Things Everyone Loves but you Hate

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Maggie28

Potatoes
Facebook
Baked beans
Tuna pasta bake šŸ¤®
Fake tan
Holly & Phil
Influencers on Instagram
Prawn cocktail crisps
Wine
People who lick the yogurt lid
 
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Mitzymooface

Horatio said:
Inspired by a post from Zoella, thoroughly mocked and parodied in her thread...but I thought it still sounded fun
(Could also be done the other way round, but probably trickier.)

Some off the top of my head:

- Brighton. Iā€™ve just never got what was so great about that town.
- Mince pies
- Tom Hanks films
- David Dobrik . Extremely punchable face.
- superhero franchises
- The Manic Street Preachers - yes itā€™s a bit of a stretch to suggest people love them, does anyone even know who they are anymore? But Iā€™ve always thought they were the most overated band in history.
- Hamilton
- The Olympics
- Disney songs

Iā€™m sure Iā€™ll think of more.

Please add your own...
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Totally agree about Brighton - the Lanes are OK but everything else is tit, including the beach.
 
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Amelia01

Horatio said:
Agreed, I like it too, but itā€™s no way the genius cutting edge comedy or original expression of feminism and female sexuality itā€™s been lauded as. Itā€™s an enjoyable show, 7/10.
The hype around it however, that is really quite annoying, that is what I hate. The way the west end revival sold out in like 5 minutes AND they had all those cinema screenings too. Do people know there are other plays available ?I just pictured an audience of millennial ā€œwhite feministsā€ laughing every time they are supposed to and felt glad to stay away.
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White feminists? Double standards much. If I posted this the other way I would be pulled to the ground on this site and my comment removed, yet people can make racial and offensive comments like these against white people on here. I find that comment quite offensive and attacky. Please be careful how you write things.
 
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Horatio

Amelia01 said:
White feminists? Double standards much. If I posted this the other way I would be pulled to the ground on this site and my comment removed, yet people can make racial and offensive comments like these against white people on here. I find that comment quite offensive and attacky. Please be careful how you write things.
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White feminism is an expression referring to the more privileged groups within the movement who lack awareness or refuse to acknowledge, the struggles more marginalised groups face on a daily basis. It is what makes us need to appreciate 'intersectionality' and why I wrote 'white feminists' not white feminists. It does not refer to literally every feminist that is white.
 
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Bitofthebubbly

I canā€™t deal with anything velvet/velour. The feel of it sends chills throughout my body I canā€™t touch it or wear it or sit on it. Horrible stuff.
 
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Horatio

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My friend can't touch cotton wool šŸ˜‚
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I feel like that about velvet and cotton wool. Towels too, sometimes. Even thinking about it makes me wince. I always describe the feeling as similar to the classic fingernails on a blackboard. Such an odd thing, I'd love to know the reason for it and why different sensations trigger different people.
 
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Bitofthebubbly

Horatio said:
I feel like that about velvet and cotton wool. Towels too, sometimes. Even thinking about it makes me wince. I always describe the feeling as similar to the classic fingernails on a blackboard. Such an odd thing, I'd love to know the reason for it and why different sensations trigger different people.
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Yes the fingers on a blackboard is a great comparison to how it feels. Itā€™s quite a physical reaction with me like I get chills and goosebumps! My family joke about it as Iā€™ve been like this since I was little.

Iā€™ve heard about the cotton wool thing too, I donā€™t mind cotton wool myself, or towels. Velvet is my kryptonite it seems! It is really interesting how people react certain ways to certain textures.
 
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ponyta

Horatio said:
I feel like that about velvet and cotton wool. Towels too, sometimes. Even thinking about it makes me wince. I always describe the feeling as similar to the classic fingernails on a blackboard. Such an odd thing, I'd love to know the reason for it and why different sensations trigger different people.
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Some tissues also make me feel the same. :sick:
 
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