“I hate that” as a response to something you do/ like

[Anonymous]

So OP hates that when she talks about her job and people say "I hate that" Got it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I say "I hate x" and follow up with a funny story about why if I want to conversate.

So if someone is talking about something they like, you think it’s good conversation to yank the topic away from their enjoyment and onto how you feel and why? Spare us.

Did you know your friend hates something you want to drone on and on about?

[Anonymous]

I think it’s a very rude response. If I disapproved of someone’s mode of employment or just thought it dull, I would nod and smile blandly, and steer the conversation to another topic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I say "I hate x" and follow up with a funny story about why if I want to conversate.

So if someone is talking about something they like, you think it’s good conversation to yank the topic away from their enjoyment and onto how you feel and why? Spare us.

Did you know your friend hates something you want to drone on and on about?

seriously. We're yanking the convo away from your stupid yoga or SM or diet obsession. Take a hint.

[Anonymous]

You need a thicker skin.

[Anonymous]

Mid 40s=everything starts to irk you.

Good luck!

[Anonymous]

It’s kinda rude and aggressive. There’s no need to run down something the other person likes or does for work. It would make me not want to share with those people, because I’d be expecting this negative and dismissive response.

Not all thoughts need to be said out loud.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You seem very defensive about social media. It’s “half of the internet” and also the largest under appreciated public health crisis.

+ It’s like saying you work for a tobacco company.

This wins the prize as stupidest comment have ever seen on dcum