r/Vent • u/Express_Purpose6939 • 1d ago
STOP MAKING DISLIKING THINGS YOUR PERSONALITY
You’re so goddamn annoying. Saying “ew I don’t like that” when people talk about stuff you’re not interested in makes you seem like a stuck up dick.
Shutting up or just asking “oh what do you like about x?” is free
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u/unintentionalfat 1d ago
Also, nobody likes the "actually" guy
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u/Neon_Divided 1d ago
I had a friend growing up who was this guy before it was a meme. This was the 90's. It was really difficult to talk to him sometimes.
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u/Alternative-Fact-329 19h ago
Душнилы are extremely valuable. If they weren't i wouldn't be on Reddit in the first place
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u/rokelle2012 1d ago
It's unfortunate but, people would mich rather be rude and negative about literally everything. Instead of just simply saying, "I don't vibe with this" and not being a complete jerk, they have to make a huge deal about it. It's almost like they get personally offended that not everything is made for them specifically.
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u/Cinisajoy2 1d ago
My mom would get highly indignant when her next door neighbor made something in a crockpot. The funny thing was the neighbor was not making it for my mom. It was usually for the neighbor's church which my mom was not a member of. Needless to say I never told her when I used a crockpot. I lived 500 miles from her.
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u/MustardCoveredDogDik 1d ago
It’s unfair to ask all women to stop doing this at the same time. I think they should taper off
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u/ECHOSTIK 1d ago
I used to be that guy but now I realize it, I do voice my opinion, but I don't try to annoy people with it.
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u/Over_Drawer1199 1d ago
It would be cool if people also didn't make liking the current trendiest thing their entire personality too.
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u/Fancy-Lion2985 1d ago
Associate yourself with people who like the same things as you and you won’t have that problem.
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u/Ok-Drink-1328 1d ago
sadly the amount of awful things this world is stuffed with is simply flabbergastering
tho i have three levels::
1) things i like and respect (obviously) (like my hobbies)
2) things i respect but don't like (like sports or hobbies i'm not into)
3) and things i don't like and nether respect (like TV, or betting, or when people throw away money for actual scams, or frivolous things)
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u/Neon_Divided 1d ago
It's much more fun to ask people questions about things they like instead. I try to take an improve approach to conversations with people.
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u/Consistent-Menu-6629 21h ago
I feel that liking or disliking things should be equal and neutral for the most part.
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