“What’s Something That’s Considered Normal That Creeps You Out Immediately?” (40 Answers)

Not all homeless and vulnerable people want to be recorded like that. Some may be hiding from dangerous people and don't want to be found. That should be on the minds of anyone putting a camera in random people's faces. I know it can happen anywhere, but when it's directed/targeted at someone and they're being surprised with an unsolicited interview on top of that, it can put them in a difficult situation. Some may just not want to even come across as ungrateful and act okay with it. Like, what do you do if you're in that situation. I don't even like it when the news teams go to soup kitchens and film all the guests eating there. Not all homeless people are out in plain view on the streets. Most try to be discreet and hide, blend in with everyone else in public. There's resources out there and they may be working on trying to pick themselves up out of a tough bind.

Completely agree, but hopefully the videos being out there encourage people who don't normally give, to give in the hope that they'll get lucky and be rewarded for it. Also, it's definitely getting other 'attention loving' people to give wads of cash to the less fortunate, however f****d up their reasoning is, at least the impoverished are benefitting from their showy performance.

If I'm starving and you give me food, I don't care what your motivation is.

I disagree. This way I know where my money goes when I donate to people like @murphslife or to Travis!

I see nothing wrong with basically saying, I helped, would you like to join me?. Many books have been written by people who got invoilved and they inspired others. So for some, it might be bragging, but for others it documents the effects of volunteer work.

Should be illegal.

Yeah disgusting.

Beauty pagents for anyone, any age.

They absolutely disgust me. The parents claim it helps them with self esteem. Tell me again how forcing them to wear fake hair, fake teeth, fake nails, get spray tanned, waxed, and dressing like older women is helping them love themselves???

It's a showcase for the depraved. Putting little girls in make-up and costumes. Let them be kids.

I can see the point of having a set of clothing rules, mainly so they are wearing clothes for the correct weather and that they can play in. But that is all.

It doesn't have to be dirty - sometimes there are health and safety requirements. If you're in NZ or Australia in the summer, then you don't want a kid to be playing outside in a tank top, because they're going to get burned. My primary school dress code said no sleeveless outfits. It also required all children to have a sun hat during summer months, and no flip-flops, because they were a trip-hazzard in the playground. Sandals fine, barefeet fine, but no flipflops.

And yet the world is highly messed up and people do look at children and think that sort of thing

Amen!

I threw an epic sht fit on my daughter's elementary school...it's August in Southern CA, well over 100 degrees and she was wearing a tank top to school. They called me to bring a T-shirt and I asked why and they said they "didn't want the boys to give her unwanted attention" Ummmmmm....WHAT??? I told her that perhaps they should teach the boys that sexualizing girls is really unacceptable, shitty behavior and they should be able to wear a simple tank top in extreme heat without being punished for it. Then I hung up on her. She didn't call back, lol

Yes. Cause that's exactly what we need in 2022. Young girls/women to feel ashamed of their bodies and feel responsible for every creep's sick behaviour around them... Just f*ck off already

literally. The ammount of times this has happened to me is kind of disgusting. They're family. It shouldn't make a difference. And when it does, that should be adressed with them, not me.

I think this is fine actually. I am a female and my teen niece had short running shorts on and I could see her who ha, it made me uncomfortable, I nicely and indiscreetly told her so she could cover up. Now our teen daughter wears the same type of shorts and we nicely ask her to change if people are coming over. Just something that wouldn’t make others feel uncomfortable..

That's what you get when you let your boys grow up with the "boys will be boys" mentality. It doesn't change when they become men. Teach your boys to control themselves around girls and don't make the girls ashamed of their bodies. Don't let your girls grow up thinking that it's their fault if they get abused because of what they were wearing. Put the blame where it belongs, on the boys. Girls have raging horm

If I feel uncomfortable with my guests seeing my child like they are normally dressed at home, I would reconsider letting those people into my home.

How about don’t touch me at all without asking

"Tickling can overwhelm the nervous system, causing actual, if temporary, paralysis, Alan Fridlund, Ph. D., associate professor in the department of psychological and brain sciences at the University of California, told Vice. And just because the person being tickled is laughing, doesn't mean they're enjoying it."

Everyone knows tickling my feet will end in a bloody nose. I don't try but it happens cos of my reflexes. I hate being tickled, too, so I will not fight the urge.

My older brother did that to me for several years; I'm younger by 11 years. It stopped the day I leaned back and socked him between the legs. It's bullying, it's torture, and it's a power play. I just happened to land a lucky punch that showed more power. He never did it again, but I hated it. Still love him, and he's lucky I do and forgave him. However, if anyone comes up behind me or touches me unexpectedly, I am violent and never sorry. Survival skill.

I’m super ticklish if I ask you to stop you stop. The fact that my physical reaction to tickling is to laugh does NOT mean I am enjoying it, even less so when the words STOP are coming out of my mouth.