And the idiots that think it’s cool to race around residential areas with their stupid noisy cars 😂😂

"What are you in for Sally?" "FirstDegreeCitrusing".

or any celeb for that matter.

If you can knit a glove, I swear that you have my genuine and deep respect forever.

Dang. Got all of us there

Couples who do this are in a much unhealthier relationship than they want it to appear. All of a sudden you don't hear anything for a while and then one of them comes back saying they've split up but "we're both cool and still friends".

Religious nuts, I’m looking at you…

If they're talking bad about other people, they are definitely talking s**t about you to others.

Maybe it's just because it's nice to know that their family is just as f****d up as yours...

"Wow, so you don't have any sort of life outside of work? Fascinating."

I have no life... let me live vicariously through everyone else! Also, I'll talk s**t about their life and posts and family and pets and job and food and decor and looks and...

Agreed! Especially when there are desktop apps that can do that for you!

Cheating at any game tells me a lot about you (I don't mean using exploits or glitches in video games but literally cheating). My family really enjoys playing all kinds of tabletop games, and I have one relative who cheats at every single game. I lost a lot of respect for him since seeing that

People who use the phrase "cancel culture" as a catch-all for legitimate concerns. "oH i'M bEiNg cAnCeLleD!". No, you're being held accountable. Important distinction.

Some people like band shirts because they like the image, or it was given to them by someone. If it's kids it's likely the parents that bought/handed them the shirt. I was once given a Wheat Kings sweater by someone I knew who didn't want it anymore. It was a comfy sweater. Didn't know what the Wheat Kings were. Thought it must be a curling team or a brewery. No one asked me about it until I was at a bar and someone asked if I liked the Wheat Kings. Didn't even register that he was referring to my sweater LOL. I was a bit too honest, asked what that was. He chuckled and told me it's a hockey team in Brandon. Confused he asked why I wore the sweater and I just simply explained someone gave it to me. Seemed like he understood and left me alone about it after.

We can all admit we've had our moments. It's addicting and feels like if you don't defend yourself you'll be seen as "admitting your wrong and feeling shamed". Especially if you delete your comment because you just find the notifications have gotten annoying, and the argument is going in circles, or the insults are getting unnecessarily personal.

The article is “I have no life,” not “I have no soul.”

Why are co-workers the most nosiest people? One lady just quit this week and I'm elated. No longer am I asked where I went to on my lunch break.

Or WhatsApp groups. *waking up to 147 new messages about the choice of a Christmas tree for the kids' classroom* (real story)

They never "peaked", it's just that being mean, acting stupid and trying to form cliques as an adult makes them look lame now.

I have an Alpha keyboard and a lifetime subscription to Internet Tough Guy

I don't have anxiety I just believe that the quote " Hell is other people" was correct

Yes! Parentjacking every topic, being nothing but mommy or daddy. Especially when the kids aren't babies or toddlers anymore. And yes, I have friends with kids, who have a life and hobbies beside that and find people fixated on their offspring as annoying as I do.

How tf did they have access to do that?

This is really sad, it's not like the young guy really had NO life, but his chances at getting a life were taken away. I hope he's doing well now.

With great beard comes great responsibility 🧔🏻‍♂️

I enjoy answering questions on Reddit, I'm not bothered by the karma points though. I actually have no life due to illness so Reddit is a way for me to have access to the outside world.

"Oh no, someone spends their time making sure this sub is a spam-free place where people follow the rules and post engaging content" /s

There's nothing wrong with that - it's a hobby. Hobbies come in all shapes and sizes. Nobody can judge if that's better or worse than building a ship in a bottle or collecting seashells.

Shh. Let people enjoy things.

Interesting... Another point was making fun of someone's hobby.

Having a hobby means that you have a life.

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An avid hobbyist is one thing. Turning it into your identity to make yourself seem superior to others? Well, it makes you sound more arrogant and out of touch with reality. "Oh look I'm at this prestige in CoD. I'm better than these newbs." blah blah blah.