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

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: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.)

Wow, racist much. Unbelievable.

What race is it you think these reflect?

[Anonymous]

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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.

Really? I'd judge you way harder if you're a rich-looking SAHM at Whole Foods letting your kid on an iPad than I would someone who is coming home from a shift job on the metro with their kid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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.

Really? I'd judge you way harder if you're a rich-looking SAHM at Whole Foods letting your kid on an iPad than I would someone who is coming home from a shift job on the metro with their kid.

I judge people who insist on making a performance of reading to/entertaining their children in restaurants with that over-exaggerated voice and acting. No one wants to hear your rendition of The Giving Tree. Just give him the iPad and STFU.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Really? I'd judge you way harder if you're a rich-looking SAHM at Whole Foods letting your kid on an iPad than I would someone who is coming home from a shift job on the metro with their kid.

I judge people who insist on making a performance of reading to/entertaining their children in restaurants with that over-exaggerated voice and acting. No one wants to hear your rendition of The Giving Tree. Just give him the iPad and STFU.

I read kids books that way bc it keeps my attention and makes them laugh. I'm not loud (in public) when I do it, but I'm not reading in a boring monotone.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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.

Really? I'd judge you way harder if you're a rich-looking SAHM at Whole Foods letting your kid on an iPad than I would someone who is coming home from a shift job on the metro with their kid.

I judge people who insist on making a performance of reading to/entertaining their children in restaurants with that over-exaggerated voice and acting. No one wants to hear your rendition of The Giving Tree. Just give him the iPad and STFU.

I read kids books that way bc it keeps my attention and makes them laugh. I'm not loud (in public) when I do it, but I'm not reading in a boring monotone.

Please stop. You're annoying to everloving lights out of everyone around you.

[Anonymous]

MAGAs
Smokers
Public Schools
Suburbs
Trads
Uneducated folks
Guns
Pitbulls
Fake Nails
PTA moms

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.)

Wow, racist much. Unbelievable.

What race is it you think these reflect?

NP. What part is racist? Pretty much every race/ethnicity (excluding Trump voters-mainly white) is covered by all in the list.

[Anonymous]

Yes.

[Anonymous]

WWE, UFC, MMA - I think it's trashy and you can't make me think it's not.

[Anonymous]

Land o lakes butter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Land o lakes butter.

Sorry I misread the instructions never mind me

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MAGAs
Smokers
Public Schools
Suburbs
Trads
Uneducated folks
Guns
Pitbulls
Fake Nails
PTA moms

Public schools??? That’s roughly 85% of the population… (I just googled it, actually surprised it’s not even higher.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MAGAs
Smokers
Public Schools
Suburbs
Trads
Uneducated folks
Guns
Pitbulls
Fake Nails
PTA moms

Public schools??? That’s roughly 85% of the population… (I just googled it, actually surprised it’s not even higher.)

That leaves 15% of us, snobs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MAGAs
Smokers
Public Schools
Suburbs
Trads
Uneducated folks
Guns
Pitbulls
Fake Nails
PTA moms

Public schools??? That’s roughly 85% of the population… (I just googled it, actually surprised it’s not even higher.)

Same. On one hand, I feel sorry for people who cannot afford private schools. But then, I see that really good education is a privilege for a limited number of people. The same as a really good quality foods, grown clean and organic, prepared freshly at home every day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I look down on men who wear wifebeaters. They just kind of scream "I'm trashy!" even if the person is a multimillionaire (hi Bieber).

I used to feel the same, and then my husband bought one. He’s broad-chested and fit, and it’s just so hot whenever he wears it. (He doesn’t know about either my general prejudice or my reaction to his shirt. Some days his wife is just a little handsier than other days, ha.)