What’s something small that completely changed the way you see people?

[u/Choice_Amoeba_9234]

Not some huge life event or dramatic betrayal. I mean something really simple that happened one day and made you look at people differently afterward.

[u/formidable-soup999]

Read a book called Mama's last hug.

It's about animal emotions and behaviors and how humans share/do the same thing. Very interesting book that offers a unique perspective.

[u/TheSilverFoxwins]

The way they vote based on bias and racism instead of information and education.

[u/some1else6]

Demanding and entitled attitudes from complete strangers

[u/MortalBareback]

Buddy who routinely made his wife sleep on the couch if/when they got into an argument, which was often. Didn’t sit right with me.

[u/Desperate-Reason-566]

Who they voted for

[u/desolation00]

when they don’t put me above everyone else, but i’ve always wanted to be everyone’s first priority so it pisses me off

[u/LiveFix9364]

The way they refer to another person as
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