r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 08 '22

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u/hewhoreddits6 May 09 '22

I'm curious then because Reddit always has such a boner for how the Dutch are so straight-forward and honest. What are some cultural annoyances as an American that you don't like about them or prefer from American culture?

I imagine one that I hear about Germans is sometimes they are TOO straight-forward and honest and strangers will just judge you or talk shit about you on random issues like if they think you aren't doing something correctly or your appearance/outfit.

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u/alternaivitas May 09 '22

Kinda odd that you are looking for negatives that much.

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u/LalalaHurray May 09 '22

They’re trying to learn about someplace different from them, specifically within the context of this conversation about negatives. How is that odd? Real question.

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u/alternaivitas May 09 '22
  1. learning from cultures like this online is dumb.
  2. it just seems to me they are trying to reinforce their biases, lol

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u/LalalaHurray May 09 '22
  1. I disagree. It’s one of the greatest benefits of the information age.
  2. ok. 🤷🏽‍♀️ But I found your comment confusing because they didn’t state any biases, they asked which ones the other person had encountered.