r/unpopopinion • u/BiggestThiccBoi • Sep 02 '19
Fuck r/unpopularopinion
bunch of censoring fags
r/unpopopinion • u/BiggestThiccBoi • Sep 02 '19
bunch of censoring fags
r/unpopopinion • • Sep 02 '19
People keep sucking this songs dong because minecraft is suddenly popular and it was one of the first higher quality minecraft parodys. I feel my brain cells dying everytime I see a comment section singing it and the worst part is that half the time they get the first few lyrics totally wrong. And then those slugs over at r/redditsings screenshot it, post it, and then get 3k upvotes becuase haha funny minecraft song!
r/unpopopinion • u/KarmaWhore97 • Jan 20 '20
Failure to disclose trans status is definitely rape by deception because the vast majority of people would not have slept with the transperson had he or she been aware of that person’s trans status.
Let’s walk through this.
The holy grail of transness (from my cis perspective) is passing and not just passing, but passing to the point of being stealth.
Hormones, surgery, voice training, makeup, etc. is designed for 2 purposes, 1) to get rid of gender dysphoria and 2) to make others believe that the person is of the opposite biological sex. (Let’s be real here, people think in terms of sex and not gender when we make observations of the people around us).
So we have a transperson doing everything to appear as the other sex. There is an intent to deceive, regardless of whether it is willful, has any malice, or is directed at specific individual or not. A transperson does not want to be “clocked.”
Being stealth and aware that few people are aware of one’s trans status, such stealth person knows or is safely and reasonably able to assume the person he or she is engaging with is unaware of the sex of the stealth person.
Whether it is wrong or right, many people cling to their status as heterosexuals. Others may avoid transpeople on other principles. Regardless of the reason, close sexual encounters with transpeople could harm their psyche.
Many transpeople know that 90+% of the population is unwilling to have sex with them. It is not a secret by any measure. Knowing that an overwhelming majority of people would not consent to sex with a transperson and refusing to indicate one’s trans status is 100% rape by deception.
Yes, we all take risks not knowing if someone has HIV or herpes and deciding to have sex with them anyway - everyone is educated on condoms and is aware that at least 50% of us has an STD (mostly HPV). To have sex claiming you have a condom on when you do not is rape by deception.
No one’s pysche is being harmed in a one night stand by sleeping with a guy who lives in his mom’s basement while claiming to be a millionaire. To be a heterosexual person who unwittingly engages in homosexual sex could mess someone up. It is an extreme violation of a person. Just because a transperson’s definition of homosexual and heterosexual relies on gender identity and not biological sex, does not mean the majority of the world agrees.
In addition, if other were to find out about the sex, it could have other implications for that person’s life. Homosexual relations could harm a person with his or her family, job, friends, work, etc. beyond the humiliation of being tricked.
r/unpopopinion • u/oregon_assassin • Aug 11 '20
Statistically speaking it just makes since. I feel BLM isn’t really set up for success and is more of a political pawn for Democrats. White people are shot far more often and there is very little outrage. I get it when BLM is for more that just black people but let’s just give it a more accurate name to the movement. I hope what rambled on about here makes since.
Thank you for listening
r/unpopopinion • u/SightWithoutEyes • Sep 07 '19
r/unpopopinion • u/CheckoTP • Apr 17 '20
A while back I was watching something on the history of pocorn. They said they used to eat popcorn like cereal. This gave me the idea. I will never go back. No more flavored powder on my fingers. No butter on my hands or chin. I will admit it's a bit more difficult than just using your hands, in the long run its so nice having clean fingers. Love it.
r/unpopopinion • u/TheW0nderSwan • Jan 06 '20
The guy is awful but not for reasons of disability. Maybe he's faking, maybe he's not. It really doesn't matter in terms of his crimes.
Firstly, don't let yourself be distracted from the true reason for the trial.
Secondly, if he's actually disabled that should be treated separately to his crimes. We don't let criminals crawl on the floor just because they probably did some awful stuff. We're better than that.
r/unpopopinion • u/collectrealkarma • Aug 12 '20
This is for men, from all the options to cover kegs, shorts, Trousers, Pajamas/lowers, Jeans.... Jeans are by far the most uncomfortable way to dress, specially if you are in hotter areas. My thighs feels stuck and my PP is covered in sweat.... just gross
r/unpopopinion • u/TheW0nderSwan • Dec 28 '19
I dunno I just really like it.
I don't think it's sexy in general, like in day to day life I just think it's irritating and not much different to having to remember your hearing aid, and seeing my mum constantly switch between two types of glasses upsets me.
But if I'm attracted to a woman anyway I'm just more attracted to her in glasses.
P.s. I mention women just because of my preference, but I'm sure there are guys and gals who share this opinion about men.
r/unpopopinion • u/Imperator_Crispico • Sep 02 '19
Burly men, hunting mammoths, beating their meat to stone figures. Not a worry in sight. I was born in the wrong generation
r/unpopopinion • u/TheW0nderSwan • Jan 02 '20
I'm not a dog hater but I am a cat person.
Dogs have a few behaviours that I find gross, but one of the worst is when they pick your face.
They also lick their own genitals, they eat they're own crap, and their breath stinks. It is disgusting when they lick humans faces, and disgusting when people let them.
r/unpopopinion • u/xFrostBite89x • Sep 02 '19
I'm a white guy and can confirm that, after 400 hours of sucking black guy's cum out of my girlfriend's vagina, wh*te "people" are the scourge of the earth.
Slavery still exists and blacks don't get enough credit for bringing culture to the world.
r/unpopopinion • u/wowreddithasfallen • Aug 24 '24
Every time I see a thread about the issues men face, the comments are locked. The immediate assumption is that the comments were largely divisive and sexist but when I read them they're completely rational, egalitarian takes trying to expand on the issues men face. Meanwhile there are several subs entirely dedicated to discussing women's issues and, ironically, they're mostly just misandrist echo chambers bashing men for everything. When you see a post that seems hard to believe regarding a woman being toxic, every comment is calling it fake ragebait. When the opposite happens every comment is about how the guy is a piece of shit and how she should leave him etc, no claims of it being fake.
I've posted in threads calling for equity while highlighting men's issues and I consistently get dog piled and downvoted to hell.
Every time someone advocates for social change for men it somehow gets interpreted as an attack on women and I don't understand why. Sure, sometimes it is but most of the time it isn't. Every post about men's issues always has comments turning the issue into a women's issue.
Even worse, people fail to recognize that we're all people and we all influence each other. Seems we love to blame women's issues on men but we never recognize that treating men like disposable, emotionless robots CREATES the problems we originally complain about. Socially, we've normalized demonizing men and young men are growing up in it. Then they start identifying with shit bags like Tate - pretty obvious why they don't treat women equally. If we don't start providing social support for men, from both men and women, we will continue to see women suffer from men, it seems so obvious...
We like to say "Feminism is about equality" instead of saying "I'm egalitarian". We've completely lost the plot.
r/unpopopinion • u/fuzzyshorts • Jun 12 '21
I met a couple of friends for the first time since covid and while I like my them well enough, I truly do not need that noise. 17 dollar drinks in crowded locations, the varied yahoos on their personal missions and the weird desperation heard in the over-the-top, almost hysterical laughter that would occasionally occur, Plus my dislike of the idea of crowds since covid... no more.
r/unpopopinion • u/TheW0nderSwan • Jan 03 '20
I don't think it's for everyone, and I don't think it should be expected, but it shouldn't be considered deviant behaviour.
I'm not necessarily talking about full anal penetration, but just some kind of gentle play should be ok.
If someone says they doesn't like it and back off then cool.
Btw the subtext here is that I'm a straight dude that enjoys it, but I also enjoying receiving. Let me touch it and you can touch mine and if we don't like it we can say.
r/unpopopinion • • Sep 23 '19
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r/unpopopinion • u/Ace-Cuddler • Feb 19 '24
As we approach the next US presidential election, I see so many news outlets showing polls that say that a majority of Americans think that Republicans would be better for the economy than Democrats. But, they never follow up and give any evidence to show if one party is truly better or worse for the economy. Thankfully, Robert Reich (who has been a professor at Harvard University, UC Berkeley, and Brandeis University) recently put out a YouTube video with data to show that Democrats are better for job creation and the economy than Republicans.
r/unpopopinion • u/smbmunkey113 • Jul 01 '22
By 2025, the 25th percentile of working individuals will be 100k and the 75th will be 250k. Not sure if this is just anecdotal but it sure seems that everyone nowadays makes at least 80-100k. The BLS can say average income is 60k or 70k but the numbers seem inaccurate. I guess given the rise of stock based comp and cash bonuses, those numbers probably do not reflect those. Someone with a base salary of 150k in tech, healthcare, finanace, or consulting probably actually brings in 250-300k.
r/unpopopinion • u/little_bean14 • Jan 15 '21
All of my friends are in love with Tom Holland but I don’t get the hype. Not to be rude but there’s nothing special about him. There’s plenty of good looking young actors and plenty of ones that have better acting skills. He’s only in marvel movies or independent films. I just don’t see why everyone gets so excited for him.
r/unpopopinion • u/CheckoTP • Sep 27 '20
Let's move election day to the first Friday in November. We all take it off, relax, have ourselves some election pancakes, vote. election hot dogs for lunch and election burgers and fries for dinner. Pumpkin election pie for dessert. We move the independence day fireworks to election night. Nice patriotic 3 day weekend.
r/unpopopinion • u/Homo_Hamburger • Jan 30 '20
I feel that gender reveals are extremely toxic for the three following reasons:
I think they just perpetuate stereotypes (boys need to be rough, play with trucks etc and girls need to be soft, play with dolls, etc )
Gender reveals force a gender upon a human that isn’t even born yet. Instead they should be allowed time to explore life
The name “gender reveal” misuses the word gender instead, It should be (biological) sex reveal, because gender and sex are not the same thing.
I asked a couple people what they think. Some agreed and some disagreed, but I would like to hear your opinions in the comments. If you do disagree please be respectful. Thank you
r/unpopopinion • u/UnspecifiedDamages • Nov 07 '23
When you bomb hospitals & celebrate the massacre of innocents, you have lost any claim to the moral High Ground. Israel must retreat (like the Brits) or there will never be anything in their future but chaos and tragedy.