“What’s Something That People Turn Into Their Whole Personality?” (50 Answers)

It's a type of sushi, where rice is given a fried breaded exterior and shaped into a circle. Salmon (usually) is then laid on top along with other "toppings" and cut into quarters to resemble a pizza made with sushi ingredients.

I suspect a forgotten comma...but, I too am curious now.

He forgot to mention that it's the same with a lot of gay women too.

Think it might just be a forgotten coma but it does sushi pizza actually exist?

Like how I can not find that eatery? I prefer sashimi (all that rice!) but I don’t want that on pizza either.

I think bigots never keep their mouths shut because they are proud of being assholes.

As evidenced on this thread. Lots of people are apparently over being told by others that they're gay! Everyone's journey is their own, and I doubt there's many gay people who define themselves so singularly.

I could not agree with you more. I PTSD and Bipolar 1 moderate depressive. It has taken me years to realize that my diagnoses do not define me. I am not bipolar. Bipolar disorder is what I fight against every day. I am not my PTSD, you do something I struggle with everyday. First and foremost I am a human being and when others pretend to have mental health issues I feel angry and I feel pity for them. They do not know what it really feels like. And I pray to God that they never do.

YES OCD is a real issue! I know someone who continuously claims he has OCD for very trivial and non-specific reasons, such as throwing away a piece of trash or straightening a stack of papers.

Same with clinical anxiety. Being nervous for an exam, or interview isn’t the same as being clinically on the verge of flight or flight all day every day for no reason. We need a renaming seminar.

I have had the feeling. It is the worst. You become gutted. Your organs turn into lumps of metal and melt until they've pooled around you and keep you glued in place. I often tell people, it feels like a bomb in my stomach. Sad is something different.

As an American, I agree with you. National holidays, such as July 4 or 9/11, yeah, get the flag out, but only put it on your house and make sure it's lit up. Sun goes down, flag comes down. And, please, for the love of everything, stop putting them on trucks! The flag gets absolutely destroyed flapping in the wind like that and it's not respectful towards it. People like that make me tired.

YUP.

Yeah. I can imagine. Alarm bells of the "Patriotic" Nazi flag that flew to and fro while millions died.

Issey, that's exactly how I feel about many Trump supporters flying the flag. It was especially jarring seeing them during the January 6th insurrection. To be honest, since Trump the flag doesn't have the same meaning for me because the extremists in our country have co-opted it for their own purposes.

interesting observation...🤔 Hitler loved flags! just view old film footage...

Or turning it into thongs, bikinis, cutting it up to make clothing and such. It's actually illegal. Very ironic for people who supposedly love the flag so much to want to cut it up.

Or handing my cashiers, and myself, pamphlets when you checkout...it's obviously so they have to be nice, and they don't have the option to not answer the door, or just tell you not interested and close the door.

Answer the door naked. They don't come back

And using it to deny others their rights

I’ve heard stories that those people will ignore ‘no soliciting’ signs and say that doing God’s work is more important than any sign.

This even annoys religious people because we have our own faith, we don't need others coming to our house as if we would say "that sounds so cool and I will drop my believes to join yours". Our faith is personal and we won't drop it for a stranger knocking in our door.

Word! I was even positively amazed when a JW woman rang our door bell and just gave a card with info of a free Bible Study, and then said goodbye and left. Exemplary brief.

Yes! I have my religion. I assume your religious beliefs are just as strong as mine. Why should I interfere? I'm willing to share my faith with anyone, but not unless they actually ask for it.

*slowly taking my hand down* I'll drop by some other time to talk about our lord and savior.

Don't knock on my door. Also don't use my screen door lock, as your undeniable proof of the existence of God. Partly because you are making me really uncomfortable for having opened the screen door; after you had waited for my father to take the dogs for a walk before you were game enough to come in the gate to bother the teenage girl. Pointing out that the lock is something that had to be designed, rather than having evolved naturally (on my metal security door). Humans apparently being more complex than a screen door lock. Therefore apparent undeniable proof of god almighty. They probably weren't prepared to deal with a teen who excelled only in seemingly acting polite and enthusiastic, whilst using nothing but super dry sarcasm to point out flaws in the logic of others. Although I'm not entirely sure that ALL humans are more complex than a screen door lock, seeing as it took them them until just prior to my father's return (I was keeping an eye on the time), and myself making it extremely obvious that I wasn't buying any of their s**t. Now they awkwardly had to excuse themselves as they crossed paths with my dad at the front gate.

2 ladies tryed that at my door, i had good/smart/ cheeky answers for every single question they had for me and they wer the 1s trying to get away from me 🙈

Yeah, our dog doesn't like proselytizers either.

But you MUST take a few minutes to talk about our lord and saviour! You don’t want to end like like Jesus that one time… do you?

It isn't though. And keeping it quiet is against what God has instructed us to do. That being said. I do not believe it should be forced or pressured for people to listen or take part in.

Honestly, I think it's a cliche that is very rare to find. I've never met a vegan who acts as often described, and noone I asked has either. Maybe they exist, but if yes it is very rare. Of course vegans mention being vegan, not eating a large portion of popular food is something important to mention, but most of the time they have to be quiet, and polite, and not make a big deal out of people KILLING animals literally just for the taste. Of course you shouldn't push it in people's face, I understand that, but I hate the false image and the way activists are often ridiculed in media

Yes, I've never had an agnostic knock on my door and ask "Brother, are you so-so about Jesus?"

This is sooo hard. So many generations of christians (in the US, not sure about elsewhere) who were raised to believe that if you care about people, you will persistently tell them about Jesus, because otherwise it might be your fault if they spend eternity in hell. It's horrible. And it's a bastardization of what Christianity is actually meant to be. But there are so many truly caring, loving people out there who have had it drilled into their heads that if they're doing anything less than constant proselytizing, then they personally are dooming people to hell. It's a cheap knock off of Christianity based on guilt. When they knock on my door, I tend to have pity more than anything.

Sure, but not if you base your life around it or annoy others to get them to be vegan