Annoying things people make their whole personality

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Anonymous wrote:Equestrians

Horse girls are a real phenomenon They also usually have extremely long hair and use Main 'n Tail shampoo.

PP horse girl here, I do have very long hair but I only use Mane ‘n Tail on horses. Too greasy.

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-Iron man/marathoners
-Crossfit
-Vegan
-Gender identity/sexuality

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Sexuality/preference/pronouns. No one cares, you insufferable narcissist.

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“Hot mom”. Not a hot mom but a person whose personality is wrapped up in looking young and hot being the mom teenagers want to bang. It’s so creepy! This variety can be found on tiktok doing dance trends in crop tops and at HS sports events trying to catch the eyes of the athletes.

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Sports team (where they are a fan, not an athlete)

I am beyond bored and can't even feign interest

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Anonymous wrote:Boy moms

As a mom who has 3 boys, no girls I so wish this would die.

You are a mom of boys, not a #boymom. We know the difference!

+1

I hate the "boy mom" or "girl dad" thing. Way to perpetuate sexism. I would love and raise to the best of my ability whatever gener God gave me. I very much love my 2 children.

I am a mom of boys, not a #boymom, but I find it odd when people act like there are no differences on average. I work with mainly girls, and parent boys. The stereotypes exist for a reason. I love all their different personalities, one isn’t better than the other.

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Anonymous wrote:Ah DCUM, we’re annoyed at literally all of humankind.

That is all I got from this entire thread.

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Women who are all about clothes, and simultaneously (1) never have enough closet space and (2) “have nothing to wear.”

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Parenting.

Don't make your particular brand of parenting your Pokémon which all else revolves. It's boring.

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Anonymous wrote:Making your high school or college part of your identity. Even worse are the parents of the students who make their child’s educational choices part of their identity.

Omg this a million times. The parents who have more school spirit for their kid’s college than I ever had while I was actually in school. And people who graduated 10 years ago but still wear their school sweatshirts, hats, license plate frame, key chain, baby onesies, etc. for their Ivy all while pretending they’re not hung up on status.

I have neighbors in their 40s who recently redid their basement in a full on Penn State theme. You went there for 4 years 25 years ago. You don’t need 1000 square feet of your house dedicated to it.

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Anonymous wrote:At different points in my life Ironman and CrossFit have been major parts of my personality. I got better, though. (Better at not making them my personality, that is. I haven’t really gotten better at either sport).

I wasn’t trying to be annoying. It was just really fun to think and talk about them when I was into the hobbies.

All you cross fitters do is talk about working out, show everyone your abs and chest at every opportunity, and promote ice baths.

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Anonymous wrote:Big butted apes

Okay, I actually think someone who made this their entire personality would be thoroughly entertaining.

What is this even referring to? Never heard of this

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Anonymous wrote:Political affiliation, whether left or right. Not every subject needs you to pipe up with your political opinion of it.

+1
Dc is so toxic

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Travel

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Anonymous wrote:-Iron man/marathoners
-Crossfit
-Vegan
-Gender identity/sexuality

I need to know if men are vegan right away so I appreciate that being up front