Hey Pandas, What’s Something You Think 90% Of People Are Pretending To Enjoy? (Closed)

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Philly Bob

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I feel the same way about NASCAR. 200 to 500 laps of "look! he made a left! Oh! he made another left!"

I feel seen.

I love how this is written.

Not with you on this my friend. I love football. It's the drama and skill on display. You have to be invested in the outcome of the match though. If you don't care, then you don't. But if you put your heart into a team, as they approach goal you feel your hope start to soar. You see an opening in the play, and your adrenaline is pumping. They take their shot, but the keeper was too fast. Now your team is on defense, and that hope very quickly switches to anxiety. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, and very cathartic. Not saying everyone should love it, but I do. I have a few teams I am passionate for. My national team, Brazil, of course. Botafogo, my home team. And to a lesser extent, Arsenal, in your country. I grew connected to the team when I lived in London, and all my friends were fans. We'd go to the pub to watch matches, and watching them play reminds me of those good times.

I think it's more like 30%, those who just can't shut up about it. Most of us don't give a f*ck.

I absolutely loved looking after my grandsons when they were toddlers.

Grandparents are well aware of active 3-year-olds and younger...despite the exercise.

*toddlers

I love Christmas/Yule. I have made some decisions about it that still gives me a sense of "this is my holiday". Since I'm Ásatrúar I don't decorate with angels but I go all in on nisser and other things that symbolises my faith. Also, I enjoy the melodies of most religious Christian Christmas songs but not the texts so I will just hum the melody when the rest of the family sings the songs. I do love the Christmas songs about how you celebrate Christmas and I will sing those. My fav Christmas celebrations, however, was the ones where I was alone. Those were Yule magic right there.

All true!

First off tell your partner to actually contribute and if they don't then they can go fúck themselves. Second off you don't need to do it up to society's standards and again if anyone else has a problem with that they can go fúck themselves. (Sending a pattern here?)

I came to write this. For many (but sadly not all), childhood is great and fun and then the adult time starts and it sucks massively. You're supposed to go and perform and be great at something that allows you to "be successful" and friends become competitors, but you have to find one friend that's special to hook up with to make children because that's expected and then raise a family together while still being successful as everything changes around you. What if you're just not like that? Why can't I quietly sit under a tree and read a book, like, forever?

I've adopted the philosophy that one of the highest purposes of life is to "Find Neat Things and Share Them". It helps. I'm chasing after things not to own them, but to experience them and bring them to my friends' attention. Helps me keep a modicum of perspective.

Changes as you age doesn't matter anymore LOL

The two factor authentication is one of my annoyances. I cannot bring my cell phone into the office and some websites will only send a code to or interact with your cell phone and no other way.

The majority of young humans are ovine until they find their field in life

This.

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This is why I drink straight whiskey!

If you've heard one song then you have literally heard them all.

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'Musical beige'! That is the perfect description of them!

I like one of their songs, but that's it

They're not my cup of tea either but I don't care if other people like them. The older you get, the more you realise that people have songs/bands that are special to them for various reasons and it's not up to us to judge them for it. For example, I know someone who lost their young son who liked Coldplay. They listen to Coldplay sometimes to remember him by and I would never take that away from them.

I came here to say Kale.

I love kale.

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I like jazz because it moves forward unpredictably and surprisingly like life itself. The dialogue between the players as they communicate through their instruments is wonderful and sometimes leaves me speechless with appreciation. I like mass-produced pop the least because it is refined to sound good but predictable. The lyrics are easy for the general public to relate to and the genre combines recycled melodies with slight variations. Many of them really taste like they are produced to make money for the production company. I may be in the minority if I view music more as art and art is not always beautiful and pleasant.

Traditional Jazz is wonderful for the soul if not always the ears. Real music with skill. I will give all chillied hot foods a miss now.

Jazz music people try to tell you how intellectual and sophisticated their music is, compared to whatever you like, as they secretly dislocate their jaw trying to hide a yawn while making you listen to it.

To each their own but, what?? hehe 😱 🌶️

Lmao there's all my introverts!!!! I knew the only way to weed you out was saying nobody liked quiet time. Now I'm done. I've had my fill of social interaction, have. A good one!

Quiet time alone is my battery recharging.

Pumkin spice sounds good