“Girls Just Pretend To Like It”: 40 People Reveal What Unpopular Opinions They Have About Our Society

Poor dogs and cats :'(

YES

Couldn’t agree more. Too much waffle.

Same with dogs of warmer weather living in cold climates!

Young adult... I don't think I was an adult until 30.

Everything is unhealthy if you take it to extreme

People who fake their animals being service animals.

His "comedy" is that he makes people cringe.

Making your whole identity about your mental illness is weird too. I understand that being deep down in the hole that is clinical depression makes it hard to see anything beyond that, but you get perfectly functioning humans build a whole new personality and lifestyle around a diagnosis.

That's a very specific gifting example.

Those little crusty eyed, snotty nosed white dogs especially.

It works, just not for you. Or me. Or anyone outside a very small, very wealthy minority.

Agreed as someone who is planning to be child-free. BUT its also equally annoying when people make kids their whole personality and blame those who don't want them.

I agree, pineapple belongs on pizza as much as all other ingredients such as pepperoni. Let people eat what they want to eat.

I know how helpful they are but when they move it's creepy

I like tattoos on other people. Can never think of anything I want that badly myself.

The same applies to children.

YES! It's one of the best flavours along side mint chocolate chip and lemon sorbet

I’d much rather have neutral cream walls. May be boring, but you can add colour with pictures, rugs and accessories. Then if you want to change colour scheme you don’t have to repaint everything.

No, some people actually have problems eating certain kinds of food. It might be the texture that will make them gag or throw up. It might give them indigestion.

Pumpkin Spice is a valued panda!

On one hand, I kinda get this, but on the other hand, a really awesome concert generates an incredible atmosphere that's all but impossible to not get swept up in. Also, it's a way of supporting your favorite artists :)

I've been going to very different weddings. The weddings I attend are great - you spend time celebrating with family and friends. You eat, you dance, you chat.

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Yes! Theyre both as equal as beings!

The idea is that you know a person so well, that there is little risk of buying the terrible gift. I you do not know that person that well, you should be allowed to bring a totaly generic gift. like a bottle of wine or the latest John Grisham.

Uhm ... that sounds like "I don't want it" to me. If I have burgers at noon I will not eat burgers at night.

I think everybody feels that way, and most people thinks oh god no, I can't sing, when they are forced to celebrate a birthday this way, and even the birthday boy/girl will be embarished when everybody's eyes is turned on them. So why we do it is still a conundrum for me.

But they don't decide where you live...

And if you work from home, they should pay a fraction of your energy/water bills. After all, if you work from home, they don't have to use this amount of electricity in the office, you on the other hand have to use more of it.

You decided to take a job a certain distance from your home.

But my ainxiety would be like “hey so so so sorry but I love like fifteen mins away and I kinda need gas, like no big deal and ik it’s in the contract that you pay for my gas but like I’m really sorry. I’ll move soon I jsut need to save up for an apartment so so sorry!”

Well, that would be really unfair to the person who only lives ten minutes away as opposed to the employee and hour away. If you chose to work that far, that's really on you.

You don't do it for the sole purpose of work you do it for the sole purpose of survival.

I'm of mixed feelings about this. On one hand I understand where you come from. But on the other it's not the companies decision where you live. And they do indeed pay you to come to work. That's called wages. What I do think though: if you can do your work remotely and have done so with good results in the past, but the employer wants you to come in anyway just because they want you to, THEN they definitely should be required to do that AND pay an environmental fee on top.

or at least lunch time...which they don't pay for at most places anymore. They can't control how far I am from work but I am stuck at their location for all of my lunch.

Get a job at 4 hours drive away.

Mental therapy. That's what employers need to pay for. Especially for most places with what people deal with. And I mean things that go against human rights. Stuff like that. Example: Someone goes to get help because another employee is harassing them and/or escalated to touching them. But the employers brush it off.

Work from home for the win!

Or at least pay a decent salary with good benefits to make the commute cost worth it.

This would require them to know where you live, and how you get to and from work. At least in the USA, these are illegal questions to ask and employee, let alone demand of them as would be the case in the above premiss.

My boss pays for my train expenses. Yes it costs me time but it also gives me free travel on that route in my free time or a 40% discount on any other route. It's not mandatory they pay all here but you have the right to be compensated a bit for your travel costs

If they pay for that, they would probably have to lower everyone’s salary.

You are getting paid... work/pay. Unless you're using your vehicle to do things for your job, no you need the job and you pay to get their. Smh

And let’s not forget the primary reason which is to earn money. When you work for someone you have to consider yourself your own small business and all business gage costs, you have to spend money to make money.

I'm with you here, but they usually won't. Currently, we can be lucky if the raises that are due cover a fraction of inflation, as we've been brainwashed into accepting very low raises, contemporary to astonishing profits even, that usually don't break even against inflation anyway, but should - taking into account that productivity grows and a lot of stuff is getting more and more efficient - always exceed inflation without causing any damage whatsoever ... anyway, I'm with you, I counted the hours away from home rather than the hours at my place of work, and that, unluckily, leads into going by car is cheaper already at 2 km distance, versus walking, and at 3 or 4 cheaper than riding a bike. Which isn't how THAT should be, but that's too else to take much room here...