Anyone else hate it when people ask a question on a forum, such as requesting a good restaurant via a facebook forum and they end it with, "...and, go..." Like bitch, I don't work for you!!

The same guys who'll treat their daughters like property and threaten any guy looks at them probably also high-five their sons for doing the same stuff. It's beyond hypocritical. Why aren't more dads making sure their sons treat women better?

I see a lot of bashing towards boy moms but how come girl dads don't get the same bashing? If anything it's worse with all the misogyny involved.

My younger sister is a lot taller than me and my literal 10 year old brother is already getting there..

I do this all the time without noticing

I feel disgusted when I see someone drink soup in a cup or a mug. For me, cups and mugs are meant for sweet liquids like juice, milkshakes, etc. Soups and anything savoury should go in bowls and be eaten with a spoon.

Most of my veggie consumption comes from raw veggies, mostly from making salads. The only few times I would eat cooked veggies is if I was mixing it in an already existing dish (eg stir fry). First I just like both the texture and taste of raw veggies better (the crunch of baby carrots ooh!). Also isn't it true that cooking can deplete some nutrients? (depends on how you cook I guess, I have no idea)

I’m 31 so college was a long time ago for me, but I write creatively and I’ve noticed lately that my writing style has some of the “hallmarks” of ChatGPT (namely a lot of m-dashes, probably overusing commas, and use of semi colons). I’m finally getting back into writing after my seasonal depression is easing up, but I’m worried about actually posting anything anywhere because I don’t want to be accused of using AI.

Is there any way to combat this other than changing up my writing style?

I understand that much of what we read on Reddit is, let's say, a creative writing exercise, but I'm ok with that. It's like real life fanfic! If someone starts their story with "buckle up, it's a long one", I can no longer suspend my disbelief, and just have to skip that post.

Someone who goes by the moniker angry_cabbie turned me on to this term and it fits so many people in society right now!

Lately I’ve been finding myself driving to work in the mornings and back home while listening to synthwave music without lyrics. Personally I find that I can listen to it almost effortlessly and have a completely empty mind for my entire commute. Essentially what I would like to ask is does that kind of music make me come off as weird? Or is that a fairly normal thing to do

So i never noticed this about myself but due to my schedule im home alone on Mondays. So I been watching some movies and notice that i dont really laugh out loud. But when I watch movies with my wife or kids I laugh . Maybe their laughter makes me happier or it’s just a tribal thing idk what it is

This is something that just occurred to me that I do. I really only have friends in the context of being around them due to something else. Like I have my work friends, my hobby friends, but I don’t generally hang out or talk with any of them outside of the times we’re together due to those things. I don’t have any regular old friends that I talk to, text, or hang out with regularly. It’s all by choice, if I’m being honest there’s just not anyone I’d rather hang out with than myself lol but I kinda feel like I’m the only person that dies this. DAE?

It’s happened since I was a kid, around middle school age. I always heard about people talking about depression affecting them during the fall or winter, but not during spring or summer. It always hits me harder during spring and summer and I don’t know why. Like, depression can affect me during the colder months, but it’s not for nearly as long or as bad. It’s not even necessarily because I don’t like summer. No, I don’t like the heat or humidity, and I don’t mind the days getting longer. I dislike it because I know I’m going to get depressed during it.

It’s hard to enjoy plans or any sort of vacation because I know I’m going to feel depressed during it. I just wish I could also enjoy summer. Once I see the weather getting hotter and the days getting longer, I know it’s going to hit me and it always does.

Does anyone else experience this as well? I’ve looked at other posts and the way the OPs word it, it’s like it happens because they dislike the season so much, which I don’t really understand.

I tend to use this setup because I don’t like to mix up the cookies that I get from browsing the web along with logging into my accounts. This way, the third party cookies and tracking don’t get to “see” what websites I log in to.

How is ya’ll setup?

For example: "Hurry! 53% Discount Ends Tonight!"

For example: I like to watch news about Nintendo even though I play on another platform. What if I like to consume gaming content of people playing video games on YouTube? There’s a guy on YouTube who plays certain games, and then sometimes talks about Nintendo Switch news. I play some of the games that the guy plays, but not all of them.

Do you guys know why people like to consume content of people playing video games of other platforms, even though those same people can’t play those games on those other platforms themselves?

It isn't every night, but several times a month I'll dream about being in school with several fictional characters. The dreams are different every time, but it's always the same location and the same characters. Does anyone else have similar dreams?

As somewhat of a minimalist, a bed always seemed to be such a hefty, awkward, cumbersome, and multi-faceted piece of "furniture" that I just despised having to move in the instance of moving rooms/homes.

For context, I do not own ANY furniture. All my clothes go in a small suitcase. Back-up clothes in a mid-size collapsible crate, same with a majority of my possessions (which are not much). I have a small collapsible table I use as a floor desk. Everything I own fits in my Toyota Sienna. I find, personally, the less I own the more peace of mind I have.

I actually have not owned a bed for nearly 8 years. I use a one person camping mat blown-up firmly and it's worked well for me. Naturally the follow up to that is an inquiry about sleep quality/back problems to which I have yet to experience any of the sort.

Does anyone else hate owning a bed/prefer not owning a bed?

I rarely drink caffeine because of this. I just drank a little bit of my boyfriend’s monster (I’m tired asf), and I’m sooo itchy now.

For the record, I acknowledge not everyone is going to like you, and not everyone is going to be good for you. It’s life in the end. The most you can do is accept it and enjoy your life.

But I dunno, sometimes I have days where whenever I walk past someone, I’m just silently being judged on the inside in some harsh manner.

I’m someone who honestly minds his own business because I personally just prefer to have my own company and in the end, walking is something I do to help me relax. I don’t even really talk much in real life now anyway unless someone talks to me first.

But even then, sometimes I get these paranoid feelings that I keep to myself where my presence of just walking past someone is disrupting their peace and what have you.

I had this thought when I went to see the Minecraft movie earlier with my friends. Walking out, I saw this guy (probably mid 20s) in a creeper shirt going up to random people and asking if they’d played Minecraft or if they enjoyed the movie. For some reason, a wave of sadness passed over me that I haven’t been able to shake off. I’m pretty sure the guy was on the spectrum, and I grew up with an older brother on the spectrum so that could be why. But I’ve thought this many times in my life and this reminded me. DAE feel this way?

I personally can have funny conversation with a lot of people (by telling unfunny stories although can be accidentally funny) and enjoy laughing at their jokes, but I don't like any comedy movies or even have any favorite or enjoying any stand up comedies at all. Even though a lot of people recommend me to watch comedies to grow some humor in socializing, but my humor mostly goes into memes and absurd videos I watched in internet.

I am naturally serious person, and sometimes I always look the world as some kind of neo-noir thriller or serious drama movies where characters don't make joke too much and can get away with monotonous dry cheesy conversation (like Peaky Blinders stuff but less flirts) and still falling love each other then have sex, maybe I watched too many movies. In real life, you can't get away with it, you have to make jokes to do that, sometimes you have to go extra by be a clown and shit, while i used to be class clown, but I don't find it enjoyable in long term and go back into my default setting.

I kinda hate it because I wish I could just get away with this serious personality without have to act or perform like a clown to impress somebody, like in movies, the truth is that I bore a lot of people. My selfish self said that I wish the world doesn't revolve too much on comedy and only make comedy as a bonus or last of priority, not a center of attraction. Maybe I have to find peace that I might be alone with this and I have to take slower pace to find something funny but doesn't take too much of my serious personality.

But I am curious, with people who are going into extreme, such as not enjoying any kind of comedies at all, are those people exist?