic and approaching borderline pedophilic

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

And it traumatises a lot of kids for not being sexually active in school. Look at inceks and how they seem to believe that everybody f***s from a very young age. It is all a lie from media guys.

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#68

"In 2015, 6ix9ine pled guilty to a felony count of use of a child in a sexual performance and received a four-year probation period and a 1,000-hour community service order. In 2018, he was arrested on racketeering, weapons, and drugs charges. He pled guilty to nine charges including conspiracy to commit murder"
Yet somehow all his videos get 100s of millions of views. He is the Roman Polanski of hip hop. There are tons of hop hop artists who are better than him, both musically and as people. He is the very definition of someone who should not be celebrated. A disgusting, child abusing sicko.

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#69

Until this year, I thought of China just as the closest contender for America’s heavyweight superpower belt, especially in the next couple decades. Recently, however, after reading article after article about the brazen systematic detainment, and torture of a conservative 1.5 million people from a single ethnic group I’m getting serious fascist Germany vibes.

At least the United States hides its ethnic mass incarceration under the veneer of mandatory minimum sentencing laws (I’m kidding, this is not the same thing, obviously)

One article published just today presented evidence that the Chinese government had been collecting involuntary samples of DNA in order to map faces. Are you f**king kidding?

Also disturbing has been China’s active use of existing technology to repress dissent in Hong Kong.

China has repeatedly demonstrated they have no qualms about shoving racial minorities into concentration camps, and a brutal capacity to eliminate opposition. I don’t see any reason why China will not continue to get worse in these regards. It seems that if any country is soon to reach ww2 Germany levels of power and fascism it will definitely be China.

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River Webb 3 years ago

I get what you mean, but a lot of people don't seem to understand that its the government who are doing all these terrible things and not the people. most of the Chinese people have done nothing wrong and yet get blamed for the governments doing.

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#70

My ex has women telling her on social media how amazing she is for raising kids in her own and how strong and independent she is for picking herself up after the divorce (that she caused with her affair) and being a mom. I have none of that. Its not that my friends don't think I'm a good dad, its that as a society, we have made the single mom a sort of unsung hero. What about single dads? We do the same s*it. I work and take care of my kids the same way but I don't get celebrated like I'm doing something amazing. I just get the recognition that almost all dads get... Nothing.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

I support you, sir. :). You are probably doing a better job than that cheater.

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#71

I hate hearing people say, "oh, he bought a Corvette because he's balding and needs to feel younger." No. No no no no NO. As someone who's never earned much money because I made the spectacular decision to do what I love rather than what was lucrative, I'm finally in a position in my late 30s where I can actually save up to buy my dream car.

I get it if cars aren't important to you. I get it if you dislike the impact they have on the environment. I get it if you think sports cars are too expensive and a hassle. I get it if you see a forty something guy in a BMW M3 and assume he's compensating for something. But realize that automotive enthusiasm is a huge part of life for a lot of people, and can often be the biggest connection they have to family members or friends.

As a car enthusiast, I look forward to increased electrification for a lower carbon footprint (and ridiculous torque for better acceleration). I accept that my budget will have to increase for a cool exotic car and decrease for other pursuits. It's worth it to me. Just like you might enjoy collecting stamps or having a closet full of nice clothes. It's also the first thing I talk about when I call my dad since he used to race cars and motorcycles in the 70s. We bond over cars and car news.

So the next time you see some guy with graying temples and a widow's peak driving a Ferrari, understand it might be the realization of a dream from childhood and try to, you know, not crap on that dream because it's not YOUR dream.

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Paizleypie 3 years ago

AND gals, don't forget that ladies love cars too!

41points

#72

Christianity is a "safe" punching bag on this website for some reason; it can freely be mocked and derided. But you dare to make equally derisive statements about other religions and your "problematic" comments will immediately be met with disapproval.

This is bizarre and to me it shows that a lot of the anti-religion "views" expressed on this website aren't fueled by reason or conviction but simple parroting.

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ADHORTATOR 3 years ago

This is true..... and I am an atheist

40points

#73

Our $250 range microwave broke. Repair guy came out and cracked it open and said it was a bad door switch. He wanted $389 to fix it. NFW. Besides, he already pointed out the bad switch, so I figure, how hard can it be.

I take out the switch, and jot down the four digit alpha numeric code on it. I go to a locally owned appliance parts distributor. The lady at the counter was very nice, but said that number means nothing to her or her computer. She says she needs more information. I tell her the make and we kind of come up something similar that will (probably) work. But... it’s not in stock and they are moving their warehouse, so two weeks minimum. I ask for suggestions, and she gives the name of three other places in town.

I call those places. The first two are total assholes to me. Very condescending, and telling me I need the model number. Again, the four digit code means nothing to them. I give what’s in the confirmation email from Sears. Not enough. Kenmore doesn’t manufacture their own goods. She needs to know the manufacturer. I’m not at home. I’m sitting in my truck on the phone. Second call goes just like the first. Treated me like a child.

At this point I go home, get the info on the manufacturer, and call the third place. Very nice. They don’t have it, but can get it that afternoon. For the low low price of $40.

I can’t get there in the afternoon, and $40 seems outrageous for a door switch.

I take a last ditch effort on Amazon. I put in only the four digit code that nobody could work with at four different distributors.

158 sellers. Most expensive one was $9. It will be here tomorrow.

KW3A. Look it up yourself.

Unbelievable.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Same for Ikea. Most furniture stores sell overpriced items that are of the same bad quality and same desing as ikea. Why paying 1000 euros for a sofa that looks exactly the same as the 300 euros one from ikea and will last the same?

20points

#74

I am senior and the number of adults that have told me that these will be the years I’ll miss for the rest of my life is disheartening. I feel I have a lot to look forward to in life and I think the message we should be sending to kids is not “it’s all downhill from here.”

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

High school was one of the worst experiences of my life, something I wish I could forget. Sadly my daughter is understanding how crap highschool can really be.

16points

#75

Seriously, this s*it needs to stop. So many people, with nothing wrong with them other than gluttony and laziness. So many people walk in to walmart, plop their fat asses in the chairs that are for older people and cripples, then just leave them in the middle of the parking lot like the waste of space and resources that they are.

Let's be upfront and honest. You don't get to be 500 pounds due to "genetics". 95% of people you see that are that size on a daily basis had NOTHING wrong with them before turning in to a drain on society.

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Holly Smethurst 3 years ago

Exactly!

17points

#76

If i could, "Just be confident" don't you think I would be already?! I hate being nervous around new people, but I can't just decide to not be. I already understand how important confidence is. I can't explain why I don't have any because I don't know.

A depressed person may want to cheer up, but they just can't will themselves happy. There is more to it.

This is how I feel about it. I know I can't be the only one.

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Daria Z 3 years ago

I pretend being happy and confident. Sometimes I can even fool myself... for a while.

13points

#77

Unless you like drinking bitter dark liquid. And if you don't, you add milk or creamer, which just makes it slightly bitter but still not good. And for those who add sugar, it gets too sweet for there to be a real taste.

So I don't understand. I will have the occasional cup in a group setting or at my mom's, but I can honestly say I've never had a cup of coffee and said "Oh this one is actually good."

People say if you buy super expensive ones, there's a massive difference, but I don't see myself making that investment, nor knowing anyone else who would in order to try theirs. It's just not good, man.

Again, it smells amazing. But can coffee lovers just admit they drink it for the poop regulation and caffeine energy boost? This is a safe space.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

I drink it because I adore it...

21points

#78

I don‘t care how big that bag would be, just hang it onto the horsesaddle somewhere. I absolutely hate slaloming around those piles of s*it while riding a bike somewhere.

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Verena Gitterle 3 years ago

And smokers should pick up their butts

9points

#79

I'm not even sure this would be an unpopular opinion on Reddit however I feel in general videogame composers don't get enough credit from everyone. Composing music for a video game can be significantly harder than for a movie because during a movie the composer knows what will happen and can compose the music so that it sounds perfect for the situation this is not the case in a video game. As someone who has played over 170 hours of ori and the blind forest, hollow knight and Cuphead it disappoints me to see that although they get lots of recognition by gamers the music industry really just snubs them

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Random Anon 3 years ago

Check out Jeremy Soule. He did games like Guild Wars, Baldur's Gate and Elder Scrolls. I think his music is right up there with people like Hans Zimmers.

6points

#80

Burgers that require you to unhinge your jaw to take a bite is not an enjoyable eating experience. For people that worry about making a mess and getting food all over their face and hands, there’s nothing worse.

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ch 3 years ago

I hate that.

15points

#81

I know a bunch of doctors and celebrities and pretty much everyone else is all for giving just about everyone the number to the suicide hotline and pretending they are helping. They aren’t.

I’ve called them myself, spoke to countless other individuals about there first hand experiences, and read the stories. Most of the time the suicide hotline ends up doing more harm then good. They have been known to hang up on people in crisis, prematurely call the police on their callers, and use very scripted methods that usually don’t help. I’ve brought this up to multiple mental health professionals and they know the line sucks but they still send it out. It’s over glorified so people can feel like they are making a difference or helping when in reality they are recommending something that does more harm them good.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Also it doesnt allow people to mention their suicidal thoughts. I tried an online therapy app and the listeners werent allowed to even keep talking to you if you mention suicide. How is that helpful? It just teaches people to repress their emotions.

36points

#82

There are 0 scenarios where I should receive an email from a god damned manager that reads 'take a look at these, there both for you'. I have to go behind my 2 colleagues and 'clean up' the work they fill into communal spreadsheets because I'd be embarrassed if other people thought I contributed such dreck. Just today my workmate had put the simple input 'Mr & Mrs Smith' into a spreadsheet as, and I quote, 'mrq ans mrs smih' and then just moved on with his life with nary a care in the world, like what the F**K, people?

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M O'Connell 3 years ago

Different people have different things they focus on. I regularly deal with engineers who can't spell or have terrible grammar, or won't punctuate anything. I can do those things. They can do deeply complex electronic circuit design.

4points

#83

It doesn't make sense to me why we have so many cemeteries, some of which are huge. We could be using that land for homes, businesses, agriculture, etc. Even if a person wants to be buried, there's no need to pour cement into the ground or to bury the body in a casket that won't decompose after a few years.

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Random Anon 3 years ago

I just want my ashes spread in a nice location like a nice beach or mountain side. You wanna talk? Take a nice trip and relax, then we talk.

9points

#84

I get it, you are vulnerable if you have a mental disorder, however that does not give you the green card to expect people to be automatically sensitive towards you or your needs. Sure, when others try to help you because they know of your disorder, they are doing this out of their own kindness not because they owe you anything.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

People should at least try to be more sensitive. You know how easily people get riled?

19points

#85

Like we already know the upper limits of natural human strength and fitness and that should be the main focus. But it’d be really ducking cool to see what we can do at the peak of human ability + drugs. IMO that’s like the combined might of sheer f**king will and determination and whatever drugs add to the mix.

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Bill 3 years ago

The All Drugs Olympics in Bogata Columbia. Back when SNL was funny

16points

#86

No. I’m not gonna say “hE’s CrEepY tOwArDs MiNorS” or anything like that. I just think he’s genuinely off-putting. He’s this tall, extremely thin older man without eyebrows who prances around and wears the personality of a shallow, “yas kween” teenage girl. Everything about him sends me into defense mode and I don’t get why he’s so worshipped. Yes, his makeup skills are phenomenal but Jesus Christ his actual personality is so cringy and creepy to me. Sorry for the ramble, just wanted to express it.

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ch 3 years ago

He is so fake, it's disgusting.

27points

#87

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Disney obsessed people tend to say they enjoy the magic and fairytales, but that just feels like denial of how terrible real life is. So instead of working together and fixing life, they spend hundreds, even thousands going to parks, buying merchandise, and watching movies over and over. All the while that money goes to a mega corporation that contributes to the worsening of real life.

Also, Disney is pretty much geared towards kids and being crazy about it is sorta creepy. It just seems like these people have experienced a failure to launch. People should grow up and stop expecting life to be a fairytale.

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Truth Monster 3 years ago

***Meanwhile, on Bored Panda, "I Draw Pregnant Disney Princesses!" lolol

20points

#88

There are a lot of whiny articles recently about how men don't go to university at the same rate as young women, don't work as many hours as they used to, and in general participate less in society and rather play video games or something. This naturally comes at the expense of traditional life attainments such as working yourself to death, having an insanely expensive wedding, and being the sole provider for a family that will eventually kick you out.

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Random Anon 3 years ago

I still sometimes get ridiculed for playing computer games being an older person. But but but you're not a kid anymore. Eh but screw em. I like my RPGs.

33points

#89

It may be just the nostalgia talking, but I very much liked the "quality" of the content you could find on the internet back in the day, when the majority was created by people who had real jobs (or schools) and could only create content in their spare time. And I'm not talking only about YouTube videos, but also about general blogs and more "specialized" sites.

I'm not 100% sure what it is, but to me it's either that the content was not so much money-driven and people could fully express themselves without caring for the "brand" or "monetization" or what not, or that they were much more connected to the everyday issues of everyday people.

I'm also not saying there are no good content creators right now, or that all of them are disconnected from the reality, but it's kind of sad that it's not the norm anymore.

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ZombieGirl 3 years ago

I've never thought about this, but I agree! I got to be a teen and young adult before "social media" and "content" became a thing...it was a much simpler way of life!

14points

#90

It just makes me so angry to see someone say s*it like this because the person was trying to be considerate and you ruined it. It bother’s me so much every time I hear it. I would consider myself agnostic but I don’t go around flaunting it. I think this goes well with any religion, really.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

It bothers me that people feel the need to baptise sneezes, yet here we are...

28points

#91

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Emojis shouldve just stayed yellow colored. whats the point of choosing a certain skin color. for each emoji you manually choose the skin color that applies to you, but why is it important? just shows how obsessed people today still are with skin color and how they have to differentiate between each other by all means.

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Daria Z 3 years ago

I personally don't care about a person's color scheme but if people want a variety of emojis, why not? They can still use the yellow ones if they want.

13points

#92

And no, I’m not vegan or vegetarian. Meat on pizza is fine, great even. A pizza loaded down with so many different meats that chunks of sausage fall off when I’m trying to eat it is not even appetizing. There are so many contrasting meat-flavors and I really don’t understand why it is so popular. I truly think some of its popularity stems from some weird place of machismo and anti-veganism. Many of the same people who order meat lovers pizza turn their nose up at even the mention of vegetable toppings. And you know what? There are some bomb ass pizzas with veggies on them.

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John Louis 3 years ago

Ridiculous, if you like a particular food, then you do. If not, that is fine also. Respect individual tastes.

15points

#93

I mean that’s pretty much it but if you post about your problem in your marriage or with substance abuse or difficult parents for the love of GOD get a second opinion from an actual professional - who will tell you that, fun fact, your husband not making you a sandwich is not spousal abuse.

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

More often than not they will agree. A lot of partner and relatives are abusive. We just hide it before under the rug.

9points

#94

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts Pretty much what the title says. Not my opinion, but my husband’s. In college my husband and I would make oven pizzas and he would run his slices under the water fountain to cool it down faster. He says it didn’t change the taste and was still good.

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ch 3 years ago

gross :)

27points

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#95

People Are Sharing Their Unpopular Opinions On This Online Group, And Here Are Their 50 Most Interesting Posts I am a true believer that cereal with water is better. The taste of milk conflicts with the taste of the cereal, whereas water does not. While still getting the same texture, water does not ruin the taste of cereal. My friends crucified me when I told them this...so for this reason I am coming here in search of others who share my beliefs of water being better than milk.

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Rissie 3 years ago

Now this... Heresy...

33points

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What do you think ?

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Carrot dude 3 years ago

"unpopular opinions" This entire post is just chock-full of popular opinions. If you're going to take the most upvoted comments, they're going to be popular.

41points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

Yeah I gave up. They were all popular opinions and all the comments are “yes I so agree! Here’s a long explanation of why!” And then we can’t even vote down the popular ones for some reason.

11points

Csilla Kaszas 3 years ago

on the subreddit, they ask you to upvote posts you don't agree with, so theoretically it's the unpopular 'unpopular opinions' getting the most votes.

1point

CatWoman312 3 years ago (edited)

They are debatable opinions that’s what makes them unpopular

0points

Fred L. 3 years ago

Why can´t I upvote or downvote those posts? Am I the only one who can´t?

21points

Computernaut 3 years ago

I can't either. Maybe it has to do with the whole "unpopular opinion" thing?

6points

Bunzilla 3 years ago (edited)

yeah I was wondering that. if we can't upvote or downvote WHO DECIDED THE ORDER also nice to know it's not just me

3points

Sathe Wesker 3 years ago

I've noticed if an article here has been on here for a amount of time, or perhaps surpassed the voting amount (just a guess) then you can't vote. This is far from the first one I've encountered.

0points

brukernavn340 3 years ago

This article (or whatever you call it), should be flipped on its head, so that the most unpopular opinions came first. Most of the (upper) entries seems in fact to be popular opinions.

4points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

You can’t even vote on the items in this list. It’s just a sounding board for people to agree with each other lol

1point

uber mensch 3 years ago

A college degree is NOT the answer for everyone. Many, many kids would be better off going to a trade school. Colleges are dispensing so many degrees that the degrees have lost most of their value.

3points

John Louis 3 years ago

The ones about what food tastes good or better are ridiculous. If you like a particular food then you do. If you don't you don't. Respect other's personal opinions in the same way you would want them to respect your own opinion. No one needs to post that chocolate icecream tastes better than vanilla.

3points

d bradley 3 years ago

i was continually surprised by the big hoo-rahs for cilantro in everything. IT TATSES LIKE DISH SOAP. then i found out it is in your genes whether you like it or not. now i think i was right when i told my mom "i don't like those, or those or that"

1point

Susan 3 years ago

I didn't know that almost all of my opinions are "unpopular."

2points

kjorn 3 years ago

or everything is made today like it's expected you have a cellphone! i don't have the need to have a 1000 phone and a 75-90 bill each month for a cellphone! people looks me weird when i say i don't have a cellphone

1point

Izzy 3 years ago (edited)

Unpopular opinion: If someone cheats on their partner while in a long term relationship, they are the only one to blame for why thier relationship maybe isn't great.

0points

Disang L 3 years ago

I can relate to every opinion here, it's like I'm the one who posted them It feels really good to know there are so many like minded people out there

0points

Mohammad Omar 3 years ago

i love and agree with each opinion

0points

Hermitbunny 3 years ago

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0points

Fiercepelt 3 years ago

I have quite a few unpopular opinions... heres my best one: Men should not ever be shamed for liking dancing. For some reason, dancing is seen as a "girls" thing and most choreographers put dance moves that are "for girls" in their dances. Bullsh*t. Boys can dance if they want to, and if it makes them happy, then go for it! I watch dance routines on YouTube and just watched a group of men dance to "RPG" and WOW they were amazing. I'm a girl and I couldn;t dance to save my life. STOP BEING RUDE TO MEN FOR DANCING FOR GODS SAKE

0points

NaruTheCollective 3 years ago

I saw a lot of "my opinion should be common opinion" and a lot of "my opinion of a country's residents is based off of what I saw in a movie or t.v. show, therefore it is FACT". Kinda pissed me off.

0points

Chodz 3 years ago (edited)

Unpopular: Gay rights and lgbtqi+ are very different. They should go separate ways and drop the lgb.

-1point

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

That’s unpopular. Therefore shouldn’t be downvoted. Pandas are kind of idiots.

0points

Toni 3 years ago

awesome article!!!! thanks

-2points

Owen Salmon2028 3 years ago

does anyone want to start a revilosion against socail media since i do after readin this and i have mental sadness at 11 but screw it REVILOION TIME

-3points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago (edited)

Go play with your toys, kid. You can’t even spell revolution yet. I’ll give it to you though, social media is garbage as a whole.

1point

the one dude who likes cheese 3 years ago

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

It's not canceling. It's ignoring. There is a difference. They're not out of existence, simply removed from awareness due to personal preferences.

4points

Julie C Rose 3 years ago

Yes, it’s totally unfair that Elizabeth from Knoxville, Tennessee got maced. She was just storming the Capitol! It was a revolution! (For those who don’t know what I’m referencing, look it up on YouTube. It was hilarious.)

3points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago (edited)

That is unpopular. But you’re right in a way. People should cancel Republicans before they even speak.

1point

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Carrot dude 3 years ago

"unpopular opinions" This entire post is just chock-full of popular opinions. If you're going to take the most upvoted comments, they're going to be popular.

41points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

Yeah I gave up. They were all popular opinions and all the comments are “yes I so agree! Here’s a long explanation of why!” And then we can’t even vote down the popular ones for some reason.

11points

Csilla Kaszas 3 years ago

on the subreddit, they ask you to upvote posts you don't agree with, so theoretically it's the unpopular 'unpopular opinions' getting the most votes.

1point

CatWoman312 3 years ago (edited)

They are debatable opinions that’s what makes them unpopular

0points

Fred L. 3 years ago

Why can´t I upvote or downvote those posts? Am I the only one who can´t?

21points

Computernaut 3 years ago

I can't either. Maybe it has to do with the whole "unpopular opinion" thing?

6points

Bunzilla 3 years ago (edited)

yeah I was wondering that. if we can't upvote or downvote WHO DECIDED THE ORDER also nice to know it's not just me

3points

Sathe Wesker 3 years ago

I've noticed if an article here has been on here for a amount of time, or perhaps surpassed the voting amount (just a guess) then you can't vote. This is far from the first one I've encountered.

0points

brukernavn340 3 years ago

This article (or whatever you call it), should be flipped on its head, so that the most unpopular opinions came first. Most of the (upper) entries seems in fact to be popular opinions.

4points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

You can’t even vote on the items in this list. It’s just a sounding board for people to agree with each other lol

1point

uber mensch 3 years ago

A college degree is NOT the answer for everyone. Many, many kids would be better off going to a trade school. Colleges are dispensing so many degrees that the degrees have lost most of their value.

3points

John Louis 3 years ago

3points

d bradley 3 years ago

1point

Susan 3 years ago

I didn't know that almost all of my opinions are "unpopular."

2points

kjorn 3 years ago

1point

Izzy 3 years ago (edited)

Unpopular opinion: If someone cheats on their partner while in a long term relationship, they are the only one to blame for why thier relationship maybe isn't great.

0points

Disang L 3 years ago

I can relate to every opinion here, it's like I'm the one who posted them It feels really good to know there are so many like minded people out there

0points

Mohammad Omar 3 years ago

i love and agree with each opinion

0points

Hermitbunny 3 years ago

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0points

Fiercepelt 3 years ago

0points

NaruTheCollective 3 years ago

I saw a lot of "my opinion should be common opinion" and a lot of "my opinion of a country's residents is based off of what I saw in a movie or t.v. show, therefore it is FACT". Kinda pissed me off.

0points

Chodz 3 years ago (edited)

Unpopular: Gay rights and lgbtqi+ are very different. They should go separate ways and drop the lgb.

-1point

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

That’s unpopular. Therefore shouldn’t be downvoted. Pandas are kind of idiots.

0points

Toni 3 years ago

awesome article!!!! thanks

-2points

Owen Salmon2028 3 years ago

does anyone want to start a revilosion against socail media since i do after readin this and i have mental sadness at 11 but screw it REVILOION TIME

-3points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago (edited)

Go play with your toys, kid. You can’t even spell revolution yet. I’ll give it to you though, social media is garbage as a whole.

1point

the one dude who likes cheese 3 years ago

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

It's not canceling. It's ignoring. There is a difference. They're not out of existence, simply removed from awareness due to personal preferences.

4points