What snobberies do you have that you cant vanquish even if you try?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Moving in/moving in with the new BF/GF after divorce when there are still children living at home. I feel like you can do it if the kids are very young (5 and under) or out of the house entirely, but it’s way too disruptive for school-age kids. Even teens.

People who make politics their entire personality, and this goes for people of any political persuasion.

Social media hustlers, people who add everyone and their mother so they get a huge network of people and then they start spamming with their “courses,” “e-books,” or whatever sketchy MLM product they’re selling.

Swingers, “poly” people, or anyone else who makes sex the central aspect of their lives. Doubly so if they have kids.

Strange assumption. I'm poly but it's just a minor aspect of my life.

Is it though? You have multiple partners so clearly it is central to your life. You deal with it all day

[Anonymous]

overweight people who can't admit there are solutions to their problems

rednecks

gothic people

hipsters

consultants who think they are smarter than God but they don't actually do anything

[Anonymous]

You people make me sick.

[Anonymous]

Lots of tattoos, multiple kids with multiple partners, face piercings

[Anonymous]

Tattoos and speaking grammatically incorrectly. Sorry they look and sound stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Moving in/moving in with the new BF/GF after divorce when there are still children living at home. I feel like you can do it if the kids are very young (5 and under) or out of the house entirely, but it’s way too disruptive for school-age kids. Even teens.

People who make politics their entire personality, and this goes for people of any political persuasion.

Social media hustlers, people who add everyone and their mother so they get a huge network of people and then they start spamming with their “courses,” “e-books,” or whatever sketchy MLM product they’re selling.

Swingers, “poly” people, or anyone else who makes sex the central aspect of their lives. Doubly so if they have kids.

Strange assumption. I'm poly but it's just a minor aspect of my life.

How is your family a minor aspect of your life?

[Anonymous]

Anyone whose sexuality is their entire identity.

People who let their dogs off leash in public spaces.

Smoking

[Anonymous]

People who say "always" and "never."

In this life there's a whole lot of in between... let's try to acknowledge (if not understand) different experiences.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I try hard too, but tattoos and certain accents. I’m from Baltimore so I’m thinking the accent people have in Dundalk or Glen burnie, etc.

Totally guilty on the accents. Unlike lots of other stuff that involves choices – tattoos, types of clothing, hair color, etc. – accents are involuntary and it takes work to get rid of a strong one, so it seems jerky to make a judgement on that, but it's a snap thing.

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Anonymous wrote:People who do not wear undergarments or slimmers. No one wants to see your lumpy butt and gut.

Ha! I judge people who wear these things. Life is too short to squeeze yourself into these things. Stop hating your body.

Exactly. I'm not squeezing in just so this moron is comfortable when she looks at me. Total nonsense.

[Anonymous]

People who spend inordinate amounts of time and energy worrying about how others look, dress, smell when in reality it has ZERO bearing on their life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:overweight people who can't admit there are solutions to their problems

rednecks

gothic people

hipsters

consultants who think they are smarter than God but they don't actually do anything

Some people don't think being overweight is a problem. I was thin for a long time. Now I enjoy cooking and eating. It's worth being overweight for.

[Anonymous]

We have a lady in our neighborhood with fairly extensive leg and neck tattoos. I have a hard time interacting with her because 1) there's a clear personality difference and 2) she just looks so trashy

Smoking, but especially when it's a younger professional. It seems like most smokers are working class and/or older these days, so it comes off as a trashy habit.

Multiple kids with multiple partners, all integrated and dis-integrated with the kids of the partner of the moment for each new relationship. Trashy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who do not wear undergarments or slimmers. No one wants to see your lumpy butt and gut.

Ha! I judge people who wear these things. Life is too short to squeeze yourself into these things. Stop hating your body.

Exactly. I'm not squeezing in just so this moron is comfortable when she looks at me. Total nonsense.

I don’t care about seeing cellulite or whatever, but I do think it’s crazy how women walk around and go to work wearing clothes where you can clearly see their underwear. Clothes are cheap AF now, they used to be lined. You cannot rely on a thin sheet of rayon plastic to do the job in your place of business anymore. It makes you look trashy AF or stupid that nobody ever taught you. It’s like wearing a thin tank top with no bra at work. Men don’t do this, don’t think it’s about your body that nobody should be looking at. You came in looking slovenly, that’s on you.

[Anonymous]

Giant holes in the earlobe are so disgusting I can't look at the person.