30 Times When People Received Hate For The Weirdest Things Ever, As Shared In This Online Community

There's another Churchill anecdote in which a disgusted lady says: "If you were my husband I would put poison in your coffee" and he replies: "And if you were my wife I would drink it."

One of my favourite lines, as I usually tend to be the drunk one. Lol

i love mixing black with neons. like a neon goth look is that a thing?

So many humans would think the same about ending their life

The same people that think it's ok to let humans die this way sadly

Had to do the same to my cat, though she was younger. Her liver gave up, vet wasn't certain of why. One of the worst days in my life.

It's an awful choice to have to make, but leaving them to suffer is so much worse.

Wanna virtual hug?

You are a manly man even if you cry. Being a man doesn't mean you have to behave like a robot. Euthanising a pet is a very sad moment.

It's the last and kindest thing we do for our pets. My eyes are filling just thinking about it. Have another hug

I feel you. I've spent more tears on 10 pets by now than on anything else.

My heart goes out to you. I dread the day I have to make that decision.

My heart goes out to you. I dread the day I have to do it for my dog.

So good you have a trustworthy vet, it makes such a difference

Paint it in the Bi colors.

I hate to break it to you, but my childhood bedroom was blue. I am super straight. Tragically, I don't think blue paint will turn a kid into a lesbian. Yes, even if it's the really dark blue! /s

fr lmao

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Why? Is being a lesbian better than non-lesbian?

That's insulting to clowns.

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I don’t have one particular fave colour, but there was a rainbow right above where my head would be when I sleep. Maybe that has something to do with me being lgbtq

My favorite color is blue. I am relentlessly straight. As a research scholar, I can confirm that data shows my blue childhood bedroom did not, in fact, make me a lesbian. Then again, it was light blue, so maybe we need more studies?

I had green and I’m ace

My room was purple!

I had magnolia/cream walls and a Lowry picture. Pretty sure I'm not a lesbian. I do quite like the song Matchstalk Men and Matchstalk Cats and Dogs though, so there might be something in this decor malarky after all! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFafPqsW3Cg

Lesbian and NB... My bedroom as a kid was lilac and pink so....

Oh forgot to add I'm mostly straight; not quite bi but maybe I am considered

I had purple and ballet, so who knows

Had yellow and green themes throughout most of childhood. Now I hate my life🙃

Let's see. My bedroom walls were blue. I also had posters of Michael Jackson, Boy George, and Mr. T. But I also haven't had the secks in 8 years so I'm not sure how to answer the poll question.

Dammit you're right!

What's with schools and forcing socialization?!

I was bullied daily, hourly, relentlessly from preschool to 9th grade. I was reading TO BE SAFE, because no one around me cared about protecting me. The school finally banned me from the library at recesses to force me to "socialize," but after the days of kids using the school's tether-balls to whap me whenever I walked by, I started keeping a paperback in my pocket, and sneaking it out to the playground to hide in a corner and read. Beverly Cleary and Judy Blume protected me because the adults in my life didn't.

Extroverts (most people) tend to think there is something wrong with introverts (the rest of us). Silly idea.

Seriously, I went to a really small Catholic school and hated absolutely everyone in my class. They were all a bunch of bullying little sh*ts. Much preferred to read a book during lunch and recess.

Oh, me too! I was criticized for being "antisocial" while I had finished my worksheet before all the other kids and had nothing else to do. What was I supposed to do, disturb the other kids while they were trying to finish their work, or read my book quietly until we could move on? I was also banned from the library during recess because I wouldn't interact with the other kids, I just wanted to read quietly, and if I didn't have a new book to read, I would just go to the library and check one out. They banned me from doing that.

A teacher snatched a book (THAT I BORROWED FROM A FRIEND) on the last day of term off me, and said I should socialise. Year 5 me had no friends and hated soccer, which everyone played. I spent that day crying in the toilet because of her.

Indecent? Grandma, what kind of books do YOU read...?

I loved book mobile visits too! Pro: Each kid could pick out a book and all thirty books would be placed on a shelf in the classroom so that you could read all of them if you wanted to. Con: The bookmobile only came once a month. As a teacher later on I bought books and also checked out as many as possible from the school library as well as the town one. Because of the bookmobile experience as a kid a recognized the benefits of having books of all reading levels and covering a variety of interests! Lot if good readers came out of my class!

I loved the Bookmobile! In the 80's my town didn't have a library yet so we had to wait for the bus to check out books. I was kind of sad when they built the library, even though it meant I had access to more books.

Mansplaining should actually mean "Having to explain it to a man." XD (To men: It's a joke, alrighty?)

Some people are so clueless bless your heart

99% of problems in America could be solved by "Conservatives/Christians mind their own f*****g business," from genitals to reproductive choices.