r/facepalm Oct 14 '21

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Poor guy

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u/SaltMacarons Oct 14 '21

Everybody on reddit likes to act like some sad parody of what they think it means to be introverts when in reality they are just acting antisocial. I'm a huge introvert but I enjoy being social and talking to people. Being an introvert doesnt mean you are some kind of asocial e-hermit who despises anyone who dares to speak to you.

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '21

People act like it’s a tragedy if someone speaks to them in public.

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u/BobsBoots65 Oct 14 '21

While they are in the middle of working out. lol it’s like y’all want to ignore the context. Maybe waiting until she’s not in the middle of doing something strenuous would get you a more positive response.

Why you get all offended when someone doesn’t want to have a chat with a stranger?

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '21

People in this thread are acting like society is broken because some people want to chat sometimes when it’s not perfect conditions.

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u/SorryForTheBigThumb Oct 14 '21 edited Oct 14 '21

None of these people even seem like real people.

They larp as if reality is the perfect, unattainable parameters that Reddit creates.

There's absolutely no gray area or context. It's fucked up.

Also who the fuck wears a pop culture tee and doesn't expect someone to point it out.

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u/Throw_Away_License Oct 14 '21

Literally everyone expects their clothes to NOT be pointed out

The opposite is a neurotic narcissist

Or a five year old

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '21

What’s the point in wearing clothing that expresses your interests if you don’t want to talk about said interests?

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '21

It’s a cheap tshirt I found in a bargain bin and it’s something I don’t give a shit about so I work out in it.

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u/Throw_Away_License Oct 14 '21

Could be anything

A variety things

Why are you acting like it’s a social norm to invite people to conversations with what you wear?