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  • Jazz . I feel like people say they like it cus they think that they are supposed to like it but not a fan

  • @pmvines ~ People need excuses for being weird? That alone is weird. And claiming a mental disorder (to explain the unexplainable weirdness that is you) may be an indicator of a mental disorder - and is also a weird thing to want to have...

    Other unpopular dislikes:
    "Normal" people , Trends , Bass (🔊) , Toe shoes , and People who yell to talk (in public... to someone right next to them... and they aren't even mad, they're just hella loud!) , and ditto to the speaker phone one too!

    Other unpopular likes:
    Tattle-tailing , Breaking into song for no apparent reason , Making an ass of myself to make someone smile , Strangers telling me their crazy life stories , Having a convo with someone (I don't know) who called my number by mistake , and Having things done for me as if I'm helpless

  • You want unpopular? I'll post something really unpopular.

    Circumcision is genital mutilation, child abuse, and a fundamental breach of human rights.

  • @pmvines yea, I don’t like sushi. I don’t mind some rice and seaweed rolls like California rolls but sushi in general is a no-no lol. My brother and his wife are such hipster indie folk musical people. They have a few albums out of Spotify and iTunes, and they are the epitome of hipster. She plays the ukulele and is very good at it and they harmonize together while my brother issues a looper playing the guitar and keyboards. Very talented but so hipster lol

    @RockRollCuddle feels good to let it out lol yea a lot of those are what everyone feels for sure! Pistachios that don’t open lol so frustrating!!

    @adorable48 I actually don’t like Sarah Jessica Parker at all!! Lol and one of my fave shows is friends 😹 it’s hard for me to love Lord of the Rings just because I know that damn eagle could have easily saved them three long movies to just drop that ring in the fire. I know it’s been debunked but I still believe it could have ended in the first movie lol but then where would all the amazing fight scenes be?? 😣

    @CrossFitNLattes I would maybe wear something like that with a tank top underneath but yea, wearing only that is a little scandalous lol! I’m not big into uggs, or wearing shorts with the pockets hanging out. Why?!

    @ardillorojo ah, I have looked it up and you are correct!! Do you have a preference instead of someone saying how are you? Maybe I can learn different ways of greeting people!

    @hugonehugall lol you always shock me with the cheese thing 🤣
    But I will agree with you on the Hey Ya song. I do enjoy hearing it now and again but the cheerfulness of the song throws off the whole meaning of it. That song is written about the lead singer going through hard break ups and being alone forever 😣 how do you make that sound so happy?!?

    @CuddleRich you aren’t alone bud!

    @pmvines yea, I know so many people that say they have anxiety. I’m like, “ mmmm do you? Or are you just nervous about certain things now and again like a normal human being with normal feelings.?” Everyone can feel anxiety and stress over something but that doesn’t make you someone who has actual anxiety. Anxiety is so much worse than what some people think. You don’t have anxiety. You’re just nervous about your exam. Totally different. 🙄

    @ebnb yea!! 🤛 props! There are a couple of really racist songs from Rolling Stones that I can’t bother to listen to. I know I know, different times but still, how are they still popular and played today?!

  • @quixotic_life @Sheena123 I see it a lot in recent years with adults who self diagnose as being on the spectrum. It is offensive to people who actually are. Just because you are socially awkward or say quirky things or interests doesn't mean you have Autism.

  • @MountainCuddles Agree completely. Amazing that it's still the minority opinion. But it IS changing. Some light bulbs light later than others.

  • As far as food, I can't think of much. I like what most people like. Maybe an exception is vinegar like @Zundar said, but not really sure if the majority likes it. I like pretty much all foods of other countries but when I was young, my first Korean culinary experience was Kim Chi and I hated it. Then for years thought I liked all types of food except Korean until I was convinced to try a Korean BBQ place and they brought out about 15 different things, Kim Chi amongst them. I liked 14 of them.

  • edited October 2020

    Now something rather less controversial. Pizza. Not a fan of it.

  • [Deleted User]DarkLordChungus (deleted user)
    edited October 2020

    I dislike sentience. It's mostly problematic.

  • Surprised to see a few things listed here...but I am not a fan of:

    Eggs
    Lord of the Rings
    Cheap people
    and
    Rick & Morty

  • Hot fruit is disgusting.

    That is all.

  • Yay ~ likes and dislikes all in one...

  • [Deleted User]lovelyhugs (deleted user)

    I dislike...
    -Nature that touches me unless it’s the beach, rain, and air. Rather just look.
    -Walking into a swarm of nats or mosquitoes or spider web
    -Menustrating necessary but annoying
    -Mental illness or mental disabilities just so so sad and hard.
    -bigotry and abuse on any level
    -bullies
    -never enough time in a day
    -indecisiveness
    -people that cry wolf
    - Karen’s of the world
    - LIARS
    - how it is frowned upon to spank kids
    - Everybody gets a trophy and no one is the winner.
    -how I can’t eat everything all the time and not gain a pound.
    -Allergies
    -Fixing anything with tools 🙄if I must I’m so upset the whole time

  • I don't like the Beatles either

  • Meh: Olives, ketchup, dogs in stores or purses, high fashion or fashion trends in general, milk, pumpkin spiced lattes, soda/pop, Cheese doodles, loud cars, the show Friends, Seinfeld, smokers, emotional broadcasting of personal and intimate events on social media for attention, snow, speaking to large groups or public speaking in general, unnecessarily loud people, ebooks, nepotism, racism, gender/sexism, classism, (Most isms along that vein), metal music, roller coasters.

    I like: Stinky cheeses, cloudy days & rain, Star Trek, books with paper pages to flip through, dark chocolate, saving recipes and never making them,
    making lists, cleaning with music on, with few exceptions (see ST) movies>sitcoms, dance in most forms, exercise for its anti-Depressive qualities, good coffee>fine wine, traveling to unpopular destinations, peace & quiet, crunchy foods.

  • edited October 2020

    Dogs. Not a big fan.

  • edited October 2020

    @Sideon ditto on Miracle Whip, the idea that we shouldn't be negative (it's fun to gripe sometimes!), @cuddlerforu24 ditto on white bread, @quixotic_life ditto all perfume, also scented laundry products, I HATE DRYER SHEETS, and also @quixotic_life I have ALL the same likes as you, @RockRollCuddle that was fun to read and I share some of those, @quixotic_life omg logger meets metro-sexual, i'm snorting hard over here, fruit in any food except just fruit, or in desserts, ack, @hugonehugall yer gonna have to take on @SweetCamiXO and me for the waffle/pancake fight....

    @RockRollCuddle your list is still my favorite - there's something about all the stuff you conjured up that was super entertaining...

    Oh pickles in anything. Just give me the pickles plain.

  • I HATE double standards such as "sensitive men and men that relate better to women are gay" but Tomboys who have all male friends are accepted with open arms.

  • @Sheena123
    Vaccilation is randomly changing one's mind ; so having been told something is really important, and I've either done it or irreversibly invested in the means to do it, it suddenly isn't important at all.
    ( Agreed, in the current situation that looks like a typo )

    @pmvines
    People who only treat you properly, if they think that otherwise they'll be sued under anti-discriminatory legislation, so you have to "fly a flag".

    Computer games, TV ; they can consume your life.

    Fake logical-excusing hypocrites ; it's OK for me to do it, because of this specific but trivial difference in our situations.

    Logical-excusing callousness ; I can't imagine how bad it is being in your situation, but I'm sure it can't be as bad as being in mine.

    Blind optimism."I'm sure it will be fine." "Don't tell me now that my delusion is false, I want to criticise you afterwards for not telling me."

    Those who refer to "victimless crime", out of sight is out of mind.

    Drizzle ; if you are going to rain, get on with it, so we can have the sun back.

    Queue hypocrites ; who complain at the long wait in the store, then chat endlessly with the cashier so delaying everyone else behind them.

    Road crash "rubber-necking". That's as bad as snuff porn.

    Bad weather forecasts. If you don't know, just say so.

    Repeated news. If nothing has changed, it isn't news.

    Fake issue broadcasters. Almost nothing is impossible, but many things are so vanishingly improbable that they don't deserve consideration.

  • [Deleted User]simone825 (deleted user)

    Bananas and beer are disgusting
    Giant zippers on dresses are ugly
    Talent shows make me nauseous from second hand embarrassment- Same with improv
    Oh and Twinkies taste like damp cardboard

  • edited October 2020

    A lot of people aren't getting the original question. It's supposed to be unpopular opinions. Hating bullies or telemarketing phone calls are not unpopular opinions.

  • @saxman
    I think that people of either gender, who act more like the other gender ; tend to be rejected by mainstream of their born gender, but accepted by the other.

    So tomboys are accepted by men, but often disliked by mainstream females ; while sensitive men are more accepted by mainstream females.

  • @MountainCuddles
    I feel that those practicing circumcision for non-medical reasons, should be subjected to the simple skin-cutting procedure known as a headectomy. It was very popular in Revolutionary France, as a permanent cure for most ailments.

    However, it's greatest harm was probably that it gave an acceptable name to a practice on females, which is far more savage.

  • @UKGuy ~ Was wondering if the OP would hop on with that...

    Unpopular opinion:
    I like taking tele-surveys ~ My opinions hardly reflect any group they'd like to put me in but it skews the average (depending on their sample size) so it's a win!

  • edited October 2020

    @geoff1000
    Well, you had me at the first paragraph, but lost me at the second paragraph. Male circumcision did not give an acceptable name to the analogous practice on females. The practice on females is almost universally condemned, while the practice on males is generally either ignored or encouraged. The practice on females occurs mostly in Western Africa, and parts of South and Southeast Asia, while the practice on males is commonplace in first world nations. Nearly all societies that mutilate females also mutilate males. Egypt, Somalia, Sudan for example. They are equal opportunity genital mutilators. Yet there are international campaigns to protect the girls from genital mutilation, while the boys being subjected to genital mutilation in the same societies in which girls are mutilated are completely ignored. Male circumcision is just as serious of a human rights violation as female circumcision. It's just as savage. In fact, male genital mutilation is a much larger and more serious problem than female genital mutilation since it affects about 30% of men, while female genital mutilation affects only about 5% of women.

  • Um... @MountainCuddles ~ It is not even close to the same argument to be using those percentages... At least not in my view.

    Males [guessing 99.999%] can still derive pleasure using their mutilated bits, where as mutilated females [again guessing 99.999%] cannot. Which is part of the reason there is less buy in about discontinuing the practice for men.

    Additionally, it is my understanding that one practice came about to help prevent infections that led to bits developing gangrene and falling off, where the other is solely to remove pleasure centers because a woman who enjoys sex is a whore (or something like that).

  • Circumcision is not really mutilation it is removal of a layer of skin that initially was for hygiene purposes and religious/ cultural identity . Female circumcision is so much different I really don't feel I need to qualify it with an argument just hit google and educate yourself

  • @quixotic_life
    @MountainCuddles

    WARNING OF GRAPHIC MEDICAL DISCUSSION AND RELIGIOUS CRITICISM

    For many years, I believed that "female circumcision" was a small alteration to the female's pleasure-giving genital parts, rather than the complete removal of them as one might use a cigar-cutter to decapitate a penis. A woman who does not enjoy sex will not seek it, and hence will have no reason to be unfaithful to her husband. It would be like blinding a slave who does only physical work, so they are dependent on their master.

    Male circumcision makes the penis less sensitive, which some have argued lengthens the sex process, for the benefit of the female.

    The damning indictment of either practice, for me, is that it is always done ( when for religious purposes ) before the child is old enough to choose. If it were instead done on 40-year olds, by their children, as for example tattoos can only be done on those over 18 in the UK, and without pain-relief ; I expect the practice would soon die out.

    While I'm condemning the Jewish faith, I may as well pitch in against the Muslims. If you don't want men looking at women, mandate that from age 18, men may only leave their home wearing a blindfold, while women lead them around and run the country ; having exactly the same effect.

    Oh, and the Christians. If you don't want people to shop on a Sunday, don't ; the stores will be quieter for those who do. True adherents would reduce Covid-19 load on the healthcare system, by turning off the ventilators on Sundays ; and on Monday mornings, all the critical beds would be freed up again.

    I think I've offended most major faiths, I try to be even-handed.

  • "Male circumcision makes the penis less sensitive, which some have argued lengthens the sex process, for the benefit of the female."

    @geoff1000 ~ There isn't a chance in hell any practice such as male circumcision would have come about for the benefit of females - and anyone who thinks that is a complete idiot!

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