Too many people reply with answers on relationship posts despite the post only having 2 paragraphs. It's impossible to have an accurate image of a relationship based upon such little information.
There was a post years ago where a guy posted a question on here, and then filled the entire comment section himself. The whole thing read like a normal post and comments, but it was all him. Truly a work of art.
True story. Went to a job interview for a job I really wanted. Show up the say of and it's raining hard-core. About to walk in and I see an old guy farther behind me also walking towards the door. So I stop wait and hold it open for him. We smile he says thanks I say no problem and we go our separate ways. When I finally got called in, guess who interviewed me? I like to think I got hired because I was qualified but I also know holding that door abd being polite to that stranger was a great first impression that probably helped sell me.
It baffles me how people on here act like it's such a horrendous imposition that people talk to them. I see comments in relation to servers at restaurants, Uber drivers, and barbers where people seem absolutely aghast that someone had the audacity to strike up conversation.
It's honestly upsetting how often people thought I was being mean or rude when I was making a nice or neutral comment. People read whatever meaning in your message as they want to...
Someone was arguing with me that a woman should not go up to a man and just start up a conversation at Starbucks. Saying it was creepy for someone to just go up and talk to someone and talk.
Yep! I was looking back at all my posts, and I was so much happier and had higher self-esteem when I started using Reddit compared with now. I am almost ready to leave Reddit - again!
If you're happy on reddit you're clearly exploiting and oppressing all the unhappy people, and probably caused their problems in the first place, you selfish bastard!
However, if you write a long post that contains only 75 links to different articles everyone assumes you're a brilliant poster and will shower you with reddit gold. No one will actually click any of the links though, so it doesn't matter if they have anything to do with the topic at hand or even if they support your position or not.
And the reading comprehension is awful too. So many people feel the need to edit and add clarifications because one subject is touched, but not explained, often because it's not the focus of the post and that's what so many readers focus on. And you still get SO many people who take something out of context and jump to ridiculous conclusions because they think they have the whoe picture when they really don't.
Or, let’s say you were incorrect about something and 10+ people keep commenting correcting you - or some people straight up demonizing you and just dogpiling it.
Don't worry, someone will reply to you saying how you are wrong or restate something you said in your post as if you didn't say it at all and be wildly upvoted.
Speaking on something you're quite well experienced in. I had talked about things that pertain to my career/industry and have been downvoted for being correct and sharing my knowledge based on the post. Don't mind me, only been doing it for 20 years, but I'm probably wrong.
I'm going to sound like an old man but what first drew me to reddit many moons ago was the fact that everyone seemed so damn smart. I came on and learned so much about a wide variety of subjects. Now it's the same 14 jokes rehashed and retold while actually thoughtful stories/posts aren't even looked at.
Or how someone who has zero knowledge or experience in your industry replies with something false trying to correct you, or say you are wrong. And then they get way more upvotes. And then you try to explain how they are incorrect and you back up your statements with facts and links and you get down voted for people thinking your being a smart ass
Bonus points for people calling you a liar because they aren’t personally aware of something you work with existing. Like god forbid I work for a company that sells something that is similar to mass-produced products and integrates with readily available resources but has a specific focus to an industry you didn’t know existed.
The rabbit hole of trying to argue with some random Redditor about an industry you work in just isn't worth it most of the time. It just devolves into trolling or changing goal posts.
I was once downvoted for talking about how the earliest Homo sapiens were taller than people today. Lot of people don’t quite understand how long human evolution was.
Don't even get me started on this one. Especially because the industry I work in has been so closely tied to the internet everyone feels like they are an expert in it. With outrageous opinions with no facts behind it.
Every wedding-adjacent thread has a gang of people trying to one-up (one-down?) each other on how little they spent/how cheap or non-existent their rings were. You’d think that because I spent money on my wedding/dress/and ring that I’d be doomed to a miserable relationship (I’m not)
I had a big traditional wedding with over 100 people, spent about $30K, and my engagement ring cost about $12K (my husband and I went halfsies on it). It was fun, and everyone had a blast (I mean, hello open bar). I don’t regret one thing about it, and have so many amazing memories from our wedding (when else are all your friends and family all together in one place?). I would never admit this on any other Reddit thread.
Especially if there wasn’t a pre-nup. Doesn’t matter if you’re both dirt-poor and there’s nothing to protect, non-prenup weddings are clearly just a plot by those dastardly women to steal all of your money.
There's a post I stumbled across recently on one of those "stop what you're doing and split up NOW or you'll end up being strangled in your sleep" subreddits.
And you'll also get banned from the subreddits that agree with you because they don't like it when you post in subreddits they don't agree with, even if you're calling someone out.
Got from so many subs lmao. Some banned me for apparently participating in a sub with a different political agenda. How am I supposed to even know that.
Misery not only loves company, it breeds it. Everyone on here is such a miserable sod that they make everyone else miserable. Nobody's allowed to like anything. Nobody can be happy. Everyone is a shithead no matter what they're saying.
I can speak from personal experience that reddit fucked me up with doomscrolling. Social media is designed to addict, regardless of the damages it may cause you. I gotta leave this site one of these days.
With how bad most of the life advice most redditors give is, it is not unreasonable to assume that most of them are miserable, especially because when it is caused by the consequences of their own actions and they really can't cope with that.
Or “Bro, get rid of her if she insists you spend time with her instead of spending all your free time playing video games. Spending time with your girlfriend is some simp shit.”
Every 'debate' is focused on being more right than the opponent. There's never an attempt to find common ground, follow reasoning to conclusions, and critiquing the reasoning. If you have no common agreements you can't have a discussion and are just screaming louder and louder.
Accountability in life. A large number of people here have the mindset that your life is completely determined by your environment and that individuals have little influence in the outcome of their lives.
That seems to be the internet in general, I get that life has challenges and some people are simply less fortunate than others but it feels like a lot of people here can be described with “I tried nothing and I’m all out of ideas”
Shame, Accountability, and Consequences are very much deflected....while also demanding others be shamed, accept accountability, and feel consequences.
not hating your job or boss. Not saying there aren't awful bosses or jobs out there but man people can't even show the slightest bit of happiness with the job without people being like "If they aren't giving you at least a 10% raise and 30 vacation days every year, the greedy corporate overlords are stealing from you and probably kill kittens in their free time"
I wrote a comment just earlier today talking about how my company’s subcontractor is incompetent and causes us a lot of issues. No comments about my own company, its size, its employees, etc.
This is a good one. If you judged the labor market by Reddit you would think everyone only worked minimum wage retail jobs with abusive bosses and customers, and that barely anything else even exists, and that you are doomed to fail before you even start.
I’m regularly disturbed by how often men on this site talk about women like they’re second class citizens or not even people at all and it gets upvoted. Not even just on incel subs — regular popular ones. It’s like they’re seething for the chance to sexualize and mock a woman and any time they have the opportunity to do so — valid or not — they never fail to do both at once.
The post I saw before this was a post with a bunch of comments talking about how women are worthless hags as they approach their 30’s. I think women should probably be higher on this list.
In any thread about bad relationship experiences, it's very rare to see a woman's bad experience with a man voted to the top. I remember a thread a couple of years ago: someone's college girlfriend cheating on them and breaking up with them had more upvotes and engagement than a woman relating how her ex husband tried to kill her. And any time there's a thread about, say, women being sexually assaulted in general by anyone, one will pop up immediately after specifically asking men to tell their stories about being assaulted by women.
I’ve seen so many posts lately justifying hitting women because she was “acting aggressive” eg walking towards him. Somewhere near the top will be a comment “equal rights equal lefts”. The posts are only made to specifically justify violence towards women. It’s so disgusting
I started noticing this a lot more recently and it has turned me off from Reddit a lot. A lot of people are just blatantly disrespectful and say very damaging things. What have made some people so angry, I’ll never know.
I once posted a comment along these lines "Not every religious person is bad, if you are treating people respectfully and doing objectively good things it doesn't matter at all"
Then they get mad at someone who is well off lol. All the room and housing/decorating subreddits are like this. You’ll see some shitty little apartment with a mattress that has thousands of upvotes and then when someone posts their beautiful room or house and whatnot it’s a bunch of snarky comments and people saying they are privileged and lucky lol.
I don't think it's inherently abnormal to be religious but boy does Reddit HATE religion. Particularly Christianity. As if all Christians are intolerant.
That and they think we're a monolith. Like we're either all Evangelicals or Roman Catholics. Christianity is a huge umbrella term that encompasses many many different ideas. I'm an ELCA Lutheran and we have about as much in common with Evangelical mega-churches as dirt has with water. Even within Lutheranism there is a lot of gap between the different denominations. The main two, ECLA an LCMS, are VERY divided on a number of issues.
I have noticed this with a friend when I was in highschool that were very vocal atheists. They would get mad or condescending to anyone that was Christian or said anything that was pro God, but when we had foreign exchange student that was a practicing Hindu they didn't say shit whenever they said anything about thier religion or talking about an upcoming festival/ceremony they were going to miss. When I brought this inconsistency up he looked confused as to why he would ever be condescending to the guy. I then at this time realized lots of young atheist are more anti-christian and less just general anti relegious.
The supreme advantage that most moderately successful normal people have is a loving 2-parent household and not any crazy socioeconomic inheritance achieved through slave labor in 1822.
This happens a lot on anti work. There are plenty of people in the world who are happy and not rich. I was on there once explaining diet change, water, sleep, exercise, and hobbies are phenomenal for my mental health and I genuinely love my life. Nope, they were having none of that I must be miserable.
When other people have money. The vitriol directed to perceived wealth is remarkable. I'm not talking about billionaires, I'm referring to middle class people who make over $100-200k per year, which is very common.
Ok stadium desert. Obviously Qatar. Beach shack. Global warming clearly. Tent and a bank. Homelessness and crazy house prices. Well, I'm tired. Someone else continue these riddles.
Parents asking their teenagers to watch their younger siblings after school or for an occasional night out. Especially if they won't get paid.
I’m literally begging my parents to let me watch my sister while they have a date night lol.
Redditors tend to view things in a very black-and-white way with no room for variation or subtlety.
“I like this thing although it has many flaws and can be improved”
Well when you only have an upvote and downvote button the only result can be binary opinions
For a good bit I thought /s meant shrug. So I was putting /s on everything
Too many people reply with answers on relationship posts despite the post only having 2 paragraphs. It's impossible to have an accurate image of a relationship based upon such little information.
I can't bear how every other week the same questions pop up in Ask Reddit. Furthermore, eighty percent of the remarks are predicted.
There was a post years ago where a guy posted a question on here, and then filled the entire comment section himself. The whole thing read like a normal post and comments, but it was all him. Truly a work of art.
"Unpopular opinion: I know I‘m going to get downvoted for this, but I think Putin should not have invaded Ukraine."
Girls of Reddit what are some things that turn you on?
And still they will have 40K upvotes
Being nice and polite to strangers before they're nice and polite to you is not only common courtesy, it may even benefit you in the long run.
True story. Went to a job interview for a job I really wanted. Show up the say of and it's raining hard-core. About to walk in and I see an old guy farther behind me also walking towards the door. So I stop wait and hold it open for him. We smile he says thanks I say no problem and we go our separate ways. When I finally got called in, guess who interviewed me? I like to think I got hired because I was qualified but I also know holding that door abd being polite to that stranger was a great first impression that probably helped sell me.
It baffles me how people on here act like it's such a horrendous imposition that people talk to them. I see comments in relation to servers at restaurants, Uber drivers, and barbers where people seem absolutely aghast that someone had the audacity to strike up conversation.
It's honestly upsetting how often people thought I was being mean or rude when I was making a nice or neutral comment. People read whatever meaning in your message as they want to...
Hey screw you buddy!
Anytime where you even have to remotely interact with another person
Glaringly obvious when you see the difference between the amount of people on
Someone was arguing with me that a woman should not go up to a man and just start up a conversation at Starbucks. Saying it was creepy for someone to just go up and talk to someone and talk.
Happy people
What a bunch of bastards
Happy people who get satisfaction in doing a good job at work and loving their families.
Yep! I was looking back at all my posts, and I was so much happier and had higher self-esteem when I started using Reddit compared with now. I am almost ready to leave Reddit - again!
I remember seeing a
Social media naturally selects for unhappiness.
Or worse, successful happy people.
If you're happy on reddit you're clearly exploiting and oppressing all the unhappy people, and probably caused their problems in the first place, you selfish bastard!
It's impossible to write a brief post without ten people misinterpreting it.
Yeah this phenomenon is posing a threat to society
Oh so you're saying [the exact opposite of what you meant]?
However, if you write a long post that contains only 75 links to different articles everyone assumes you're a brilliant poster and will shower you with reddit gold. No one will actually click any of the links though, so it doesn't matter if they have anything to do with the topic at hand or even if they support your position or not.
And the reading comprehension is awful too. So many people feel the need to edit and add clarifications because one subject is touched, but not explained, often because it's not the focus of the post and that's what so many readers focus on. And you still get SO many people who take something out of context and jump to ridiculous conclusions because they think they have the whoe picture when they really don't.
Or, let’s say you were incorrect about something and 10+ people keep commenting correcting you - or some people straight up demonizing you and just dogpiling it.
Short comment: “are you saying that [completely unrelated thing] is actually [divisive statement]?!”
My life on here can be annoying sometimes. Many conversations go like this:
Don't worry, someone will reply to you saying how you are wrong or restate something you said in your post as if you didn't say it at all and be wildly upvoted.
This made me think of a post I commented on talking about Lebron James' financial advice.
Speaking on something you're quite well experienced in. I had talked about things that pertain to my career/industry and have been downvoted for being correct and sharing my knowledge based on the post. Don't mind me, only been doing it for 20 years, but I'm probably wrong.
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I'm going to sound like an old man but what first drew me to reddit many moons ago was the fact that everyone seemed so damn smart. I came on and learned so much about a wide variety of subjects. Now it's the same 14 jokes rehashed and retold while actually thoughtful stories/posts aren't even looked at.
Or how someone who has zero knowledge or experience in your industry replies with something false trying to correct you, or say you are wrong. And then they get way more upvotes. And then you try to explain how they are incorrect and you back up your statements with facts and links and you get down voted for people thinking your being a smart ass
Bonus points for people calling you a liar because they aren’t personally aware of something you work with existing. Like god forbid I work for a company that sells something that is similar to mass-produced products and integrates with readily available resources but has a specific focus to an industry you didn’t know existed.
"we didn't down vote you for your accurate knowledge on the subject, but for how you said it"
Democracy is the worst way to determine the veracity of a statement/argument.
The rabbit hole of trying to argue with some random Redditor about an industry you work in just isn't worth it most of the time. It just devolves into trolling or changing goal posts.
Yeah half of the cooking reddits I can't stand anymore.
For me, it's chemistry.
I was once downvoted for talking about how the earliest Homo sapiens were taller than people today. Lot of people don’t quite understand how long human evolution was.
Don't even get me started on this one. Especially because the industry I work in has been so closely tied to the internet everyone feels like they are an expert in it. With outrageous opinions with no facts behind it.
Weddings.
Unless it's geek-themed
Every wedding-adjacent thread has a gang of people trying to one-up (one-down?) each other on how little they spent/how cheap or non-existent their rings were. You’d think that because I spent money on my wedding/dress/and ring that I’d be doomed to a miserable relationship (I’m not)
I had a big traditional wedding with over 100 people, spent about $30K, and my engagement ring cost about $12K (my husband and I went halfsies on it). It was fun, and everyone had a blast (I mean, hello open bar). I don’t regret one thing about it, and have so many amazing memories from our wedding (when else are all your friends and family all together in one place?). I would never admit this on any other Reddit thread.
"I threw a gorgeous wedding for 200 people for under 3000 bucks"
Especially if there wasn’t a pre-nup. Doesn’t matter if you’re both dirt-poor and there’s nothing to protect, non-prenup weddings are clearly just a plot by those dastardly women to steal all of your money.
This is the best answer I've seen so far. The Reddit standard take on weddings is so far from the real life societal norm that it's embarrassing.
Healthy relationships not based solely on sex and obsession.
Any healthy relationship where they argue once.
Also just because someone is hot doesn’t mean you should stay with them
Compromise is gaslighting. One bad thing equals narcissist. Not fulfilling every need equals trash. Age gap of 3 years immature pedo.
I was just about to post "any functioning adult relationship," but this is much better.
If your not tasting sweet asshole every night of the week you are a square sexually
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“What do some people care about that you don’t?” “Celebrities”
"What makes you instantly hate someone?"
90% of ask reddit threads are "What is the best sex you have ever sexed sexually during sex?"
James Corden
“What is the creepiest/weirdest___you know?” I’m surprised they don’t get removed at this point they’re posted every day
“Reddit, what never fails to turn you on??” mfs when I don’t fail to turn on the pipe bombs I installed under their homes
And my axe!
Not cutting someone completely out of your life for a perceived slight.
"My husband glanced at another woman today."
"Red flag!!! Run, girl. RUN!!!"
“My (21F) boyfriend (22M) got me wintergreen gum instead of spearmint, and didn’t laugh at this movie that I thought was funny”
There's a post I stumbled across recently on one of those "stop what you're doing and split up NOW or you'll end up being strangled in your sleep" subreddits.
Waht? You mean everyone doesn't immediately go no contact because of a misunderstanding?
Wow, your mom said something kind of shitty, I hope you cut your entire family out of your life completely and found a better one.
A politely dissenting opinion from the group narrative.
And you'll also get banned from the subreddits that agree with you because they don't like it when you post in subreddits they don't agree with, even if you're calling someone out.
Bonuspoints if they don't even respond
A lot of MODs act like children and power trip.
I got banned from
Oh, God this.
Got from so many subs lmao. Some banned me for apparently participating in a sub with a different political agenda. How am I supposed to even know that.
This post is making me think reddit is very toxic.. and very much unable to cope with differences of opinion.
First day?
Reddit is extremely toxic, most discussions are 100% toxic.
an anonymous internet forum with zero accountability for what you say? toxic?
Reddit is just as toxic as any other social media site, it's just more anonymous.
Every social networks is toxic
Reddit is a collection of echo chambers. It wasn't always this way.
Not being a terminally online lunatic
Grass, the sun, outdoors in general
Everytime a nice picture of a field is posted 50 people comment about ticks.
A civil conversation
Going to work, having children, their parents.
Being happy. I swear to God everyone here is miserable.
Misery not only loves company, it breeds it. Everyone on here is such a miserable sod that they make everyone else miserable. Nobody's allowed to like anything. Nobody can be happy. Everyone is a shithead no matter what they're saying.
I can speak from personal experience that reddit fucked me up with doomscrolling. Social media is designed to addict, regardless of the damages it may cause you. I gotta leave this site one of these days.
With how bad most of the life advice most redditors give is, it is not unreasonable to assume that most of them are miserable, especially because when it is caused by the consequences of their own actions and they really can't cope with that.
The slightest problem in a relationship. “Bro she disrespected you by forgetting your favorite vegetable, get out of that toxic relationship”
Or “Bro, get rid of her if she insists you spend time with her instead of spending all your free time playing video games. Spending time with your girlfriend is some simp shit.”
I have to stay away from
The number of people who recommend leaving on Reddit for everything is insane.
Challenges of normal life. want the life of reddit in real life.
If Reddit was real life it would fucking suck.
Having a different opinion
I disagree, f u. A hole.
Kids.
Reddit is populated mainly by kids.
Anything remotely popular with normal people
Unless it's marvel themed.
Opinions that aren't their own
A circumcised penis in the US.
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Or when a sub has like 200k members and you post a question and no one answers
This is "a normal thing that Redditors hate"?
Manuelfrde
Emojis's*
And misplaced apostrophes.
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“Pretty much what the title says.” Then why not stop at the title?
Oh yeah, or "why did I get downvoted?".
Wrong topic
Liking and respecting your parents (or any elders).
My parents are fairly conservative and good people. I roll my eyes at some things they say and I deeply respect other opinions they offer. What a life
If I had the money and knowledge to do so, I'd love to study the correlation between peoples upbringing and their relationship with the internet.
Cars, lawns, golf, having kids, religion.
I’m about to cut my grass and I have a tee time tomorrow morning. Take that, Reddit
Talking to women
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Having a debate.
Every 'debate' is focused on being more right than the opponent. There's never an attempt to find common ground, follow reasoning to conclusions, and critiquing the reasoning. If you have no common agreements you can't have a discussion and are just screaming louder and louder.
Accountability in life. A large number of people here have the mindset that your life is completely determined by your environment and that individuals have little influence in the outcome of their lives.
That seems to be the internet in general, I get that life has challenges and some people are simply less fortunate than others but it feels like a lot of people here can be described with “I tried nothing and I’m all out of ideas”
One often-reposted shit question on
Shame, Accountability, and Consequences are very much deflected....while also demanding others be shamed, accept accountability, and feel consequences.
Women!
not hating your job or boss. Not saying there aren't awful bosses or jobs out there but man people can't even show the slightest bit of happiness with the job without people being like "If they aren't giving you at least a 10% raise and 30 vacation days every year, the greedy corporate overlords are stealing from you and probably kill kittens in their free time"
I wrote a comment just earlier today talking about how my company’s subcontractor is incompetent and causes us a lot of issues. No comments about my own company, its size, its employees, etc.
This is a good one. If you judged the labor market by Reddit you would think everyone only worked minimum wage retail jobs with abusive bosses and customers, and that barely anything else even exists, and that you are doomed to fail before you even start.
I've been down voted and called a liar for saying that I like my job lmao
Touching grass
But-but it has pollen.
Related, but having a lawn that is composed of grass. I was shocked at how passionate people here are about hating lawns with grass
Women
I’m regularly disturbed by how often men on this site talk about women like they’re second class citizens or not even people at all and it gets upvoted. Not even just on incel subs — regular popular ones. It’s like they’re seething for the chance to sexualize and mock a woman and any time they have the opportunity to do so — valid or not — they never fail to do both at once.
Ah, the political gender
Woman does literally the most normal thing
I was looking for this.
The post I saw before this was a post with a bunch of comments talking about how women are worthless hags as they approach their 30’s. I think women should probably be higher on this list.
If a woman makes any content that draws any sort of attention to herself at all, suddenly she's an attention whore.
In any thread about bad relationship experiences, it's very rare to see a woman's bad experience with a man voted to the top. I remember a thread a couple of years ago: someone's college girlfriend cheating on them and breaking up with them had more upvotes and engagement than a woman relating how her ex husband tried to kill her. And any time there's a thread about, say, women being sexually assaulted in general by anyone, one will pop up immediately after specifically asking men to tell their stories about being assaulted by women.
I’ve seen so many posts lately justifying hitting women because she was “acting aggressive” eg walking towards him. Somewhere near the top will be a comment “equal rights equal lefts”. The posts are only made to specifically justify violence towards women. It’s so disgusting
I started noticing this a lot more recently and it has turned me off from Reddit a lot. A lot of people are just blatantly disrespectful and say very damaging things. What have made some people so angry, I’ll never know.
Being religious
Any advice for (gently) shooing the edge lords off the religious subs? They’re a pain in the neck.
I once posted a comment along these lines "Not every religious person is bad, if you are treating people respectfully and doing objectively good things it doesn't matter at all"
Yeah this is a great answer. Reddit is militantly atheist, ironically in a way not dissimilar to religious zealotry.
Employment
Seriously, the way people talk about work on here is like it’s a prison sentence
Then they get mad at someone who is well off lol. All the room and housing/decorating subreddits are like this. You’ll see some shitty little apartment with a mattress that has thousands of upvotes and then when someone posts their beautiful room or house and whatnot it’s a bunch of snarky comments and people saying they are privileged and lucky lol.
Getting a fact wrong or having a wrong answer
I don't think it's inherently abnormal to be religious but boy does Reddit HATE religion. Particularly Christianity. As if all Christians are intolerant.
That and they think we're a monolith. Like we're either all Evangelicals or Roman Catholics. Christianity is a huge umbrella term that encompasses many many different ideas. I'm an ELCA Lutheran and we have about as much in common with Evangelical mega-churches as dirt has with water. Even within Lutheranism there is a lot of gap between the different denominations. The main two, ECLA an LCMS, are VERY divided on a number of issues.
I have noticed this with a friend when I was in highschool that were very vocal atheists. They would get mad or condescending to anyone that was Christian or said anything that was pro God, but when we had foreign exchange student that was a practicing Hindu they didn't say shit whenever they said anything about thier religion or talking about an upcoming festival/ceremony they were going to miss. When I brought this inconsistency up he looked confused as to why he would ever be condescending to the guy. I then at this time realized lots of young atheist are more anti-christian and less just general anti relegious.
I ran into this recently with someone who said something like "I've never met a Christian who wasn't pushy and obnoxious about it."
being middle class and financially okay/comfortable.
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Oh god, the poverty miserliness Olympics are real here. No one is deserving of sympathy if they have the slightest amount of money.
The supreme advantage that most moderately successful normal people have is a loving 2-parent household and not any crazy socioeconomic inheritance achieved through slave labor in 1822.
This happens a lot on anti work. There are plenty of people in the world who are happy and not rich. I was on there once explaining diet change, water, sleep, exercise, and hobbies are phenomenal for my mental health and I genuinely love my life. Nope, they were having none of that I must be miserable.
Always someone that feels specifically insulted and harassed because you didn’t mention every exception and how brave they are.
I don't think reddit is filled with poor people. Most are definitely born into middle-class family.
The voluntary exchange of goods and services.
"I traded my time and labor for a previously negotiated rate."
When other people have money. The vitriol directed to perceived wealth is remarkable. I'm not talking about billionaires, I'm referring to middle class people who make over $100-200k per year, which is very common.
Lmao I saw someone on
Ur telling me a person who studied law school for 5 years and had been working their way up for the last 10 years is making more money then me?
Reddit things a doctor earning 300k a year and some hedge fund CEO earnings 50million are the same.
Weddings that aren’t courthouse weddings in old ratty homemade clothes and going to McDonald’s after.
Religion apparently
Opinions.
Showering
Not true, I shower regularly. The second Tuesday of every month. We're not all gross like you, sheesh.
Loud talking, small talk, extroversion
🏟🏜🏝🏚🏕🏦🏤🏭🏰💒🏣🏬🏢🏫🏩💒🗼🌅🌄🗾🚞🚓🛬💺🚀🕜⏳🕦🌝🌞🌟🌠☁⛅🌫🌪❄⛄⚡☔💧🌈🌀🌬🎍🎌🎑🎎⚽🏇♠🎚🎛🎤🔔🖥🖨🎥📼
Ok stadium desert. Obviously Qatar. Beach shack. Global warming clearly. Tent and a bank. Homelessness and crazy house prices. Well, I'm tired. Someone else continue these riddles.
Man! I hate u!
Reddit is only pro-free-speech if they agree with what you are saying.
Having multiple viewpoints and opinions
Everything
Consequences to poor life choices.
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