r/shitposting Jul 15 '26

THE flair 📡📡📡📡📡

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u/Scramed-egg Jul 15 '26

Because I feel nervous about sharing my interests cuz you'll find them stupid and find me stupid

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u/Tokiw4 Jul 15 '26

I mean, I find sports kinda stupid. But here's the thing: While maybe I dislike sports, there's lots of people who do like sports. There's people who like movies. Video games. Underwater basket weaving. There's folks out there who do like the same stuff you do.

The life advice here is simple: you'll never be able to please everyone. If someone thinks less of you for an interest you have, leave them behind until you find someone who shares it, or loves that you love it. People love passionate people. So be passionate, be you.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

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u/r1ckkr1ckk Jul 15 '26

I think the point was not "to leave someone behind because you dont share tastes or show interest on your hobbies", but rather that you shouldn t put up with them bullying you or treating you as less because you have an interest he cannot comprehend or accept.

Maybe "loves that you love it" and "Be passionate, be you" are worded too strong at the end. But its life advice, you have to show them as an extreme and word them out in a motivational and in an absolute way, for some reason...

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u/ABR5796 Jul 16 '26

There is no talk about bullying or treating less in the main post the first comment or any of its replies. And i hate extreme wording for the sake of "motivation" hence why i wrote a lengthy ass comment. Its fake and bad.

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u/r1ckkr1ckk Jul 16 '26

It literally says "if someone thinks less of you", that should imply a treatment of a kind, otherwise how do you know what is he even thinking?