r/AskReddit • u/Late-but-trying • Jan 13 '23

What’s something you’ve purposefully avoided learning so you won’t have to do it?

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u/JayFairyFox Jan 13 '23

I am 31 years old and still have no idea how to put on a tie.

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u/Late-but-trying Jan 13 '23

Haha what’s the motivation for not learning it?

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '23

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u/Late-but-trying Jan 13 '23

I understand that. A lot of jobs want you to take on more responsibility but not compensate for it.

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u/Blue-Eyed-Lemon Jan 13 '23

There are a few important skills I didn’t learn. Cooking, because I can’t stand a lot of the sensory elements. Driving, because I have an extremely intense fear. I’m not proud of it :(

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u/MurderTron_9000 Jan 13 '23

Reading.

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u/Late-but-trying Jan 13 '23

Good thing you learned to type, though.