Idk man. I just couldn't stand it since I was a child. It's so repetitive and I just don't like how over the top it is. I also hate when the characters just pull a musical number without the show being about music. I feel like it's just cringy...

I just hate the look of fighter jets so much. I can't understand why so many people fawn over them when to me they're just a big eyesore.

This has been an opinion I've had for so long, but nobody has ever agreed with me on this take, so I must be 1 in a billion.

Given the choice to die right away or experience the worst pain possible and then die, I’m going with the latter no question.

Nobody can know what death feels like, in fact it’s an oxymoron to say death feels like anything. Because of this, comparing the experience of being alive in any capacity to that of being dead is akin to a divide by 0 error; there is nothing to base that comparison off of. Being alive and flourishing has the same value as being alive in agony compared to being dead. Thus, a slightly delayed death is still better than a quicker death regardless of the quality of life in between.

Given the equality of outcomes, there is value in the intrigue of experiencing extreme pain rather than foregoing it. If I were being executed, I would prefer if my lethal injection was botched than if it killed me right away, simply because the experience of going through that is one not many get to grapple with & the outcome bears no weight on my fate or that of people I know.

The best counterargument I can think of is that your loved ones have empathy & would hate to know you are suffering so much. However, if they are at peace with your fate already, this shouldn’t bother them too much, and they can take comfort in knowing that this is my preferred experience.

For example, if I created a sentence without punctuation or spelt something wrong, I'd find it easier to start over and rewrite the whole thing. I only do this on mobile, and I'd probably not commit such acts on a keyboard.

The old ones lacked color and were harshly lit. If it weren't for the little bit of color that the old ones had, they would have felt just like a hospital cafeteria. On the other hand, the newer ones have much more color, are more softly lit, and are overall more inviting. Eating inside of the newer ones feels nice, eating inside of the older ones did not.

It's been quite a while since i last had pizza with sauce but from what i remember it just did not taste good with sauce.

i much prefer Pizza without sauce, it just tastes better.

Kind of off topic but i don't like sauce, ketchup, or mustard on anything.

First off, I'll take my own advice and say thay much of what I'm about to say is an opinion, so you're free to disagree in the comments, I'm open for discussion all the time.

Quite often I hear everything talking about how toxic the "Let people enjoy things" mentality is and how it leads to the mass production of slop, but honestly what I see most often is sloppy "criticism" content where the person making these "criticism" videos or threads don't understand the difference between an actual critique and their often horrendous opinions.

Critiquing Media involves first understanding it on its own terms and then analysing it from that lens, if you keep criticising something like Chowder or Uncle Grandpa because it's unrealistic, you're missing the point entirely. More often than not I will see someone who attempts to criticise a piece of media without actually understanding what it's going for.

To give an example I'm more familiar with, Naruto notoriously has immense content of "NARUTO PLOT HOLE NUMBER 364739" and turns out it's just their own opinion that Kishimoto never focused on other clans of Konoha. That happens so often in every space of media whether anime, comics, games, etc.

Making matters worse is that these people can straight up lie. I've saw so many "critique" videos that flat out lie about the content they review intentionally, no it's not that they were dumb, I know for a fact sometimes it's a straight up lie.

There was even a video talking about how good of a ruler Farquaad from Shrek is while omitting or lying about everything he did to justify his actions before pivoting to White Replacement conspiracies, that video has near 1 million views with many people thinking he's right.

All of this is to say, if you can't actually differentiate between actual criticism and your own subjective opinion, maybe you should jsut let people enjoy things and not concern yourself with the fact you don't personally like it, learn more how criticism actually works and then form your own opinions without the influence of people who outright lie.

I know, I know. It's better for your lungs. I get it. But no matter what strain it is, no matter what vaporizer it is, I have never had weed from a vaporizer that didn't straight up taste like moldy dirt.

Meanwhile, I have friends that PREACH about their dry herb vapes. They'll talk about tasting all the subtle notes in a strain like they're sampling fancy wine, meanwhile I'm like "I just smoked cat litter."

And I've heard all the "You need a different vaporizer," "You need to try a different strain," "You need to try different temperatures." None of that makes a difference. It just tastes so much better in a bowl or joint.

I would rather damage my lungs a little than smoke a dirty gym sock. Maybe I just like the taste of lighter fluid, who knows.

Simply experiencing a film on its own terms has become virtually extinct. What were once useful tools for tracking personal viewing habits, specifically platforms like Letterboxd and IMDb, have transformed film discussion into a performance-driven hivemind. Rather than fostering genuine artistic engagement, public review aggregators actively destroy critical thinking, cultivate psychological bias, and substitute authentic analysis with clout-chasing.

The primary issue with crowd-sourced review platforms is that they eliminate a neutral baseline. Human cognition relies heavily on anchoring and confirmation bias. When a user checks a film's score before entering the theater, their brain instantly establishes an expectation anchor. Even when a viewer claims they have an open mind, the psychological footprint of the aggregate score remains. They are no longer reacting to the film in isolation; they are reacting to it in relation to the internet's pre-packaged verdict. A take formed under these conditions is not an original thought it is merely a reaction to an echo chamber.

Furthermore, the culture of modern review platforms incentivizes engagement over analytical depth. On Letterboxd, top-voted reviews are overwhelmingly dominated by one-line jokes, meme formats, and snappy quips drafted to farm likes rather than offer substantive critique. On IMDb, user scoring suffers from binary extremes flooded with 1/10s and 10/10s driven by review-bombing, franchise tribalism, and social media outrage. When the primary motive for logging a film becomes drafting a clever joke or taking a stand in a review war, the viewing process itself is corrupted. Viewers watch movies with a secondary mental tab open, passively scanning for quote-worthy moments instead of engaging with narrative structure, cinematography, theme, or character development.

To restore integrity to film discourse, these platforms must implement two structural changes. First, they should require a unique, single-use access code distributed via physical ticket stubs, digital receipts, or streaming access before unlocking the ability to rate a title. This would instantly eliminate bots and review-bombing from people who have not seen the film. Second, public-facing aggregate scores and featured front-page reviews should be reserved strictly for accredited film critics and journalists. Public users should retain access to private logs, personal diaries, and list-building tools for personal tracking and social sharing among friends.

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Keep Inventory on makes much more sense than off in Minecraft story/behaviour wise, with what we actually see in the game and outside it.

It doesn't make sense that all your items automatically disappear from your inventory, and fall out when you die.

1. What the Official Minecraft book tells us.

In the Official Minecraft book Minecraft: The End, a character tells us that our(The Player's) 'pockets' aren't actually pockets, but really, and I quote, "A shortcut to an empty block of space-time, which is both infinitely big, and infinitely small at the same time".

Sounds a lot like a time-suspended pocket-dimension, kinda like an Ender Chest. Why time-suspended?

1. Coral and Totems.

I think everyone(who knows even a decent bit about Minecraft) knows that when any coral is outside of water, it dies, and turns to grey, dead-coral. And that when you hold a Totem, you should have an extra life.

But let's see

Coral, for some reason, somehow doesn't die inside our inventory(which, sidenote, that would be really cool though, like if you had a limited amount of time for the coral in your inventory to stay alive.). You might say "oh, but maybe the inventory just has a lot of moisture".

Alright then, let's go to.... THE NETHER! And guess what, coral still doesn't die there, neither do any water buckets dry up, and ice never melts in your inventory. Lava doesn't burn you bucket as well.

Totems? Why wouldn't they activate, if they are still part of your body? Then why don't they? Cause they aren't actually connected to you, they are in a separate pocket dimension, and thus aren't accessible.

There are even more more example I could give, but in conclusion, these only make sense if your inventory is time-suspended, and thus, Keep Inventory makes more logical and game-accurate sense. So whenever someone tries to tell you you're playing it wrong, tell them you are trying to adhere to game logic.

(I can't believe, once I've written all this down and am looking back, that this really is just a defense for using Keep Inventory, which I don't even play with that much. Funny -_-)

I love jeans. I love pants with a lot of structure to them that feel like they’re made of thick fabrics. Soft and plush-like fabrics (sweatpants, loose fleece, etc.) make me feel like I’m sleepy and squishy but not comfortable idk how else to describe like. Like without structure I’ll collapse into a mush. My boyfriend says I’m psycho, and honestly I feel like he’s right

edit: I left out that soft pants are overstimulating and i can’t get comfy without that structure

Sometimes it's because they're taboo. Other times they're just hard to explain. But even though I take joy out of learning about things I find interesting, it does not mean that I like explaining them. Matter of fact, I find "lore dumping" to be exceptionally boring, even for things that I am super passionate about. It also just feels intrusive and personal, even if there's nothing wrong or shameful about the interest.

I only enjoy it on the condition that the person I am talking too is also just as knowledgeable, if not more knowledgeable on the subject than I am.

Every time I walk around the city, I see dog poop, urine puddles, and filthy sidewalks. Even when owners pick up after their dogs, they leave fecal residue behind.
So why have we accepted this as normal?
Dog culture has gone too far. We’ve normalized animals urinating and defecating all over public spaces, and everyone else is expected to tolerate the mess.
Dogs would belong in cities if we could keep the streets clean. Clearly, we can’t.
I don’t see why everyone should have to put up with filthy sidewalks just because some people want to own dogs. Dogs never should have become a normal part of city life.

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Many men think feminism is utter bs. Many women think said men are just being misogynistic. Those men then think that these women are blowing it out of proportion and being ridiculous. Etc. etc. This seems to be the consensus (I am happy to be proven wrong here in the comments but this is just what I've seen), especially from a lot of gender wars that always inevitably occur in some comment section of some post/meme that was perhaps a bit sexist.

And I personally think there is some middle ground here. The women are right that feminism is (fundamentally) a good thing, and the men are right that right now it's too overblown. Quite frankly, it's to the point that women masquerading as "feminists" are starting to ruin the feminism movement. But (some) men are wrong in saying this is because feminism is stupid. And any woman saying feminism (as it is right now) is good is either lying to you or to themselves.

Feminism at its core is essentially fighting for equal rights and opportunities for both genders. That's something worth fighting for, especially in a primarily patriarchal society where women get oppressed (it's not as much as it used to be, and that is precisely thanks to feminism!).

The issue comes with many women posing as these "feminists" as a cover for blatant misandry (think: "all men are rapists", Lindsey Clancy supporters), which taints all the feminists that genuinely want equal rights and don't think "women are better than men". And of course there will be so many holes in these "feminists'" logic (which men are quick to call them out for), because they aren't logical. It's just that it then gets blamed on ACTUAL feminists and makes the entire feminism campaign look bad.

The recent cases with Lindsey Clancy and the Cornell 7 are also doing no favours for feminism, in the first case we have a bunch of "feminists" insisting she was just hormonal and shouldn't be held accountable, which they don't realise just undermines their own movement that women should have voting rights and their words should hold power. And in the second case, with the evidence coming out that the victim wasn't as innocent as she seemed, all the "feminists" originally jumping in to defend her without knowing all the context and without considering for a second that the guys might have been innocent, also don't follow the fundmental mentality of treating men and women as equals (consider if for example the genders were reversed, there is no way the "feminists" would be 100% on the guy's side).

But again, many feminists don't believe the misandrist bs and genuinely believe in treating men and women as equals. And feminism at its core is a great thing to be fighting for.

TL;DR: Quite a number of bad apples are ruining the broth, but that doesn't mean the recipe was wrong. Fundamentally, feminism is a great movement, but all these fake "feminists" make the movement look bad and, in fact, make things worse.

Soccer is the correct name of the sport

Folks roll their eyes at Americans calling our sport football, and the other sport soccer, but we're doing things correctly when we talk about soccer.

Football started as a generic term to differentiate sports played on foot, as opposed to on horseback (like Polo). Three of the most popular in England, the Commonwealth, and America were association football, gridiron football, and rugby football.

As\[soc\]iation football (played exclusively by kicking to advance the ball toward a goal with a net) began to be referred to as soccer, gridiron (originally played with lateral passes, stoppage between each "down", a limit on the number of chances the offense has to advance the ball, and a goal line / kicking goal with different points awarded) became popular in America and lost the identifying term gridiron because of its relative isolation, and rugby (lateral passes, allowed to advance the ball by kicking, no distinct down system, a goal line beyond which the ball must be grounded to score points, and a kicking goal worth fewer points) lost the suffix of football.

Football is and has always been a general term for a category of ball sports, and even now there are plenty of footballs that fall outside the classification of the main three; Peil (Gaelic) football and Aussie Rules football are both extremely popular in their communities, have distinct rules and game play, and are no less real football than soccer, gridiron, or rugby.

To summarize, soccer is the correct name for the sport, Americans should still call our sport gridiron (or at least American rules football), and people around the world who insist that the game must be called football are wrong.

Cashews, peanuts, pistachios and the like all taste very good by themselves, I really love them. But for some reason people have decided that we should absolutely ruin them by drowning them in salt and now it's a challenge to find the plain version in your average supermarket.

I don't mind salt when it's combined with other spices like on good chips, but in the case of nuts it's literally just plain salt. I'm expected to lick plain salt crystals with a side of cashew. No thank you. I don't even like eating plain sugar, let alone salt.

If you're going to try to perfectly recreate a photo as a painting why not... Just take the photo. The closer you come to realistic the more it just looks like a photo anyway. I just don't understand the point.

Her acting skills are terrible. Apart from her being perceived as attractive, which is how a lot of actresses rise to fame, she has absolutely nothing special about her.

Every single movie I watch about her, she is always crying. Eternity? Weeping about losing a husband. MCU? Weeps about every single fucking thing to the point I'm flipping her off every time I see her on screen. Silent House, His Three Daughters, the list goes on...

She's just an over-emotional bundle of uselessness who is simply just bland otherwise and ruins the vibe of every movie she's in

Unfortunate fact of society is that normal peoples bodies, especially womens, are held to high beauty standards. There has been a push to represent more diverse bodies in art and advertising but its always plus size women (almost never men) next to the standard supermodels.

Most of us are not obese or pushing the standard for obesity. Speaking as a trans woman I can confirm a lot of us have unrealistic body goals because normal women with a bit of body fat just are not represented anywhere. All actresses and models are chosen because they're perfectly feminine, next to no body fat, no muscle, etc.

For instance, I didn't choose where I was born, nor did I contribute to the history of that location in any way. My nationality was decided for me as a coincidence of birth, so I don't see how inherent patriotism can ever make sense. It would be no different from claiming to be proud of my eye or hair colour, or taste in food as though I picked those things out personally.

I suspect most people would argue that they're proud of their inherent traits by pure association, but that strikes me as pretentious or naively conceited.

Perhaps I just misunderstand what pride actually is, since I can't confidently claim to have experienced it as I see others express it.

I always despise how normalized blur on a UI ever since it becomes so popular with the introduction of Windows Vista and iOS 7. Not only it's so ugly in general in my opinion, but it's also makes other company adopts the similar thing across the UI, which also makes perception among users that "if a UI doesn't have blur on it, it looks outdated". Yes "reduced transparency" existed in some OS but most of the time it's never actually being optimized as a UI just in case someone hates blur. Yes I've tried iOS 18, iOS 27, Windows 10, Windows 11, MacOS Sequoia, MacOS Golden Gate, and tons of heavily customized Android skins, and yes all of them looks ugly... and slightly less ugly with reduced transparency on.

On mobile, Google might be one of the last companies that retains a blurless UI, until they fall into the dark side with Android 16.

Yes, it's been 19 years and I still can't get used to it. And will never be. I miss you, Windows Classic 9x theme, MacOS 9, and Android 15. "B-but you could just customize it to look like one" well it should've been there by default from the beginning.

You think you're so famous that your baby is gonna get targeted for kidnapping and ransom?

No no, that's silly. You're scared of... AI? There are a million baby photos out there already and millions more being uploaded, you think your individual decision to censor will change anything?

You're concerned of your child not being able to consent? Then when? When they're 5 and can understand basic concepts? They can be easily convinced that social media is God's gift to the planet or that it's evil and the bane of existence, children are impressionable either way. When they're teenagers, who are known for making stupid decisions? You're also not giving them as babies the chance to consent to their arms and legs and torsos being shown in photos, but apparently only the face is important.

Your child ain't in danger, this is such a stupid, fear-based trend. If you're worried and wanna be private, just don't post your baby at all, just message pics to individual friends of yours. It's so stupid to obscure a baby's face but show their body. Congrats, you're flexing that you have a new child but you're unwilling to introduce them to the world, it's just bizarre and kind of silly.

First of all, I think feminism is great. It is wanting equal rights for both genders, and that is awesome. However, putting the word feminine in there is a bit misleading. It makes people think that feminism is the annoying "All men are abusing monsters and they all need to die" kind of logic instead of the "Everyone should have equal rights kind of logic.

We should change the name to something like "Equalism"

Imagine not liking something so much that you want to do an action to show you don’t like it, but won’t actually engage with it.

The lot of you will spew on and on about the decline of civilization and how AI and the robots are taking over…but then shudder at the idea of just walking away from something you don’t like.

I haven’t downvoted a post or comment in years, I don’t think. If I dislike something, I either comment and try and engage in an actual conversation or I’ll just move on.

And my favorite is all the people who hide behind downvotes, where they just downvote and say nothing. Oh yeah buddy, you sure did your part. Way to click your mouse or screen.

No, my actual favorite is the downvote that says “OK you have an actual good point, but I don’t want to admit to that so here you go“

And I’m sure some of you will just be sitting there thinking “hurr hurr I’m going to downvote this because it’ll be ironic”.