Article created by: Kotryna Br

Many things tend to change over time, be it finding out that broccoli is actually not that bad or learning that crocheting can be fun even when you’re less than 70 years old. But even though time can change a person’s views on nearly everything, that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s changed for the more positive.

Redditor u/Boring-Advice7763 wanted to learn more about how time can affect people’s opinions on things they do and don’t like. They asked members of the ‘Ask Reddit’ community what it was that they started to dislike more and more the older they got, and redditors had plenty to share, covering everything from social media to loud noises, and much more. Scroll down to find their answers on the list below and see if you’ve started to dislike any of them yet yourself.

#1

Crowd cheering energetically at an event, focusing on diverse people showing excitement and connection over shared feelings. People. I used to be a people person, but people ruined it.

gmoney-0725 , Nicholas Green / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #2

    Young woman in an orange shirt thoughtfully touching her chin, reflecting on things people started to hate over time. The lack of common sense and independent thinking in the world today

    anon , Andrea Piacquadio / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #3

    Person with glittery nail polish using a smartphone on a reflective surface, illustrating things people started to hate over time. Apps. I shouldn’t need to download an app for everything

    TMacATL , Rob Hampson / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #4

    Two people interacting with a laptop, one pointing at the screen, highlighting frustration with a broom that won't stay still. People with no manners or civility.

    heathers1 , Karolina Grabowska / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #5

    Red sports car drifting on asphalt, leaving tire marks and smoke, illustrating things people started to hate over time. Loud cars and trucks. I genuinely think it’s noise pollution and should be illegal.

    FunHorror7466 , mike noga / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #6

    Woman covering her face with hands, expressing frustration and stress related to things people started to hate over time. How my optimism that the world would get better has been crushed. It’s 2023 and we’re going backwards on rights for almost everyone, we lionize idiots, and the environment is only slightly less f’d.

    wembley , Dev Asangbam / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #7

    Two people sitting close, one holding the other's hands, conveying support and empathy in a calm setting. The lack of compassion in the world People who are more concerned with winning than understanding I feel we would all make so much more headway if we could agree to make an honest effort to understand each other and try to work for everyone's best interest instead of constantly trying to one up each other.

    ThunderingTacos , SHVETS production / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #8

    Red baseball cap with embroidered text, representing a controversial item people started to hate over time. The uber wealthy. Unchecked capitalism. Technology. Republicans. Religion. Cops. The military. The same exact things I've been screaming about my whole life.

    middleagerioter , Natilyn Photography / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #9

    Person wearing a black coat holding a smartphone, looking focused, illustrating frustrations people started to hate over time. People talking on speaker phone in public. People, in general, just disregarding that other people exist.

    MusicalAutist , Andrea Piacquadio / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #11

    Heavy traffic during sunset on a busy highway illustrating frustration and things people started to hate over time. Other drivers. As you get older you begin to realize just how stupid the average driver is. It’s appalling, and I’m tired of having to constantly prevent accidents.

    striker69 , Aleksandr Popov / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #12

    Person with curly hair adjusting camera on tripod, capturing footage related to the broom that just won't stay still. Starting to get really tired of manufactured outrage. Every day, there's something new to be outraged about across pretty much all spectrums. Politics, sports figures, celebrities, even just general life things that people write articles about, or tweet about, or whatever. Constant outrage to get clicks and eyeballs. Gotta get people all riled up and steaming mad. Just getting sick of it, day in and day out. I don't know if there's an actual term for it, but to me I'd call it outrage fatigue.

    kellzone , Korie Cull / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #14

    Person lying on a gray couch, wrapped in a blanket, appearing tired and frustrated by the broom that won't stay still. I just know I like cancelled plans more and more now

    caramel_butterxx , Adrian Swancar / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #16

    Four men casually talking in kitchen area, showing expressions reflecting frustration with a broom that won't stay still. The expectation to socialise. Leave me alone and let me be a happy hermit.

    doducksswimorfloat , Thriday / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #19

    Man wearing watch and gray shirt checking time outside, illustrating the broom that just won't stay still concept. Waiting for things/other people. My patience has gotten progressively worse

    llcucf80 , JÉSHOOTS / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #20

    Two young women walking on a city street, wearing casual outfits, illustrating things people started to hate over time. Fashion trends. Loved them when I was younger. Now I feel like a crotchety old woman when I look at low rise jeans coming back in disgust. Now I get why older people sometimes get stuck in a decade clothing wise.

    anon , Mizuno K / pexels(not the actual photo) Report

    #21

    Man in a blue blazer walking while holding a brown leather briefcase, illustrating the broom that just won't stay still concept. How despite working a good job with ostensibly good pay, things are going backwards and opportunities contract.

    ImpossibleLoss1148 , Marten Bjork / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #22

    Close-up of a clenched fist showing anger with a blurred person in the background, symbolizing things people started to hate. People who enable abuse. Not general society, I'm talking family members and neighbors and friends and spouses who let their kid get abused by their spouse because tHeY nEeD tHeIr DaD or mom.

    Crasmortuus , Karolina Grabowska / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #23

    Person browsing striped shirts on hangers in a retail store, representing things people started to hate over time. Shopping. Especially clothes shopping. I used to enjoy it. Now I find it mostly a chore.

    jbarinsd , Artem Beliaikin / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #24

    Several wrapped holiday gifts featuring festive ribbons and bows, symbolizing things people started to hate over time. Holidays—especially ones that involve mandated gift giving. I LOVE to give gifts and often do throughout the year (I make a mental note of people’s interests). I prefer to give gifts on a random day simply because I saw something that reminded me of someone or just because. The over commercialism of holidays nowadays is just awful.

    Resident_Calendar_54 , freestocks / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

    #25

    Young woman with arms crossed and a frustrated expression, symbolizing annoyance with a broom that won't stay still. Everything, in fact I find myself more irrationally angry at things. What an awful feeling for sure.

    Rogelnaut , Andrea Piacquadio / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #26

    Elderly person watching news on TV about the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting things people started to hate over time. watching the news, used to love it as a kid

    KMiller152 , Amanna Avena /unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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    #28

    Crowded indoor public space with many people walking and using phones, illustrating things people started to hate over time. The general public

    darkbrat89 , Dex Planet / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

    #29

    Sugar being poured from a spoon into a ceramic container, illustrating common household items people started to hate over time. Sugar. I’m not a heath-nut by any means but any time I eat something sugary like candy, cake, ice cream, etc, I just feel like it’s too sweet and I feel like it’s rarely worth the calories.

    theglenlovinet , Mathilde Langevin / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report