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

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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.

I am skinny and wear them. I have no desire to see your panty lines. Have you no home training?

Panty lines? In this timeline?

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Anonymous wrote: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.

smell does.
-- sincerely, your airport seat neighbor.

(that includes breath)

+1k I'd tack on perfume on an airplane

Hope I sit next to you next time I fly

Why would you hope to irritate someone on purpose? I'm incredibly sensitive to smells so if you had on a very strong perfume and I had to sit next to you on a flight I would be sick by the time we landed. That wouldn't bother you? I personally don't enjoy irritating people near me. But I guess we just differ.

I wouldn't irritate you on purpose. I just wouldn't give your comfort any thought when putting on my perfume. You're on a plane full of people where everyone is going to smell differently. If you are so sensitive that being around other people would make you sick, perhaps you should stay at home.

Got it. Some of us do consider those around us. But I can see who you are.

Yeah, I'm someone who knows that trying to control everyone around me is futile.

I'm not sure I can make this any simpler for you but I'll try. Some people, clearly not you, care what effects their presence has on other people. So they wouldn't wear strong perfume before boarding a flight because that's a selfish and rude thing to do. Does that help you understand it any better? Probably not.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

smell does.
-- sincerely, your airport seat neighbor.

(that includes breath)

+1k I'd tack on perfume on an airplane

Hope I sit next to you next time I fly

Why would you hope to irritate someone on purpose? I'm incredibly sensitive to smells so if you had on a very strong perfume and I had to sit next to you on a flight I would be sick by the time we landed. That wouldn't bother you? I personally don't enjoy irritating people near me. But I guess we just differ.

I wouldn't irritate you on purpose. I just wouldn't give your comfort any thought when putting on my perfume. You're on a plane full of people where everyone is going to smell differently. If you are so sensitive that being around other people would make you sick, perhaps you should stay at home.

Got it. Some of us do consider those around us. But I can see who you are.

Yeah, I'm someone who knows that trying to control everyone around me is futile.

I'm not sure I can make this any simpler for you but I'll try. Some people, clearly not you, care what effects their presence has on other people. So they wouldn't wear strong perfume before boarding a flight because that's a selfish and rude thing to do. Does that help you understand it any better? Probably not.

I understand that you think it's rude. I just disagree. It's no more rude than smelling food on the same said plane. You just think that your opinion should have a bearing on me and it just doesn't. Sorry to disappoint.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

smell does.
-- sincerely, your airport seat neighbor.

(that includes breath)

+1k I'd tack on perfume on an airplane

Hope I sit next to you next time I fly

Why would you hope to irritate someone on purpose? I'm incredibly sensitive to smells so if you had on a very strong perfume and I had to sit next to you on a flight I would be sick by the time we landed. That wouldn't bother you? I personally don't enjoy irritating people near me. But I guess we just differ.

I wouldn't irritate you on purpose. I just wouldn't give your comfort any thought when putting on my perfume. You're on a plane full of people where everyone is going to smell differently. If you are so sensitive that being around other people would make you sick, perhaps you should stay at home.

Got it. Some of us do consider those around us. But I can see who you are.

Yeah, I'm someone who knows that trying to control everyone around me is futile.

I'm not sure I can make this any simpler for you but I'll try. Some people, clearly not you, care what effects their presence has on other people. So they wouldn't wear strong perfume before boarding a flight because that's a selfish and rude thing to do. Does that help you understand it any better? Probably not.

I understand that you think it's rude. I just disagree. It's no more rude than smelling food on the same said plane. You just think that your opinion should have a bearing on me and it just doesn't. Sorry to disappoint.

You’re not winning this argument oinker

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Anonymous wrote: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.

smell does.
-- sincerely, your airport seat neighbor.

(that includes breath)

+1k I'd tack on perfume on an airplane

Hope I sit next to you next time I fly

Why would you hope to irritate someone on purpose? I'm incredibly sensitive to smells so if you had on a very strong perfume and I had to sit next to you on a flight I would be sick by the time we landed. That wouldn't bother you? I personally don't enjoy irritating people near me. But I guess we just differ.

I wouldn't irritate you on purpose. I just wouldn't give your comfort any thought when putting on my perfume. You're on a plane full of people where everyone is going to smell differently. If you are so sensitive that being around other people would make you sick, perhaps you should stay at home.

Got it. Some of us do consider those around us. But I can see who you are.

Yeah, I'm someone who knows that trying to control everyone around me is futile.

I'm not sure I can make this any simpler for you but I'll try. Some people, clearly not you, care what effects their presence has on other people. So they wouldn't wear strong perfume before boarding a flight because that's a selfish and rude thing to do. Does that help you understand it any better? Probably not.

I understand that you think it's rude. I just disagree. It's no more rude than smelling food on the same said plane. You just think that your opinion should have a bearing on me and it just doesn't. Sorry to disappoint.

You’re not winning this argument oinker

Oh, the dumb oinker poster is back. Glad to see you participating again in the most meaningful way.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

smell does.
-- sincerely, your airport seat neighbor.

(that includes breath)

+1k I'd tack on perfume on an airplane

Hope I sit next to you next time I fly

Why would you hope to irritate someone on purpose? I'm incredibly sensitive to smells so if you had on a very strong perfume and I had to sit next to you on a flight I would be sick by the time we landed. That wouldn't bother you? I personally don't enjoy irritating people near me. But I guess we just differ.

I wouldn't irritate you on purpose. I just wouldn't give your comfort any thought when putting on my perfume. You're on a plane full of people where everyone is going to smell differently. If you are so sensitive that being around other people would make you sick, perhaps you should stay at home.

Got it. Some of us do consider those around us. But I can see who you are.

Yeah, I'm someone who knows that trying to control everyone around me is futile.

I'm not sure I can make this any simpler for you but I'll try. Some people, clearly not you, care what effects their presence has on other people. So they wouldn't wear strong perfume before boarding a flight because that's a selfish and rude thing to do. Does that help you understand it any better? Probably not.

Ageee with this. Dim wit won’t budge though

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Anonymous wrote: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.

smell does.
-- sincerely, your airport seat neighbor.

(that includes breath)

+1k I'd tack on perfume on an airplane

Hope I sit next to you next time I fly

Why would you hope to irritate someone on purpose? I'm incredibly sensitive to smells so if you had on a very strong perfume and I had to sit next to you on a flight I would be sick by the time we landed. That wouldn't bother you? I personally don't enjoy irritating people near me. But I guess we just differ.

I wouldn't irritate you on purpose. I just wouldn't give your comfort any thought when putting on my perfume. You're on a plane full of people where everyone is going to smell differently. If you are so sensitive that being around other people would make you sick, perhaps you should stay at home.

Got it. Some of us do consider those around us. But I can see who you are.

Yeah, I'm someone who knows that trying to control everyone around me is futile.

I'm not sure I can make this any simpler for you but I'll try. Some people, clearly not you, care what effects their presence has on other people. So they wouldn't wear strong perfume before boarding a flight because that's a selfish and rude thing to do. Does that help you understand it any better? Probably not.

Ageee with this. Dim wit won’t budge though

Me and millions of other people.

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Anonymous wrote:Moms who put no boundaries around their teen girls wardrobes:

Tiny shorts that show their butt
Crop tops at school
Pajama pants at school

And yes I said moms. Not dads. Sexist? You bet. So’s the world. Moms know first hand what kind of judgement comes with this look. And yes I know girls will change in the bathroom at school. I still think this.

Yeah, in no small part because you keep perpetuating the sexist shit. Women like you are THE WORST.

Lol, I’ll continue fighting the patriarchy the way I always have: by being a nationally known physician in a male-dominated field and mentoring my female trainees the way I hope someone does for my own daughter.

If you’d like to to continue the fight in booty shorts and a belly shirt, have at it.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA the fact that you said that fuly beleiving that we'd buy it is hilarious. You're just a DCUM harpy (likely an unemployed stay at home mom with nothing to do but post nonsense online). No nationally known physician worries herself with dumb shit like crop tops.

Yes. It's hard for people like you to grasp the educational pathway and responsibilities that come with it. That's ok. The world needs all types. Including those of us that pull up the women coming up behind us. There's a lot of us. Next time you're in a hospital look around and be grateful that it's not all men. Clinical care is statistically better as a mixed-gender environment.

Re: "dumb sh!t like cropped tops", yes. It is what I am snobby about. I think it looks awful on young teens. That's the topic of the thread. To the list of things I am snobby about, I will add: women who think feminism means showing off your @ss. Dress how you want. Choices = feminism. But those of us accomplishing things out in the world are the ones actually moving the needle. You're welcome.

You aren't pulling anyone up. You are making sure that the patriarchy and masageny are alive and well by perpetuating nonsense about what women are allowed to wear. You have no education. That much is evident from eveything you write. Again, you are a no one who feels the need to lie online about her credentials to give more creedence to her anti-feminist views.

That’s a new one. Please do come back with your excuse (autocorrect, dyslexia, typo?), but it’s clearly just bad spelling. Easy to tell by the way you write.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

smell does.
-- sincerely, your airport seat neighbor.

(that includes breath)

+1k I'd tack on perfume on an airplane

Hope I sit next to you next time I fly

Why would you hope to irritate someone on purpose? I'm incredibly sensitive to smells so if you had on a very strong perfume and I had to sit next to you on a flight I would be sick by the time we landed. That wouldn't bother you? I personally don't enjoy irritating people near me. But I guess we just differ.

I wouldn't irritate you on purpose. I just wouldn't give your comfort any thought when putting on my perfume. You're on a plane full of people where everyone is going to smell differently. If you are so sensitive that being around other people would make you sick, perhaps you should stay at home.

Got it. Some of us do consider those around us. But I can see who you are.

Yeah, I'm someone who knows that trying to control everyone around me is futile.

I'm not sure I can make this any simpler for you but I'll try. Some people, clearly not you, care what effects their presence has on other people. So they wouldn't wear strong perfume before boarding a flight because that's a selfish and rude thing to do. Does that help you understand it any better? Probably not.

Ageee with this. Dim wit won’t budge though

NP here. I never wear anything scented on flights, and usually only very light scents in general. But I have noticed a trend over the years, especially here on DCUM, where more and more people appear to be affected by perfumes. Or at least complain about it more. Wonder why that is? BTW I really detest strong perfumes too, and often wonder how I made it through the 80s and the CK Obsession obsession.

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Anonymous wrote:Moms who put no boundaries around their teen girls wardrobes:

Tiny shorts that show their butt
Crop tops at school
Pajama pants at school

And yes I said moms. Not dads. Sexist? You bet. So’s the world. Moms know first hand what kind of judgement comes with this look. And yes I know girls will change in the bathroom at school. I still think this.

Yeah, in no small part because you keep perpetuating the sexist shit. Women like you are THE WORST.

Lol, I’ll continue fighting the patriarchy the way I always have: by being a nationally known physician in a male-dominated field and mentoring my female trainees the way I hope someone does for my own daughter.

If you’d like to to continue the fight in booty shorts and a belly shirt, have at it.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA the fact that you said that fuly beleiving that we'd buy it is hilarious. You're just a DCUM harpy (likely an unemployed stay at home mom with nothing to do but post nonsense online). No nationally known physician worries herself with dumb shit like crop tops.

Yes. It's hard for people like you to grasp the educational pathway and responsibilities that come with it. That's ok. The world needs all types. Including those of us that pull up the women coming up behind us. There's a lot of us. Next time you're in a hospital look around and be grateful that it's not all men. Clinical care is statistically better as a mixed-gender environment.

Re: "dumb sh!t like cropped tops", yes. It is what I am snobby about. I think it looks awful on young teens. That's the topic of the thread. To the list of things I am snobby about, I will add: women who think feminism means showing off your @ss. Dress how you want. Choices = feminism. But those of us accomplishing things out in the world are the ones actually moving the needle. You're welcome.

You aren't pulling anyone up. You are making sure that the patriarchy and masageny are alive and well by perpetuating nonsense about what women are allowed to wear. You have no education. That much is evident from eveything you write. Again, you are a no one who feels the need to lie online about her credentials to give more creedence to her anti-feminist views.

That’s a new one. Please do come back with your excuse (autocorrect, dyslexia, typo?), but it’s clearly just bad spelling. Easy to tell by the way you write.

You got me. I'm occasionally a bad speller. But I'm not a liar like you claiming to be "a nationally known physician in a male-dominated field" Truly hilarious.

A nationally known, very important women's advocate who has copious amounts of time to post on DCUM.

PLEASE come back and tell me how it's your day off. I'll wait

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Anonymous wrote: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.

smell does.
-- sincerely, your airport seat neighbor.

(that includes breath)

+1k I'd tack on perfume on an airplane

Hope I sit next to you next time I fly

Why would you hope to irritate someone on purpose? I'm incredibly sensitive to smells so if you had on a very strong perfume and I had to sit next to you on a flight I would be sick by the time we landed. That wouldn't bother you? I personally don't enjoy irritating people near me. But I guess we just differ.

I wouldn't irritate you on purpose. I just wouldn't give your comfort any thought when putting on my perfume. You're on a plane full of people where everyone is going to smell differently. If you are so sensitive that being around other people would make you sick, perhaps you should stay at home.

Got it. Some of us do consider those around us. But I can see who you are.

Yeah, I'm someone who knows that trying to control everyone around me is futile.

I'm not sure I can make this any simpler for you but I'll try. Some people, clearly not you, care what effects their presence has on other people. So they wouldn't wear strong perfume before boarding a flight because that's a selfish and rude thing to do. Does that help you understand it any better? Probably not.

Ageee with this. Dim wit won’t budge though

NP here. I never wear anything scented on flights, and usually only very light scents in general. But I have noticed a trend over the years, especially here on DCUM, where more and more people appear to be affected by perfumes. Or at least complain about it more. Wonder why that is? BTW I really detest strong perfumes too, and often wonder how I made it through the 80s and the CK Obsession obsession.

It's just a way for them to get attention.

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women wearing open toed shoes without a pedicure. No polish- ok, but feet need to be on point.

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White women and bubble lips

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Anonymous wrote:Obese people. People who talk with food in their mouth. Constant interrupters, know-it-alls, and braggarts. Face tatos, bad tattoos in general, people who wear MAGA crap, cowboy boots on Asians, midwestern accents, people who are in the military...

cowboy boots on Asians? people in the military? This is weird.

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Anonymous wrote:I try to push myself when these come up for me, but one I really struggle with is bad tattoos. ESP leg (any gender), sleeve (women), neck or face. I cannot understand the decision making framework that resulted in these existing for people unless maybe they have trauma?

Misspelled words and incorrect grammar. Sorry, OP, when I saw your missed apostrophe in “can’t”, my expectations of your intelligence and professionalism dipped by a fraction. I realize that I’m behind the times, and most people do not care, so I am trying not to care as well. I tell myself to let it go, but my knee jerk reflex is still there.