Moms of lots of children (5 +)
Homeschooling moms
Homesteaders

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Anonymous wrote:So in conclusion, the entire world is annoying and anyone who has a passion, interest,.or concern about something and talks about it a lot is annoying.

Not necessarily, but you have to be able to read the room. Some audiences want to hear about it, but many don’t. And just know that hobbies are just things that should bring you enjoyment, not necessarily things that define you as an interesting person.

I think people talk about these things because they’re afraid of being labeled as uninteresting.

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Anonymous wrote:People in therapy

OMG! Yes! Most people do NOT need to go to therapy. Going to therapy is not something to be proud of and is not something that should be talked about publicly. I have several friends who go to therapy and I have to try not to visibly cringe when they talk about it. Sometimes I want to scream at them, "Stop talking about your therapist!"

People shouldn’t have to hide that they’re in therapy. Lots of people need it at various times of life, and maybe serious issues could be avoided if more people went to therapy. Of course people shouldn’t dominate conversations talking about it though.

Anonymous wrote:So in conclusion, the entire world is annoying and anyone who has a passion, interest,.or concern about something and talks about it a lot is annoying.

Not necessarily, but you have to be able to read the room. Some audiences want to hear about it, but many don’t. And just know that hobbies are just things that should bring you enjoyment, not necessarily things that define you as an interesting person.

Their kids
Illnesses, esp chronic ones. And I say that as someone with one
Diets, fitness, etc

I'm all for hearing about these things but when they become your entire identity, I'm over it.

People who pride themselves on being catty or easily irritated and joke about it as a way of excusing themselves.

So in conclusion, the entire world is annoying and anyone who has a passion, interest,.or concern about something and talks about it a lot is annoying.

Runners. No one cares.

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Anonymous wrote:Police/firemen wives

Add in military wives.

Some of the officers wives do quite well, all things considered. Not all, but some.

And?

Anonymous wrote:Anyone with a new baby, especially during the first year.

Parents of school-aged children who participate in sports

Cheerleader moms

Parents who are really into their child's college experience, especially college sports and Greek life

To be fair, this is all-consuming and generally does cause your entire personality to change.

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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!

Girlmoms are definitely a thing, including engineering friend groups and reliving your own high school years vicariously.

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Girlmoms are not as much as a thing as the #boymoms who act like it’s fine for their hellions to hit, and that girls have no energy or willfulness and therefore it takes no effort to be a parent of girls. I’ve even seen DCUM #boymoms literally say that if their son raped someone, they would defend their son with their last penny and their last breath.

Anonymous wrote:Half the people in the country are insufferable dog people who think dogs are people, & we non-dog people should be flattered that their mutts deem our lawns suitable to take a dump on.

+1. The absolute worst.

Veganism
Their career (especially “boss girl” sh!t)
Their sports hobbies

Half the people in the country are insufferable dog people who think dogs are people, & we non-dog people should be flattered that their mutts deem our lawns suitable to take a dump on.

Anyone with a new baby, especially during the first year.

Parents of school-aged children who participate in sports

Cheerleader moms

Parents who are really into their child's college experience, especially college sports and Greek life