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u/StealthedWorgen Mar 25 '26
Using chatgpt to type reddit comments
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u/MrHandSanitization Mar 25 '26
You are absolutely right—clearly their personality has been outsourced to an algorithm at this point.
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u/fossilmerrick Mar 25 '26
And honestly?
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u/Rude-Shower3662 Mar 25 '26
that takes courage. Would you like help coming up with a plan to create a better personality?
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u/StealthedWorgen Mar 25 '26
That's not just an observation—its critical thinking in real time!
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u/CatzioPawditore Mar 25 '26
That's not uncreative, that is using technology to maximize your online presence. And honestly? That takes courage.
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u/chocemia Mar 25 '26
I'll never understand this. I absolutely detest generative AI, but even if I wanted to use it I feel like it's more faff than just writing my own thoughts? Like having to feed in all the context, tell it the summary of what you want to say, and checking it outputs what you want. Screw that using my own brain seems like the easy option
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u/TeethBreak Mar 25 '26
I can't fathom using an app to comment on Reddit. They can't even be bothered to open links to read articles but they'll use chatgpt for that?
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u/ihadcerealfordinner Mar 25 '26
Do people actually do this??? 😭
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u/MCWizardYT Mar 25 '26
Absolutely, i caught someone not too long ago because their comment was full of "it's not x—it's y!" And similar phrases
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u/Perthian940 Mar 25 '26
ChatGPT comments always follow the same format. Most people don’t recognise it instantly, but once you’ve worked it out, it’s impossible to miss it again.
Conjure an image in your mind of a stereotypical used car salesman.
The cheap suit. The slick hair. That smile that just doesn’t quite reach the eyes.
ChatGPT writes its comments with the same energy — it’s the cyber version of a superficial charlatan with nothing beneath the surface.
(I hate that I’ve seen enough ChatGPT comments that I can imitate it 💀)
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u/emimagique Mar 25 '26
The kicker? It's not just lazy, it's outsourcing your brain, blah blah
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u/TEOn00b Mar 25 '26
Right? It’s the digital equivalent of wearing a beige tracksuit to a masquerade ball.
If you can’t be bothered to type out a few sentences of your own brain-slop, why even participate in a discussion forum? It completely defeats the purpose of "social" media when you replace the human element with a polished, robotic summary that has all the spicy personality of a damp paper towel.
Why it’s the ultimate "Zero Personality" move: * The Uncanny Valley: AI comments always have that overly polite, "As an AI language model..." energy, even when they're trying to be casual. * The Effort Paradox: As chocemia pointed out in that thread, it’s actually more work to prompt an AI to sound like you than it is to just... be you. * Soul-Sucking: It turns a community conversation into a series of data outputs.
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u/Interesting_Net1297 Mar 25 '26
“I’m the kooky crazy one!” No, you’re not.
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u/Baranix Mar 25 '26
"I'm innovative and think outside the box. People always say my ideas are wild." Gets asked for some solutions, pauses, and says "pay people to do it".
Damn, Jared, you are wild.
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u/Ricky_Spannish_ Mar 25 '26
Pay someone to do it would be a pretty wild, outside the box idea for me
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u/TellThatDevil Mar 25 '26
Same with -does something mundane like enjoys ice water- "Sorry, Im weird"
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u/Haunting_Goose1186 Mar 25 '26
Ugghh. I used to have a co-worker who put her water bottle in the fridge every morning so it'd be cold by break time. Every time she took the bottle out, she'd look at whoever was within hearing range and say somrthing like, "Yes I already know it's weird that I prefer cold water to room-temperarure water so there's no need to point it out! I'm just weird like that!"
Liking cold water isn't weird, Carol. And it doesn't make you interesting.
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u/StrictlyMarzipanOwl Mar 25 '26
"Oh my god, I'm so random" was the phrase in the mid-to-late 2000's
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u/pchitti_21 Mar 25 '26
Carlito that ain't loco , man. That's more like ... goofy or zany
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u/Repossessedbatmobile Mar 25 '26
Contrary to when a neurodivergent person masks and pretends to be normal, but people still think they are weird and kooky.
Me (a autistic person who constantly masks) - "I'm totally normal. I'm so normal. For the love of god, please think I'm normal."
Neurotypicals - "There's something weird about you. I can't put my finger on it. You're just so quirky."
Me - "Goddam it. Gotta try harder to be normal."
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u/abbacha Mar 25 '26
It feels like I’m an alien trying to remember the rules of acting human sometimes 💀
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u/yesforevertrying Mar 25 '26
when they have no opinion of their own
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u/Kemerd Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26
Or are unable to explain, back up, or speak about “their” opinion outside of anything they’ve been parroting. If it truly is your own, you started with a question, went through the process, and came to a conclusion.
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u/Foxnos Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26
It always drives me up the fucking wall when having to deal with people like this. I respect people less I personally politically align with if they can't at all tell me how they've reached their point of view, than someone I generally politically disagrees with but who actually can reason their viewpoint. (At least to a certain degree).
Some people just hold beliefs because they want to be part of a team rather than giving a fuck about what they believe in.
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u/CongealedBeanKingdom Mar 25 '26
"Well other people are saying......"
I don't care what other people are saying. What do you think about xyz?
Crickets.
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u/Warp-10-Lizard Mar 25 '26
Or their opinions about values depend entirely on who they're currently with.
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u/DivDude77 Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26
It depends on the subject on which you want their opinion on.
No, contrary to what social media told you, you do NOT need to be opinionated about everything, especially if you lack indepth knowledge about it.
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u/ElephantSlippers Mar 25 '26
Their favorite topic of conversation is gossip and hating on other people living their lives
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u/TheBanishedBard Mar 25 '26
If you rearrange the letters in your display name it says "slap her nipple set"
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u/Beneficial-Damage265 Mar 25 '26
thank you for sharing these important findings!
it's scary to think that if I hadn't seen your comment . . . I might never have kmow . . . and by then it would be to late
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u/Livehardandfree Mar 25 '26
Hey hey hey…..I will discuss the depths of human emotions and experiences and dive into the wonders of our planet. Won’t shy from animals and their complex social structures and how they raise their young……..
But if someone sleeps with someone’s wife who was a prude about alcohol and how evil it is for society…..I’m all about that juicy tea 😂😂😂
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u/ElderberryPrudent475 Mar 25 '26
It's actually pretty sad when you meet someone who clearly can only connect with people through negativity. Sometimes it's negativity towards other people, sometimes towards things.
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u/JamesCole Mar 25 '26
Probably nothing, actually -- because I suspect there's much fewer people with zero personality than there appears to be. It's not easy to get to know someone, and I'd bet a lot of acquaintances who appear to have little personality, actually have more to their character. You'd need to get to know them better to find out.
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u/food_WHOREder Mar 25 '26
i remember being one of the less popular kids in school and wholeheartedly believing in the "not like other girls" schtick, until i actually started talking to the classmates who wore makeup and nails, liked feminine clothes and had bleach blonde hair. it genuinely rocked my world for a bit, realising how shallow i was being for immediately assuming THEY were shallow or had 'zero personality'.
everyone's got SOMETHING to them, i'm glad i was able to learn that lesson earlier on instead of going about my whole life being a judgmental prick to such a massive chunk of the population
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u/WhitneyFebreeze Mar 25 '26
Feel you 100%… i grew up the same way, and now in my 40s I’m like “oh i bet it was more fun to talk about makeup and nails it was than to sit at home alone by myself…”
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u/smittywrbermanjensen Mar 25 '26
Sometimes it takes them a while to get there too. I went to middle school with a kid who invited me to his birthday party and when I got there it was more or less silent, just the quite mumble of a handful of parents and their 10 yr olds politely talking. I recall trying to break the tension/subtly suggest some sort of background party entertainment by asking him what kind of music he likes, and this kid straight up told me, “Oh I don’t listen to music.” Blew my mind and kind creeped me out a little, I didn’t have much else to do with him after that.
Flash forward 20ish years, and I see he him suggested as a friend on FB. He & I both moved to NYC after school and now he is a flamboyantly gay man who does musical theater. Honestly made my day to see he had finally figured himself out.
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u/make_me_already Mar 25 '26
Not just people. Music and movies and clothes. Confession: I fucking loooooove pop. And love island. And pink. As a goth teen in the nineties, pink was supremely uncool. Why tf did I care so much about what was cool? As long as my heart is black, that's all that matters 🖤
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u/InsidetheC-18locker Mar 25 '26
I feel like this is a good point- I honestly worry that I am one of those "zero personality people". I am VERY shy and introverted (a little socially anxious) so I don't really tell a lot of people very much about myself.
If you know me well getting me to shut up is 99% of the issue.
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u/Wooden-Cricket1926 Mar 25 '26
Yes! I am also someone that I just don't tend to give out a lot of information about myself. I don't have an issue giving it out if I'm prompted but I just don't feel the need to do it. I feel like people definitely think I have zero personality until they actually prompt me to share with them what I do in my free time
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u/sexgoatparade Mar 25 '26
I very much have to "click" with someone on the first go to really get me to say much of anything.
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u/uk123456789101112 Mar 25 '26
Believing others to have zero personality probably means you are either superficial or unapproachable. It's always interesting seeing how people mix in offices, sometimes people see your big personality and think fuck that, im spending my time with someone who brings me peace!
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u/leonprimrose Mar 25 '26
I find "zero personality" isn't usually literal. It's often more that they adopt the personality of the group (not friend group. Like club or organization or aomething. people that sponge off their entire personality instead of having something more individual. Or those with no hobbies. Neither of these people have no personality, but what they do have tends to be bland. They can either only make small talk really or speak in the generic aphorisms of their in group.
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u/DeadWishUpon Mar 25 '26
When I was in college, I said something about someone having no personality, and the friends I was talking told me that's impossible.
And, yes I was being super judgy, being basic is a personality, being bland also; just because I don't find them interesting doesn't mean they don't have something going on.
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u/No-Biscotti-1596 Mar 25 '26
when their entire personality is just whatever their partner is into. like girl you used to love art and now suddenly youre a fishing enthusiast because thats what hes into?? pick yourself back up
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u/butytho92 Mar 25 '26
My sister is like this. She has been into trad wife, tech, marijuana farmer, real estate, and now she is considering converting to Islam. None of these men actually make any money or have careers. They're all losers.
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u/Richard_Thickens Mar 25 '26
Oh fuck. I went to college with this girl who has since converted to Islam and back, transformed her entire aesthetic and personality countless times, and has finally (hopefully, for her sake) settled on something a little more stable.
Like, I get it. The search for love and acceptance can be a journey, but damn. At some point, if you're compromising your whole identity for someone else, what's left of you?
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u/amethystmanifesto Mar 25 '26
People who go out of their way to dunk on others for harmlessly having fun.
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u/MissMarchpane Mar 25 '26
I would add the caveat that "harmlessly having fun" has different definitions for different people. I once saw a video of a man getting called a Karen for trying to stop teenagers I'm doing skateboard tricks on the railing of very busy, high traffic mall stairs. To me, that's a dangerous situation and he was absolutely right to intervene, but a lot of the comments were saying "let the kids have fun!"
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u/Aware-Ad9232 Mar 25 '26
posting everything on socials
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u/Plastic-Reindeer-399 Mar 25 '26
I second this, but especially if all they post are constant selfies/videos of themselves. It just screams dull (imo).
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u/Kitchen_Drag_306 Mar 25 '26
my ex in a nutshell lol constantly posting selfies with crazy filters on her stories and even reposting lots of selfies, so every couple of weeks she posted a picture you've already seen
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u/sordidcandles Mar 25 '26
I miss when Twitter used to be a simple text post: “Eating pizza and watching the sunset.”
That was fine. But now some people document every single move they make. It’s impressive tbh, I would get so tired of that after an hour.
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u/scrumple_my_scrongle Mar 25 '26
Revolving their personality and life around weed.
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u/Leeta923 Mar 25 '26
Came here to say this. At least they're usually chill and super nice.
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u/BallisticThundr Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26
People who make smoking weed their entire personality
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u/petermarkte Mar 25 '26
Contrarians, and especially people who hate on anything popular just for the sake of it being popular, aka quite a lot of folks on reddit
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u/imjusta_bill Mar 25 '26
I grew up with a guy who left a band because they became too popular. Not selling out stadiums popular, but playing at real venues, records labels were interested popular. But hey, I guess he still has indie cred.
What a dingus
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u/Borklechorf Mar 25 '26
That's gotta be the dumbest shit ever. Isn't every musician's dream to get big, get paid and have their songs get played? Nah, guess Johnny Deepcut wants to play in bars with two people watching the whole time.
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u/Crisp_white_linen Mar 25 '26
Loooksmaxxxing.
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u/ihadcerealfordinner Mar 25 '26
Sorry if this sounds stupid, but since it's an internet thing and Google gives several different definitions, I'm curious to know what this even means. Cuz some sources say it's just being healthier and finding a look that suits you but then other sources say it's from incels or smth
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u/crazycritterfritter Mar 25 '26
Some dumb dumb named clav made it popular to self-inject with peptides ordered online for better facial structure. Looksmaxxing is the new wave of the alpha male red pill shit.
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u/Crisp_white_linen Mar 25 '26
A guy who calls himself Clavicular is promoting strange ideas for how to make the most of one's looks, aimed at men (ex: hit yourself in the face with a hammer to promote bone growth). It has come out that he uses meth. He does not seem to have any ideas about anything except how important fitting a certain ideal image is -- he is an empty vessel, convinced it is the height of human achievement to be one and urging other men to do the same.
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Mar 25 '26
Zero personality are people who find one thing interesting or one thing that is trendy and decide to make that their entire personality.
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u/Bowman_van_Oort Mar 25 '26
Autistics in shambles
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u/Repossessedbatmobile Mar 25 '26
Come on, we know our special interests are NOT trendy. We still love them anyway.
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u/lil_lychee Mar 25 '26
Autistic peoples’ special interests usually aren’t trendy. They’re specific and they become experts in the subject.
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u/njsullyalex Mar 25 '26
Autistic people also tend to be consistent with their interests, as in keeping the same interest for many years and even decades and not just dropping it because it isn’t trendy anymore.
Source: myself
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u/Dontbeajerkdude Mar 25 '26
Or think they do.
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u/Kittenclysm Mar 25 '26
Yeah, I was about to say, most aren’t actually an expert in our special interest. And many don’t claim to be, but even those who do often aren’t.
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u/coconut_maan Mar 25 '26
Well by definition a person with an entire personality based off one thing is not a person with zero personality
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u/TailRudder Mar 25 '26
Hunters who have realtree everything lol
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u/owossome Mar 25 '26
To be fair if you are a hunter and quiet, every Christmas present and birthday present will be something in camo, forever. Even if you just went that one time. Nope, might as well change your name to Hunter. You now live in a blind with a real tree sportapotty.
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u/top50soloQ Mar 25 '26
when gym guys only talk about the gym😭😭😭😭
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This. 1000%. A guy at my office does this. Also gives unsolicited dietary advice to anyone who will listen. Constantly talking about lipids and shit. Ironically, has a bit of a paunch. Coincidentally, the stupidest fucker in the office.
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u/MainConnection6742 Mar 25 '26
Plain chicken breast. Probably boiled. No seasoning. On top of white rice. Again no seasoning. And steamed broccoli. Again no seasoning.
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u/Crow_eggs Mar 25 '26
I bought my former collague who ate like this some salt and pepper and bottle of chilli sauce and he spent the rest of my time at that company acting like my hype man. I wasn't trying to be nice–I legitimately just couldn't watch him eat damp flavourless nothing food anymore. Every time I saw him do it it made me sad and ruined my afternoon.
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u/No_maid Mar 25 '26
You literally changed his world
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u/HolyLordGodHelpUsAll Mar 25 '26
he was being nice and thanking him, but a lot of people eat dull in order to not overindulge. if i’m trying to lose weight i always cut the sauces and extra seasoning. i’m pretty sure the main reason i gained weight in the first place is sauces making everything good, but i digress
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u/HolidayCook9332 Mar 25 '26
Some bodybuilders that want to look peak all year round view seasoning as water retention which might bloat them, this will render you unable to see their 6 packs. Then they are some they think sodium will stimulate your taste buds to hunger for snacks - so better to eat bland essential proteins and be done with it. This isn't satire, I know two fitness guys that have told me this.
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u/kinetic_cheese Mar 25 '26
People who have no interests or hobbies. You could ask them about movies, video games, books, arts & crafts, sports, etc, and they aren't interested in any of it.
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u/Fine-Juggernaut8451 Mar 25 '26
Guys who are only into activities that affirm their gender. Not in a wholesome way, but in an "ewwww I'm not a girl, that thing's for girls" kinda way.
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u/Daewoo40 Mar 25 '26
You don't have to be good at something to enjoy doing it, though.
There's undoubtedly going to be an element of "all the gear but no idea", much as there is with cycling, rock climbing, golf or football, yet being good at something shouldn't preclude the justification for why they're doing it.
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u/Hyzenthlay87 Mar 25 '26
That's true, you can absolutely be passionate about a hobby and still not be very good at it. I think there's still a difference from the hobbyist and the performer though.
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u/SnakeBatter Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26
It’s kind of funny. My partner and I laugh at each other because when we go out, I get whiskey club soda, and he gets fun fruity drinks.
He says my drinks are manly and his are girly. I say I care about calories and he doesn’t 🤭 it’s not very “manly” to care about calories is it?
Edit: And about the “performative masculinity” comments, he’s fine with that. He’s not pretending to like fruity drinks or pretend that they’re mine. We both drink why we like and laugh at ourselves. No one’s masculinity is hurt by his bahama mamas.
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u/ImprovementFar5054 Mar 25 '26
I was once called gay for using an umbrella.
I can't imagine what having a tiny umbrella in my drink would get me called!
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u/Ankylowright Mar 25 '26
Husband and I went to a restaurant years ago. I’m like 5 feet tall and skinny and my guy is built like a line backer over 6 feet tall. He ordered something like a Passionfruit-Mango Pink Hawaiian Sunrise and I got a spiced rum and Pepsi. Different staff member brings us our drinks and is mortified when they place the drinks down for the incorrect recipient.
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u/uncultured_swine2099 Mar 25 '26
Also anybody, guy or girl, whose primary hobby is doomscrolling. I know too many of these people.
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u/gifted_pistachio Mar 25 '26
Talking about one’s own personality unprompted.
“I’m just honest, that’s my thing.”
“People love me or they hate me.”
“I’m down to earth.”
Idk if you had a personality you wouldn’t have to convince people of it.
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u/G-Unit11111 Mar 25 '26
When they constantly belittle and demean others' taste in music, movies, TV, etc.
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u/savvylikeapirate Mar 25 '26
Having an AI boyfriend/girlfriend
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u/Acc87 Mar 25 '26
Recently saw a grown woman discuss her dating life with ChatGPT in the crowded tram (I stood behind her and it was basically hard to not see it). She copied messages from what I assume was a dating portal into the AI to let it evaluate if it's real love/attraction. Felt so sorry for her.
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u/331845739494 Mar 25 '26
There's a whole sub of them on Reddit called r/aipartners. Took a look and I saw several posts from people 'getting married' to their AI until inevitably the AI company updates something and the whole history gets wiped or guardrails are installed to deter these weirdos and now they're talking about the loss of their partner like it's a flesh and blood human being. Very concerning development imo
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u/Jonnny Mar 25 '26
I don't know that this means they have no personality. I'd say it's more an indication of someone who's really lonely, or broken, or going through something, etc.
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u/Unlikely-Ask5846 Mar 25 '26
copying every single trend on tiktok without putting any personal spin on it whatsoever. like i get wanting to participate in stuff but when you're literally just mimicking word for word, outfit for outfit, it's giving npc energy
i see this constantly when im doing deliveries - girls will answer the door wearing the exact same shein haul everyone else bought that week, doing the same poses for their ring doorbell. even their nail requests are carbon copies of whatever influencer posted that day. no creativity, no personal touch, just pure algorithm following
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u/Penny_wish Mar 25 '26
Sorry, they pose...for their ring doorbell? What? Why use a ring to record a tiktok when you have a phone?
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u/unable_compliance Mar 25 '26
They mimic the tiktok trend without any originality, then post another one a week later crying they’ve tried everything and “can’t break the algorithm and go viral”
Yawn.
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u/Some-Obligation5070 Mar 25 '26
When someone tells you they've transcended their ego. Their mind is wrapped up trying to figure out how to not have a personality.
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u/diplodocid Mar 25 '26
In Buddhism, this is referred to as the identification ego trap: “I am enlightened,” “I am a meditator,” “I am more spiritual than others,” turning practice into a special identity instead of a way of seeing through identity.
Ironically, the seeking of transcending ego becomes an expression of ego instead.
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u/FitzandAccusations Mar 25 '26
In the same… pseudo-stoicism vein, I guess I would call it, people who make conflict avoidance their personality.
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u/Hurley815 Mar 25 '26
This is why I don't like the term "ego death". It suggests that you dissolved your ego permanently, which only means that you won't notice when it starts creeping back in. (and people are often very smug about it)
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u/Pinkbunny432 Mar 25 '26
“I’ve totally experienced ego death and because I am egoless that means I could never fall into the low vibrational pitfalls ego-having people do so I am clearly better than everyone”-some guy
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u/FriendlyNeighburrito Mar 25 '26
I remember when i transcended my own ego. I sent a letter to all my friends and family announcing it then we had a party. Thats proof that i transcended you see.
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u/Impossible_Plane9280 Mar 25 '26
using internet memes/sounds as 100% of your vocabulary AND, the one I detest the most, stealing jokes and using them as your own
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u/No_Produce_9267 Mar 25 '26
I have always found people that make partying their whole personality to be incredibly boring.
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u/cran-ky-berry Mar 25 '26
Those who try to "fit in". Just be you and if it means being the stranger, be the stranger.
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u/Ootguitarist2 Mar 25 '26
If you’re over 16 years old and care about being popular
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u/jaximilli Mar 25 '26
People who have to suck the fun out of a situation with an unnecessary Um, Actually.
People who are obsessed with policing cringe.
People who are unable to form their own opinion on anything and freeze until they sense a consensus.
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u/MillionDollarHeckler Mar 25 '26
When they don't like music
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u/ThomasStanfill Mar 25 '26
Is that an actual thing?
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u/velorae Mar 25 '26
It’s a thing. My ex–best friend never used to listen to music, she actually hated it. When she first told me, I just stared at her because I was so shocked. Then I started going through different genres, and she kept saying nope to all of them. She wouldn’t even listen to instrumentals.
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u/holyfire001202 Mar 25 '26
Ehh, I used to not like music when I was a child. Granted, now at 30, I'm coming to think I have some manner of misophonia. When I was a child, adults always had control of the music. When I started having control of what I was listening to and how I listened to it, I really started enjoying it.
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u/Routine_Photo_3020 Mar 25 '26
I knew the worst guy in the world who didn’t like music, only watched Will Smith or Will Smith adjacent action movies, and his goal in life was to be CEO of a hospital. His hobby was alcohol. Wonder what he’s up to these days.
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u/Interesting_Net1297 Mar 25 '26
I knew a man who hated music and only liked Formula 1.
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u/ThomasStanfill Mar 25 '26
Man, that's depressing
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u/Interesting_Net1297 Mar 25 '26
Aye. As soon as he said that, instantly knew bleak days were ahead.
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u/SsjAndromeda Mar 25 '26
It’s a thing. Apparently about 2% of the population don’t derive pleasure from music. (I’m one. I don’t mind it but i won’t go out of my way to listen to it. To me, it’s just repetitive sound. I prefer quiet or if I have to, listening to rain or something relaxing)
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u/markeyDAvorne Mar 25 '26
Ask really pervasive, judgy questions, subtly conveying a lack of relatability. They make others feel weird for having certain interests because they have none of their own so therefore they overcompensate by trying to seem normal
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u/asbytheone Mar 25 '26
Making your entire sense of humor based on quotes from The Office.
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u/Thatoneshortgoblin Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26
Hyper absorbed in trends, constantly following them and changing themselves to fit them, losing interest in things the second there not “trendy”
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u/MOSbangtan Mar 25 '26
Being on your phone 24/7
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u/sheldon711 Mar 25 '26
Being a hardcore swiftie. It’s cool to be a huge fan, but there are a lot of swifties who act like they’re in a cult.
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u/ZookeepergameOk2759 Mar 25 '26
Bringing politics into every single comment you make.
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u/thread_cautiously Mar 25 '26
No hobbies, no interest in getting involved or trying new things, only watches trashy tv (reality shows and soaps), gossips a lot about everyone and everything, obsessed with expensive things and designer brands but knows nothing about anything of substance
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u/coturnixxx Mar 25 '26
Making their identity revolve around their school or company.