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

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Anonymous wrote:Be honest with yourself: do you invite over to your house (so neighbors can see them), any visible minorities?

Of course! WTH kind of a question is this? You only have white friends?

[Anonymous]

Trump voters

people who say they don't read

people who don't ask questions in a conversation

bad grammar (her and I, could've went - but I have one I always mess up on. Grew up with correctors.)

people who don't initiate social plans and wait for you to ask

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t mind tattoos on people and find people who hate them are typically boomers who think they’re ‘fancy’. So my snobbery is against those people.

I’m not a huge fan of long nails but I don’t get too bothered by them.

I’m Gen X, almost millennial, and I think tattoos are tacky. I also think the long pointy nails are tacky.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Be honest with yourself: do you invite over to your house (so neighbors can see them), any visible minorities?

This is so bizarre, and giving such suburban energy. I live in NYC and such a thought has never even entered my head.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Be honest with yourself: do you invite over to your house (so neighbors can see them), any visible minorities?

This is so bizarre, and giving such suburban energy. I live in NYC and such a thought has never even entered my head.

Out here in the burbs we live with a legacy of harsh discrimination against people of color buying houses in our neighborhoods. In the modern era, we do what we can to break through this historical barrier but even now it's difficult. Would YOU want to move into an area that for generations you were discouraged, or even disallowed to visit let alone move into?

I live in a midwest college town. Idyllic seeming, except for a legacy of "sundowning" in which any black folk who were seen after dark were harassed until they went back across the tracks.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Be honest with yourself: do you invite over to your house (so neighbors can see them), any visible minorities?

This is so bizarre, and giving such suburban energy. I live in NYC and such a thought has never even entered my head.

Out here in the burbs we live with a legacy of harsh discrimination against people of color buying houses in our neighborhoods. In the modern era, we do what we can to break through this historical barrier but even now it's difficult. Would YOU want to move into an area that for generations you were discouraged, or even disallowed to visit let alone move into?

I live in a midwest college town. Idyllic seeming, except for a legacy of "sundowning" in which any black folk who were seen after dark were harassed until they went back across the tracks.

Clearly we live in different "burbs". Are you even in the DC area? You sound like you are posting from Utah.

[Anonymous]

I can't take anyone seriously once they admit to obsessively watching reality TV and netflix slop.

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Anonymous wrote:Restaurants. Give me a greasy spoon diner where I can sit at the counter or a Michelin star. Everything in between is meh.

Sysco slop cooked in seed oils... yummmmmmy.

[Anonymous]

I have a hatred for gum chewing. An extreme hatred for it.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know if it's a "snobbery," per se, but toddlers and young kids with iPads or phones.

+1. Even educated-looking UMC moms at Whole Foods have their kids glued to iPads or their large iPhone maxes. It's crazy.

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Trump voters
People who wish me a blessed day
Maple syrup snobs (I don't like it; it hurts my throat.)
Nail art
Smokers
Misuse of pronouns as subject and object (I/me, him/he, myself, etc.)

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know if it's a "snobbery," per se, but toddlers and young kids with iPads or phones.

+1. Even educated-looking UMC moms at Whole Foods have their kids glued to iPads or their large iPhone maxes. It's crazy.

This is one of the things for me that poor people shouldn't do, but it's fine if the rich/UMC do it.

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Anonymous wrote:Be honest with yourself: do you invite over to your house (so neighbors can see them), any visible minorities?

Of course! WTH kind of a question is this? You only have white friends?

I only have white friends. I’m very friendly with some nonwhite people at work, but it never extends beyond hallway chats.

[Anonymous]

People who don't send thank you notes. People who spend beyond their means.

[Anonymous]

People who misuse common English words. Their/there/they're, etc