There’s always something people have demonized. First it was fat, then it was food additives, and lately it has become sugar. But things people see as evil don't end with our diet.
Other commonly disregarded stuff may have to do with music, like the controversial band known as Nickelback or going to psychological therapy, or not liking animals like rats, tarantulas, and snakes.
We rarely reflect on why specific things cause us such adverse emotions, so this viral thread may give us some perspective. The simple yet thought-provoking question “What doesn't need the hate it gets?” was asked by Redditor u/Alexdoesthedo, and it has clearly produced some very illuminating responses.
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The rain. Rain is f**king awesome. It feeds all the plantlife, makes puddles, and my personal favourite, at night time the rain reflects light and makes even traffic lights look f**king amazing. Jesus I love rain.
Atheists. Most of us are nice, sensible good people just like you, we just happen to have different views on religion. Just like any religion, of course there are extremists that give the group a bad name, and the rest of us look down on them and don't support how they act.
Pineapple on pizza. It’s delicious, and if you hate it don’t s**t on people who like it.
Reading.
Even those who read scoff at what others read and it's not necessary.
Reading overall is good for the brain and memory. Comic books, magazines about cars or fishing, romance novels, old classics, it's all reading.
There's no need to feel shame or shame someone for what they read.
Enjoying cartoons as an adult.
Good content is good content and looking back at the cartoons I loved now and then. I do have superior tastes.
Child please. I'm approaching retirement age and I never stopped watching cartoons.
Therapy. It's never a bad thing but I definitely still know people who are firmly against or see it as a sign of weakness.
People who want to live a basic, "normal" or "boring" life. From all generations, I am constantly hearing locals/normies being made fun of for not wanting a ~fancier~ lifestyle but like... Why does that matter? Besides, just having a roof overhead is luxurious to to some people. Let others live the lives they want to.
Rats. They're some of the funniest, most affectionate and intelligent small pets, with a ton of personality, who actually enjoy engaging with people.
They get a terrible reputation for carrying disease or being aggressive- which is just not true for domestic rats. Growing up I had almost every common pet rodent you can think of, and hands down I'd pick a rat over a hamster any day.
Cats. Many people I know absolutely despise them because they think they cant love you the way some dogs can, or they remind you of the stereotype "crazy cat person" or the whole "they're all aggressive/bitey/scratchy" thing. Once I had both dogs and cats (and reptiles!) in my house - and though I love both, cats tended to speak a little louder to me. I'm part of a TNR company and ended up raising one of the cats I caught while searching for my missing cat last month and realized how sweet they can be if you take the time to earn their trust and give them space when it's asked for.
Bra straps showing. Like what? Why does it make you mad? It's fabric. And if I'm not mistaken, you're covered in it on the daily.
Sleeping with stuffed animals. You’re never too old for that.
The North American Opossum. They're docile unless threatened, and I think they are endearingly cute. They perform a great service by eating tons of pesky insects, like ticks. Added bonus, they are almost entirely immune to rabies.
Teenage girls who are obsessed with something (a pop star, a movie, a book etc). Let people enjoy things.
Broccoli. Steam it and melt a little Smart Balance on it. Yummy. Your parents didn't know how to make it. It's arguably the healthiest food you can eat, at least in the top ten.
Muslims, they are really misunderstood everywhere.
I'm in favor of practicing any religion you like, but Islam is one of the most intolerant religions to ever exist. There is no Muslim-majority country where being gay isn't hazardous to your health. There isn't a muslim-majority country that isn't a hellhole in regards to women's rights. Islam is incompatible with liberalism, the same way 14th century Catholicism is incompatible with liberalism. If you want to follow Islam, as a liberal I say you do you, but don't expect me to turn a blind eye to the religion's social problems.
Homeless people. Austin, TX just reinstated a ban on public camping/sitting/laying down, with zero allocation for actually helping the homeless population.
Sharks. They're just a well designed killing machine and the chances of them killing you are super low. Orcas and dolphins are actually "meaner" if you want to look at them in a human way, they'll purposely mess with you or hurt you. Sharks might just bite you on accident.
Hyenas. Most unfairly villainized and maligned animal in the world all because of some stupid Disney movie. They are not scavengers at all they hunt 90% of their prey and lions steal food off of them far more than they steal off lions. They are highly intelligent predators with an equally important role to play in the ecosystem.
Teachers.
I can personally confirm that I was a piece of work in grade school - then high school. And it wasn't because of teachers - it was because of me.
So true! Living with a teacher every day, and believe me, it's not only the kids, but also the parents, the school board,....
Snakes. They are awesome pets and the super dangerous ones don't want anything to do with you. I can't stand people killing snakes they find. To me its like killing a stray dog you find. Just call animal control.
Snakes are so cool, we used to have a pet Murray darling python. Sadly she passed away a few years ago.
Trans people. Just like many other minorities, most people get little exposure to them other then what they hear and see online. Aka the trans freakouts and anti trans pages aren’t too realistic, along with the tumblr 30,000 genders people, “real” (not because of a coping mechanism or fetish, etc but fr like born that way, ) trans people irl are quite normal.
GMOs. Humans have been slowly doing that since we started cultivating crops, now we can just do it quicker. And there are millions of people who rely on GMO crops to not starve to death.
It's just Monsanto GMO seeds. 1 generation so they can keep selling them, and they don't care if their product does get into organic fields nearby. Losing natural, unmodified seeds to Monsanto's greed is terrifying.
Monsanto is the devil, no argument there. But all corn is somehow GMO, have you seen the original corn? It's like a small stick with 5 seeds on it. People are genetically modifying crops for ages, even before labs existed, by cross breeding
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GMO is not the problem for me, it is the GMO companies that patent DNA and sue farmers when their patented DNA seeds are blown and take root in farmers lands. They are looking for monopoly on all foods and forcing out other farmers.
Thst just modern farming in general. Biotech is the scapegoat.
Load More Replies... GMO is not GMO. GMO migth merely mean speeding up classical selective breeding with modern methods (desirable). It might mean creating plants based on a "mix and match" of genes (might be desirable, but undesired spread that treats wild forms of a plant can be a problem). It might be creating plants that have high yield but "miracolously" rely on products (such as fertilizers or herbicides) from the very creator of the GMO (undesirable).
One of the first (and in my opinion, most useful) modern genetic modifications of field crops is the insertion of 'BT' genetics. People freak out about scientists "playing god" because they inserted DNA from a bacterium into food plants :D 'BT' is bacillus thuringiensis, which is a natural soil microbe found everywhere. As part of its metabolism it produces a protein that is particularly indigestible to many insect larvae, but is digested by mammals like any other protein. That bacterium has been cultured and used as a pesticide for generations, and is even used today in organic agriculture. You can probably buy it at your local hardware store. Scientists took the genes responsible for making that protein, and inserted them into the plants themselves. This is great for everyone involved, farmers burn much less fuel not having to run another field operation to apply a pesticide, their yield is improved, and there isn't an explosion of Lepidopterous larvae to affect other plants.
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Farmers have been genetically modifying crops for centuries. In fact, most of the produce we eat today has been in some way altered so it can be edible, not only mass produced.
That is not the GMO that people refer to as 'bad'. Changing up crops, etc by selectively polluting is one thing... inserting another species of plants dna is another. There is zero ways to do this naturally.
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The first genetically modified organisms appeared on the market in 1996 in the form of a tomato. Since then, people have had a startling increase of "allergies" and food related reactions. Coincidence?
I work with agriculture (it's media, in fact) and if we didn't have these, A LOT MORE people could be starving today
Both lead to the same result: changing the molecule. Just different ways of getting there. It's a false distinction pushed by anti-GMO activists. There no difference
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The key word here is "modified". It can be good, bad, safe, dangerous....anything! It just means its different, and different =/= bad. The problem is allowing modification freely without oversight by FDA/business government organizations.
Just because you dont understand something doesnt make it bad and dangerous. Its just above your limits of understanding
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The GMO model is heavily forcing cultivators to rely on the associated pesticides that the same companies selling GMO seeds sell, making them slaves to their corporate strategy. Moreover, tempering with the dna of plants to reproduce them with an emphasis on certain traits (ex: resistance to insects) without letting natural selection take its course has in many cases lowered their general quality. That is why an apple grown in 2021 sold in supermarkets can be much less nutritious than the same fruit was in 1950 https://heated.medium.com/todays-apple-may-contain-38-percent-fewer-nutrients-than-the-same-one-in-1950-530d885a07f1
Can someone please explain (without screaming death against me for asking) how does GMO negatively affects me. Thank you.
Many different kinds of food is GMO. Golden delicious, jonagold, champion... Apples. Eons ago there was only one Apple. Now there are thousands. Why? Gmo. Ever heard or durum? Its wheat. The kind it is originating from doesnt even exist. Its also a GMO. Ppl were manipulating crops as soon as they learned how to plow fields. Mixing drought resilient kind with the one with better fruits, manually transferring pollen. This is GMO. Ffs a pedigree dog is a GMO!
And all of that testing is reported accurately? HaHaHa! Most people are not opposed to manipulation of traits in foods like has been done by older methods, but mixing in bacterial genes, for example, is not what they want to see done. There is as much evidence against safety in GMOs as there is info that the companies use for propaganda to expand support! The companies involved are not trustworthy!
The problem is only with certain GMOs, specifically the ones which are engineered to be lethal to insects. These can have a negative impact on many species of insect which are beneficial to the environment, because many of the insects which feed on crops are related to important pollinators like butterflies, beetles, and flies. The biggest problem is not the crops themselves - they are all safe to eat. It is the fact that they are bred to be monocultures, to be sterile, and other such traits which destroy the soil and drive small farmers out of business.
It seems to me that everybody has gotten much nastier and entitled. Maybe that’s the cause!😂
GM crops are almost entirely developed and marketed to provide resistance to RouneUp and neonicotinoid pesticides. The GM crops themselves may not be actually toxic - but their growth almost invariably involves massive use of toxic chemicals that pollute air and water, exterminate benificial species, and cause human cancers and endocrine diseases. Sure, those effects don't come from consuming GM crops; but they are the unavoidable side-effects of growing them.
More food does not mean less starvation. It is creating a massive imbalance in the world. Our problem is the over consumerism of developed and developing countries. If we had more sustainable systems in place, we wouldn't need all those crops and we will have more poeple fed around the world. Unfortunately we don't live in utopia
My main gripe with GMO's is all the patents involved - the way someone can plant GMO corn and then sue the next door neighbour for also growing that corn when they do it inadvertently because of pollen transfer or something. The way Monsanto (and a few others, I "hope") owns everything and you can't just save seeds from one crop to sow the next, because you have to pay the "owners of the patented crop" to use it. The main problem, in other words, is human greed.
They are some good points in favor of GMOs indeed. However, the problem is deeper than that. The whole relationship between humankind and the rest of nature is twisted. Considering that it's up to us to modify and accommodate our environment to our own exclusive profit is bad. Dedicating more and more space to just a few profitable species where millions of species used to live is bad. We won't get away with it in the long run.
Well, but "slowly" is the key. With common cultivation you can't just take rye and make it grow pink seeds, you can usually only enhance what the plants already offer via selective breeding. And it takes enough time to see the effects on human long-term consumption. On the other hand, if you just pick some DNA sequences and replace it with another, can you really tell the consequences? Long-term tests are never done because they're not economically viable. Besides, the biggest issue with GMOs is the symbiotic and massive use of all-killing pesticides that are absolutely devastating to the environment, workers and people in close proximity. Also, the last sentence is absolute bs, we already produce more than enough to feed everyone, but the distribution is unfair, a lot of it is used to produce more luxurious food (80% of soy production goes into feeding animals) and much is simply thrown away.
They are ruining the ecology. Instead of having borders of wild flowers the gmo crops are planted to the edges of roads. In the fields it is absolutely quiet. There is no wildlife inside the field. No weeds, no nothing. This is the biggest threat to such things like the monarch butterfly which faces extinction largely in part to gmos. Because gmos are herbicide resistant.
A farmer told me “you have three choices. You can have plants that are 1.) GMO modified; 2.) plants that will absorb pesticides through the soil or leaves; or 3.) plants with insect eggs & larvae in them. Your choice”.
I think this depends a bit in what GMO. To actually make the plants better, or resistant to disease or pests so you do not need pesticides, great. The Monsanto way, to make food resistant to pesticides so you kan drench them in it, not good at all, and harmful to the environment and your health...
Yeah youd have to eat enough food to kill you on its own to get enough pesticides in you to be "poisoned" by them
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I think a lot of the people posting here are confusing selective breeding with genetic modification. We get from the teosinte plant/grass to corn in probably a couple thousand years in So
Continuing....Central America (not South, oops) and it is a great example of selective breeding. What is different from that method is that geneticists have inserted/ deleted certain genes into the DNA of different crop species in order to take a shortcut towards increasing yield. Some species of GMO foods are changed to be resistant or hazardous to various rusts/ musts/and microorganisms. Some are made more drought tolerant or produce more vitamins. Some just increase the size and number of seeds in cereal grains.
Load More Replies... Any food that survive glyposite after being soaked in it several times during growth holds to much of the poison to be safe over a period of years. Just read the freaking lable. You have to wear hazmat suits to be around it.
Youre not a scientist, its already been tested. Youd have to eat all the bread in the store to get that much bad pesticide in your system
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The biggest problem with GMOs is how it's patented/protected in courts. Unfortunately, the debate gets fixated on health effects while corporations declare ownership of specific genes and traits. "Oh what's that? Some of my patented genetic material floated into your wheat field and pollinated your crops? With you pay me a licensing fee or we take your whole crop!"
My problem with the GMOs is not that they are a danger, but everything becomes homogenized. When I was a kid, bananas were sweeter. That variety of banana died out, and was replaced by today's variety. Though heartier, it is not tastier. This happens with tomatoes too. It is almost like the GMOs are blander.
There is not the GMO problem, but pesticide that are used on them. They killing bees and birds ...
Nope thats been discredited, organic uses pesticides still as well
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Gmo fruit is tastier. Look at the banana. And guess what. That delectable "artificial banana" flavor is really derived from a banana species that died out. Lets bring back that banana.
Disagree on that one because doing it quicker may make the side effects accumulate before you realize they're there. And those who rely on GMO crops become dependant on their provider while many old varieties of crops die out, ever reducing the gene pool.
Go do some research, GMOs are like drug addicts, heavy chemical inputs needed. What happens when farmer's can't afford it? Look up Farmer Suicide in India. Also look up Percy Schmeiser, Monsanto sent ex-RCMP to terrorize him and destroyed his organic Canola crop. Also look up US corn subsidy, effect on Mexico. Giant monocrops are how we got the Irish potato famine.
When I go to stores and they have signs over fruits and veggies that say "organic" and "non-GMO" I always ask the produce manager "where are the factory produced fruits and veggies"? Because ALL FRUITS AND VEGGIES are organic. And mankind has been genetically manipulating fruits, grains and veggies since they began agriculture. In addition the first genetic "scientist" was Mendel.
Brussels Sprouts. You can do so much with them! Just stop boiling the hell out of them.
People with the Karen haircut who are actually normal and chill.
TV shows made specifically for toddlers. They are toddlers. It's all colors and shapes and being excited over simple things. That's what toddlers are about. YOU don't need to watch the show. It's not for you.
Nickleback - I'm not a fan, but it's just kind of generic rock music that you are in no way forced to listen to.
Billie Eilish. I don't know what it was that made people go "eeeew, BiLlIe EiLiSh" but come on. She's an interesting person and her music is genuinely good. I'm not one for forcing artists on people, I just don't get when a relatively innocuous musician gets that level of hate.
And while I'm at it: Taylor Swift writing about relationships. Just about every artist in existence has either written about their relationships at least once, or usually write about love/relationships, either through experience or generalization. Why is it okay for people like Ed Sheeran, John Mayer, or Ariana Grande to write about their relationships without much uproar, but when Taylor Swift does it? Sheesh.
Body pillows.
There's no law saying you have to put something sexy on it there's plain colored pillowcases for them literally everywhere.
They. Help. You. Sleep. Gud.
How can people hate body pillows? I have one covered in a plain white sheet and it helped me have the best sleep I've ever had. Honest to god, I recommend everyone to have one.
Veganism. We just don't want innocent animals to get hurt yet we get mocked for it all the time.
People do not hate the veganism, we hate the aggressive, "only we can save the world, you f***ng animal killer"-like evangelist vegans.
Anyone showcasing genuine passion and hobbies on social media.
Boy bands/ any music where the target audience is teens/young women. people need to stop assuming that anything that is liked by that demographic is stupid.
I don't think people hate boy bands per se. I think they hate the cynical manufacturing of them by music companies. 'OK, so we've got the super handsome one, the goofy one, the sensitive one, the blond one...' 'Can they sing?' 'Sing? who cares?'
Kristen Stewart--she's just socially awkward during interviews! She's a decent actress. People freak out that she's not super emotionally expressive... Some people just aren't!
Except an actress should be able to ACT AS IF they have emotions. Especially in movies....
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I think a lot of people hate these things because media and the internet tell them to.
I'll add introverts. It's okay to be an introvert, you don't have to be an extrovert, introverts can be fun, too an it took me years to realize that.
I love my introvert friends! I'm a socially awkward extrovert, but I'm a heck of a lot more outgoing than many of my friends.
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Frankly, nothing in this world deserves hate. (Maybe save for a few exceptions, and these exclusively are people whose main life purpose seems to be spreading hate and misery.)
I love spiders. I prefer they don't sneak up on me but I never kill them. Certain types are put outside, others moved to near a window if I'm not sure if it's a house spider or outside spider 🤷♀️ I'm allergic to mosquito bites so they do me a big favour :)
Load More Replies... Really unpopular opinion...What about Americans,Christians and people who want children?They get hated/mocked a lot here on bp
I will add: innocently staring at people shouldn't be that bad. We are visual and curious creatures and sometimes we just want to look with wonder or appreciation at someone else, but it's always perceived as creepy/perverted, and unfortunately it often is. I often check out someone's hair, shoes, backpack decals, facial structure, clothes etc. but terrified that I'll be "caught" appreciating their style or something. For this same reason, I never compliment strangers the way that I want to.
Now you need to take into account that the other person doesn't know your thoughts. Many do stare with creepy intentions. And also that no everyone is always waiting for compliments. Having some empathy about that would make it easier to understand how it's not appreciated to stare. Also, what you personally want should never be at the cost of discomfort of another.
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It’s okay to dislike something, but it’s not okay to be mean about it. 🙂
All of these that where mentioned just remind me how great it is that people enjoy different things. A lot of things I wouldnt learn or hear about if someone didnt introduce me to it. What a boring world it would be if we were all the same, acted the same and liked the same things. Love and embrace our differences but try not to be an asshole if someone is not like you or likes things you dont.
i know one mineta from mha there is worse perverts yet the get love
Boomers/Millenials/Karens. Particularly on this site. In fact, let's just ban these terms completely and try to see the individuals around us without prejudice.
Just because someone doesn't "embrace" something does not mean they HATE it.
FURRIES ARE MISUNDERSTOOD. NOT ALL FURRIES ARE PERVERTS. NOT ALL FURRIES ARE INTO HEAT. NOT ALL FURRIES ARE LGBTQ. HOW DO I KNOW? IM A FURRY. I HAVE MULTIPLE FRIENDS WHO ARE FURRIES. ALMOST ALL OF THEM ARE STRAIGHT. GET THAT GUNK OUTTA YOU. But if the reason you dont like furries is because you think that kind of stuff is kinda odd and you're just not into it, you're fine, have a nice day.
I will also add: Lilly Singh. Why is she getting all this hate on the internet? She's worked hard for her success, and anyone who is insecure enough about themselves to criticize her humour, doesn't deserve to watch her videos. As long as what you're doing is not hurting anyone it's fine.
I worked as an hourly worker in some chemical plants & refineries... I got a bachelor's degree in humanities... It was so useless that I couldn't get a job selling insurance on commission with it... so I went to work as a workin' man... I was hated everywhere I worked because the workers didn't have any education beyond high school, and they were jealous and offended that I would dare to work in "their plant". They would tell me to my face that I was a fool for working there with a degree. I got tired of telling them that I was making three or four times what I could get with the useless degree...
I got my AA in social science and humnaities becuase after basic training and tech school I only needed 6 classes to finish it. I went on later and got a bachelors and masters degree in computer programming and IT. Most of the AA was the general ed stuff that all degrees require. Not a useless degree.
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A simple guide to satanists from what iv'e seen: Church of satan: fine. Temple of satan: not fine.
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You know what should be on this list? People who like signs like "Live, Laugh, Love". I like to think I'm a pretty edgy, cool, artistic, individualistic, and self-made woman. OK, so why do I get made fun of if I want a gd inspirational quote in my home.?! There is nothing "basic" about me. Ya'll are judgmental a-holes. lol
I would add K-Pop, J-Pop, and C-Pop as well! I enjoy this music and I'm teased and judged for being interested in different cultures? Same when I listen to any music in Spanish or French. I'm always judged for listening to different languages and I don't understand why. I showed a friend an English version of a K-Pop song and they SERIOUSLY enjoyed it, but when I showed them the original, they were disgusted that I had "tricked her into listening to that stuff." It makes me really upset that fans are teased and judged for listening to this. It's our musical taste, and no one is asking you to be a fan, so please just respect the fact that WE enjoy this. Thank you.
uhh you see there are no problems when it comes to k-pop its just the fandom has toxic stans :(
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Ooo. So edgy. Good grief, if you're going to troll at least try something a bit less lazy.
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I think a lot of people hate these things because media and the internet tell them to.
I'll add introverts. It's okay to be an introvert, you don't have to be an extrovert, introverts can be fun, too an it took me years to realize that.
I love my introvert friends! I'm a socially awkward extrovert, but I'm a heck of a lot more outgoing than many of my friends.
Load More Replies... Frankly, nothing in this world deserves hate. (Maybe save for a few exceptions, and these exclusively are people whose main life purpose seems to be spreading hate and misery.)
I love spiders. I prefer they don't sneak up on me but I never kill them. Certain types are put outside, others moved to near a window if I'm not sure if it's a house spider or outside spider 🤷♀️ I'm allergic to mosquito bites so they do me a big favour :)
Load More Replies... Really unpopular opinion...What about Americans,Christians and people who want children?They get hated/mocked a lot here on bp
I will add: innocently staring at people shouldn't be that bad. We are visual and curious creatures and sometimes we just want to look with wonder or appreciation at someone else, but it's always perceived as creepy/perverted, and unfortunately it often is. I often check out someone's hair, shoes, backpack decals, facial structure, clothes etc. but terrified that I'll be "caught" appreciating their style or something. For this same reason, I never compliment strangers the way that I want to.
Now you need to take into account that the other person doesn't know your thoughts. Many do stare with creepy intentions. And also that no everyone is always waiting for compliments. Having some empathy about that would make it easier to understand how it's not appreciated to stare. Also, what you personally want should never be at the cost of discomfort of another.
Load More Replies... It’s okay to dislike something, but it’s not okay to be mean about it. 🙂
All of these that where mentioned just remind me how great it is that people enjoy different things. A lot of things I wouldnt learn or hear about if someone didnt introduce me to it. What a boring world it would be if we were all the same, acted the same and liked the same things. Love and embrace our differences but try not to be an asshole if someone is not like you or likes things you dont.
i know one mineta from mha there is worse perverts yet the get love
Boomers/Millenials/Karens. Particularly on this site. In fact, let's just ban these terms completely and try to see the individuals around us without prejudice.
Just because someone doesn't "embrace" something does not mean they HATE it.
FURRIES ARE MISUNDERSTOOD. NOT ALL FURRIES ARE PERVERTS. NOT ALL FURRIES ARE INTO HEAT. NOT ALL FURRIES ARE LGBTQ. HOW DO I KNOW? IM A FURRY. I HAVE MULTIPLE FRIENDS WHO ARE FURRIES. ALMOST ALL OF THEM ARE STRAIGHT. GET THAT GUNK OUTTA YOU. But if the reason you dont like furries is because you think that kind of stuff is kinda odd and you're just not into it, you're fine, have a nice day.
I will also add: Lilly Singh. Why is she getting all this hate on the internet? She's worked hard for her success, and anyone who is insecure enough about themselves to criticize her humour, doesn't deserve to watch her videos. As long as what you're doing is not hurting anyone it's fine.
I worked as an hourly worker in some chemical plants & refineries... I got a bachelor's degree in humanities... It was so useless that I couldn't get a job selling insurance on commission with it... so I went to work as a workin' man... I was hated everywhere I worked because the workers didn't have any education beyond high school, and they were jealous and offended that I would dare to work in "their plant". They would tell me to my face that I was a fool for working there with a degree. I got tired of telling them that I was making three or four times what I could get with the useless degree...
I got my AA in social science and humnaities becuase after basic training and tech school I only needed 6 classes to finish it. I went on later and got a bachelors and masters degree in computer programming and IT. Most of the AA was the general ed stuff that all degrees require. Not a useless degree.
Load More Replies... A simple guide to satanists from what iv'e seen: Church of satan: fine. Temple of satan: not fine.
Load More Replies... You know what should be on this list? People who like signs like "Live, Laugh, Love". I like to think I'm a pretty edgy, cool, artistic, individualistic, and self-made woman. OK, so why do I get made fun of if I want a gd inspirational quote in my home.?! There is nothing "basic" about me. Ya'll are judgmental a-holes. lol
I would add K-Pop, J-Pop, and C-Pop as well! I enjoy this music and I'm teased and judged for being interested in different cultures? Same when I listen to any music in Spanish or French. I'm always judged for listening to different languages and I don't understand why. I showed a friend an English version of a K-Pop song and they SERIOUSLY enjoyed it, but when I showed them the original, they were disgusted that I had "tricked her into listening to that stuff." It makes me really upset that fans are teased and judged for listening to this. It's our musical taste, and no one is asking you to be a fan, so please just respect the fact that WE enjoy this. Thank you.
uhh you see there are no problems when it comes to k-pop its just the fandom has toxic stans :(
Load More Replies... Ooo. So edgy. Good grief, if you're going to troll at least try something a bit less lazy.
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