Things everyone loves but you hate! #7

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I really don't like Vespa-type scooters. I have no idea why anyone thinks they are cool. They look daft and the noise they make is terrible.
 
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Electric scooters. I get they're very handy if you want to get home for lunch etc but I dont want to be knocked down on the path.
Yesterday I was having my walk and crossing a junction with a green man, all the cars stopped, and a scooter bombing down the street missed me by inches.
 
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I feel bad for saying this but, family time when everyone's together. One person never gets the hint, one person is always acting and then wondering why nobody gets the hint (because you're lying?), one person can't be arsed to pretend and sits there with a face like a slapped a, and one person is trying to do all the emotional labour for the rest of the group. Things don't have to be horribly toxic for people to just not enjoy spending time together. It always feels so forced, everyone is so awkward together and I wish we'd just call a spade a spade and stop with the pretention.
 
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Electric scooters. I get they're very handy if you want to get home for lunch etc but I dont want to be knocked down on the path.
Yesterday I was having my walk and crossing a junction with a green man, all the cars stopped, and a scooter bombing down the street missed me by inches.
Hate them, and sick and tired of seeing people break red lights and every single rule of the road on them. Around here they specialise in going around on them while wearing dark clothes, at night. I also nearly got hit by one a while back. Frightening.
 
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Pistachio.

I was never a fan of salted caramel and that turned up everywhere now the flavour of the month ( literally) is bloody pistachio which I can't stand.
 
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Electric scooters. I get they're very handy if you want to get home for lunch etc but I dont want to be knocked down on the path.
Yesterday I was having my walk and crossing a junction with a green man, all the cars stopped, and a scooter bombing down the street missed me by inches.
They are a menace. I always called them future landfill items!
 
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Hen nights/weekends
They’ve got so out of control that I don’t want to celebrate with people anymore 😭 whatever happened to a night down the pub with your friends? What’s expected of people now is insanity - 3/4 nights abroad, taking annual leave, arranging childcare, specific outfit requests, military itineraries packed with expensive activities, maid of honour that’s an insufferable witch, it’s horrible - then you’re expected to chip in for the bride too. Count me out - but you’re made to feel like a bleep for saying no.

Another thing we can put down to social media and keeping up with the Joneses
 
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The ones of the bride and a friend looking at each other and pretending to laugh 🤢🤢
The ones where you see the bride and groom leaping in the air together are the worst! I told mine I didn’t want any staged crap 😂. Was really please with them as she she just let us crack on having a right laugh in them doing our own thing! So much more natural!
 
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The ones where you see the bride and groom leaping in the air together are the worst! I told mine I didn’t want any staged crap 😂. Was really please with them as she she just let us crack on having a right laugh in them doing our own thing! So much more natural!
That's how a wedding photographer (or any event photographer)should be imo. Capturing the natural nice moments. I went to a wedding once and the couple basically didn't havs time to enjoy it at all, spent the whole time just taking posed photos. I wonder if people would do all of these things if social media didn't exist
 
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That's how a wedding photographer (or any event photographer)should be imo. Capturing the natural nice moments. I went to a wedding once and the couple basically didn't havs time to enjoy it at all, spent the whole time just taking posed photos. I wonder if people would do all of these things if social media didn't exist
My sister's wedding photographer got loads of natural photos of the ceremony etc and did a few posed ones. I think I'm in the background of one of the natural shots and a couple of the posed ones. I was bridesmaid but you wouldn't have known I was there 🤣
 
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That's how a wedding photographer (or any event photographer)should be imo. Capturing the natural nice moments. I went to a wedding once and the couple basically didn't havs time to enjoy it at all, spent the whole time just taking posed photos. I wonder if people would do all of these things if social media didn't exist
Definitely not. Look at our parents wedding photos, they’re just family shots of everyone together. No artsy balls and staged photos for the gram. It’s all for show and 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 on social media.
 
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