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Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Exercising right after I wake up in the morning. F**K THAT.

musickismagick Report

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leendadll 1 week ago

AMEN!!

18points

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Living with roommates. Cannot stand it. I'm fine living with a partner, family, or by myself. But a stranger, no thank you.

NewFlow6979 , cottonbro studio Report

79points

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Sedona 1 week ago

Its not like majority of people choose to live like that because it´s so much "fun"...

30points

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Outdoor Festivals

Gross porta potties, no water to wash hands, the smell of weed, the smell of p**s, people smelling of BO and alcohol, pushing each other out of the way to get to the front, people OD-ing, heat strokes, people with no awareness of their surroundings, minimal seating areas, no shade, drunk adults who bring their kids while they get wasted and over priced food lol.

Fadingintothesun , Wendy Wei Report

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Icomefromthelanddownunder 1 week ago

Sounds like hell 😂

21points

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Camping.

Spent one night in a tent and knew I belong indoors with AC and a fridge.

Neat_Dress_8555 , Tegan Mierle Report

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Icomefromthelanddownunder 1 week ago

And a toilet

52points

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Church. I got dragged to some free BBQ and music thing by a friend. Turned out to be a church pushing the hip new youth rock band they had some decade or two back.

I tried to be respectful, really. I late some food, chatted with the other folks there. Then we were led into the basement for the "concert." Fine.

The issue came when they locked the doors. This felt wrong so I politely asked to be let out. They refused. I informed them they had no right to lock me in and demanded to be let out. They grabbed the pastor.

At this point I started to get pissed. I began to complain loudly and was suddenly surrounded by church-goers trying to tell me this was normal.

Soon afterwards I really started to lose my cool. I demanded they unlock the door and basically informed them this was utter b******t.

In the end a scene was made (I shoved preacherman) and I was escorted out by three people and i have never set foot in a church since, quite happily.

Edit: I added that I got salty shoved preacher after they resisted letting me go because it felt dishonest not to tell the whole story. Also I did make the case that the locked doors were a fire hazard to no avail.

Edit 2: seems thus was a cult. It was a large-ish Christian church in my hometown that was freshly built and seemed legit from the outside.

Pretty_Benign , Nikko Tan Report

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Beak Hookage 1 week ago

Yeah, that's false imprisonment and 100% illegal.

66points

CrazyKnitter 1 week ago

Yeah, and really weird.... I'd probably have a panic attack being locked in like that.

5points

Renee Fiola-Homen 1 week ago

That is absolutely insane! Any " church" that prevents you from leaving isn't a real church , it's a cult.

17points

Don't listen to me 1 week ago

Most normal churches are definitely not like that. Not that I'm religious but that is not normal.

13points

Beth Wheeler 1 week ago

They can't do that, highly illegal! Against fire codes. False imprisonment maybe kidnapping. I would have pressed charges, that definitely sounds more cultish than a Christian church.

5points

Leg less In Minneapolis 1 week ago

That’s not church. That’s indoctrination

5points

Nikole 1 week ago

Isn’t that the same thing?

3points

Darcy Greene 1 week ago

AS a pastor I am SO SORRY to hear you had this horrible experience. This is NOT NORMAL! !! This sounds very much like a cult - desiring to control others rather then support them growing in the freedom a relationship with Christ with brings.

4points

Richienotsorich 1 week ago

They're all cults!

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XanthippeⓐWulf🇨🇦️️🇬🇧 1 week ago

I'm not a religious person, but I can definitely say that I attended church once, just to see what it was about, and had a nice time. Not my cuppa, but they had great music, no one was locked in (windows were also wide open to let in a nice breeze), the sermon wasn't really all that "sermony," the pastor mostly just talked about being a good person, caring for your fellow humans, and making good choices. Everyone was so nice, and no one tried to force me to do anything. I did get asked if I'd be back, but no one was pushy when I said "No." In fact, I had a sweet lady tell me that if I wasn't coming back in the future, she was so happy I was there today. Pretty decent 🤷‍♀️

4points

ZombieMommy 1 week ago

I had friends in school that went to all the "cool teen" church things but the funny part was that they were the WORST people. D***s, drinking, partying, sleeping around, pregnancies. Just hilarious to me.

4points

Brian Droste 1 week ago

You should have called the cops and charged them with mprisonment and kidnapping after they let you out.

3points

DC 1 week ago (edited)

The moment they'd lock the door, I'd tell them about how that triggers my anxiety. It doesn't really, but I'd start slapping and graduate to punching everyone in reach if unlocking the door takes more than one digit seconds, and would want to get away with it. They have no right to do this, and you have every right to free yourself - if that requires some of Scapeman's fans to be injured, it's obviously God's own will, eh?

3points

Susan Reid Smith 1 week ago

This is a major fire hazard. I'm claustrophobic. They might not have been able to hear the band over my screams.

9points

john doe 1 week ago

Evangelical church= cult. They don't follow Jesus's teachings they follow the new MAGA version and it's all political, lost a cousin to their nonsense.

2points

Alex 1 week ago

And if there's a fire? Then how do you get out? Very sus.

2points

veirdbuttrue 1 week ago

Wth!!! Over zealous christian groups just aren't a thing where I come from

1point

nuberiffic 1 week ago

If they wouldn't unlock the doors, call the police. That's false imprisonment

0points

spjhnx52pq 1 week ago

Law enforcement should have been notified and unlawful imprisonment and assault charges should be brought against these weirdos.

0points

Blondie23 1 week ago

I was raised in a Christian church and after my divorce I saw how things really were with those people and I ran... ran like the wind to get away from it. Best decision I ever made!

0points

Learner Panda 1 week ago

I would have had a "panic attack." Screaming, crying and anything else I could think of.

0points

Lena Flising 1 week ago

I'd start panicking, by being locked in and not able to get out.

0points

Coffee Comma Black 1 week ago

Yeah, that’s not a Christian church…

0points

Kat Lineker 1 week ago

Sounds like a fire hazard.

0points

MC C 1 week ago

yea, that was a cult

0points

Donna Peluda 1 week ago

Most of the time they don't need locks, they use social manipulation and peer pressure to make sure you don't stray to far.

0points

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once C**aine. The high is fun but short, and my first thought was "you know what would be fun? More c**aine." Noped right out of that party and never did it again.

VenkHeerman , cottonbro studio Report

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Yayheterogeneity 1 week ago

Good for you!

31points

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Big, loud parties. I’m not all that social in the first place, but it gets worse when I’m surrounded by super social people who are all socializing very loudly, typically with very loud music in the background (I also have fairly sensitive hearing).

MrExist777 , Maurício Mascaro Report

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keyboardtek 1 week ago

I was a musician for ten years of my youth playing in bars and nightclubs five nights a week. It was as described every night. It was so bad that I stopped playing in bands the rest of my life.

12points

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Dancing in a club. It looked like a good time, then I discovered I have absolutely no idea what to do with my arms and legs on the dance floor, and I look and feel ridiculous. Not fun.

Leipopo_Stonnett , Yan Krukau Report

65points

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UncleJohn3000 1 week ago

I dance "freeform" using the set of movements of the people dancing around me. It's like protective mimicry being ridden in lieu of an actual skill.

12points

frenchmarlboro , Good Faces Agency Report

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Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once For me, it was dating apps. I tried one out and instantly felt it wasn't for me. The endless swiping and shallow interactions left me feeling more lonely than connected. Plus majority of people there only want one thing.

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Yayheterogeneity 1 week ago

Same!

11points

#11

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Sweet potato fries. Everyone always tells me how great they are, but if you want fries, get fries. You can't beat the classic.

Cbonline12 , Valeria Boltneva Report

55points

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leendadll 1 week ago

There are a LOT of bad sweet potato fries out there! But the ones at my office cafeteria were yum.

15points

#12

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Running as exercise.

JWMLUV0810 , Pexels LATAM Report

54points

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Papa 1 week ago

If you see me running on the road there's something chasing me and I need help.

56points

Fun-Comfortable-9028 , Andrea Piacquadio Report

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Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Meditation . I cannot sit still for the life of me.

54points

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Sarah Jones 1 week ago (edited)

I like “mindful walking”, that’s great. But sitting with eyes shut, focusing on breathing, it’s so boring

7points

DoomsdayMachineInc , Carlos de Miguel Report

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Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Haunted houses. Having people jump out of the day and scream in my face while I walk through cheesy scenes of violence was not even a little fun for me.

53points

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Beak Hookage 1 week ago

It wouldn't work for me either - I HATE sudden loud noises and things jumping out at me.

10points

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Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Telemarketing. I walked out after two hours. I felt like the lowest of low life.

dma1965 , Tima Miroshnichenko Report

50points

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quentariel 1 week ago

I know the feeling. I lasted only 45 minutes of the actual calls and the few hours briefing before that.

7points

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Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Marriage. I knew before I did it that I shouldn't be doing it with this guy. I did it anyway. Big mistake. Huge. I figured out that it's a lot easier to say I do, than it is to say I don't want to do this anymore.

Initial-Shop-8863 , Emma Bauso Report

49points

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keyboardtek 1 week ago

Everyone considering cohabitation, marriage, having kids, should all go through professional counseling before finalizing the decision .

7points

#17

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once This world. It was so bad I cried the moment I entered it.

pikachu_sashimi , Pixabay Report

49points

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keyboardtek 1 week ago

And just wait until all the fun we will have when we have to leave it.

8points

Kooky-Clue-4855 , RDNE Stock project Report

#18

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once I put on roller blades, stood up, sat down and took them off. Was going to break my damn neck.

48points

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Agfox 1 week ago (edited)

I felt the same way when I tried ice skating for the first (& last) time

5points

mr-blister-fister , Campaign Creators Report

#19

Never Again: 30 Times People Learned Of Their Hatred For A Certain Thing After Trying It Once Corporate job… it’s not for me. Except it’s now been 20yrs soulless years and I have zero will to live.

47points

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MeowMix 1 week ago

Honestly the happiest at work I've ever been was when I worked retail, specifically in merchandising. Just letting me wander around the store organizing stuff and putting up displays was a dream. Now I have a corporate job where I make 3x the money but feel like a caged animal at a desk sending emails all day.

10points