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That's exactly what I thought!! It looks like an old man, in a baby's body!!

not to be rude, but why do you judge/assume it's parents or middle-aged people who put exclamation points every time they type? btw, you used one at the end of your complaint.

Wesson

I don't why but I could see shaggy saying this lol

Same same

Nah. His teeth are too nice.

Smile when you say that

Chuk chik ...

With way too many balls and way too few pins, though. XD

With the bbs and have the glasses to protect your eyes, right???

I don't think it's hypocrisy, I personally looked at the nails and thought they would be uncomfortable for me, because they're very long and also because I think they're fake (or however they're called) and I can't stand even gel on my nails, I use nail polish and I would probably break them and get them dirty all the time, which would frustrate me. If this person can wear them like that, good for them! But my first thought was uh those nails because I don't like them. People can have their opinions as long as they don't force them onto others...

I mean, you are correct, but you are also kinda wrong. People are allowed to have opinions, and are allowed to express those opinions. The voting system allows us to agree or disagree with those opinions. And honestly, saying you don't like those kind of nails isn't really being nasty, it's expressing an opinion on something. They did not say "that person is a **** because of those nails" or anything even slightly nasty. As for snowflakes, I'd say it's people who conflate someones opinion as a personal attack that are the snowflakes, but that's none of my business. *Insert Kermit drinking Ice Tea meme to satisfy your reddit comparison.*

Tee hee I can’t imagine how big the post button got 😹

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I hope you get upvoted forever, thank you for this.

I love you. Great response.

Thank you for saying what most of us have been thinking for years.

They just look hella frustrating to use and they cost a fortune that I need to use on actual practical things. I personally think functional is beautiful and those nails scream "I'm not into using my hands". I feel like it's another beauty standard pushed by the fashion industry (like pocketless pants) to make women more aesthetic and less functional and solidify antiquated gender roles. Then again, I've seen some women do amazing things with nails like that, so I guess they're rising above? Other women can do what they want, but you'd have to pay me compensation for lost functionality to wear nails like that.

at least she can use the nails to open the package.

For real! I can't imagine being able to unzip your fly with daggers like that 😅 Whenever I have long nails on, I wind up having to touch everything with the pads of my fingers instead of the tips and it just feels so wrong. I cook/craft/knit/etc. and I depend on being able to feel when I'm working - long nails always wind up getting in the way so I only ever wear them for a day or so 🤷🏻‍♀️

altho as a violinist and guitarist i understand the concern bc they do get in the way

you get used to long nails after a while, Azolane (never had any that long tho)

Speaking of using phones, years ago I upgraded a phone system from the old 1A2 systems with those large square buttons across the bottom to a modern key system with vertical line buttons. The receptionist kept complaining about calls dropping off and disconnecting. She would press the ringing line button with her finger tip and, as she released, her fingernail would press the line button above it, therefore, selecting that line and disconnecting the other. After asking how she should answer the lines I handed her a pencil and suggested using the eraser to select the ringing line.

uhuh ... and can you imaging trying to 'gently' scratch your a$$ with those?

Imagine guitar players

i play violin and... i think it's worse

People are allowed to have opinions, and some obviously don't like the nails and are allowed to say so. It has no impact on your life to be concerned about others opinions.