[ SECRET POST #3305 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3305 ⌋

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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

It's okay to dislike a popular thing.

I just think it's a bit petty to want it not to exist or go away just because you dislike it.

No-one's forcing you to listen to it. At worst, you might get some random gifs on tumblr.

[likeadeuce]

+1

[(Anonymous)]

I feel you, but have you literally NEVER thought that of a popular thing? Never been tired of pumpkin spice/bacon flavored everything? Never wished that radio stations would quit playing the same song over and over again? Never wondered when people would stop making such a fuss over the return of the McRib? Never hoped that your co-worker would give up dousing himself with that skunk-ass cologne every day?

I'm not claiming any of those things impact my life in a huge way, but I don't think it's petty to wish for any of that to go away. Seems pretty normal and natural to me. I don't see the point in telling people that it's okay to dislike a popular thing... but not too much, because that would be bad?

[kallanda_lee]

Often, unless things impact me personally (which I guess could be the case with cologne), I care very little. I guess the only thing I really felt that way about is soccer, but it's way bigger (in Europe at least) than a musical cold ever be.

[(Anonymous)]

WELL GOOOOOD FOR YOOOOOU.

Not everyone is like you.

[(Anonymous)]

It's admirable you care very little. Are other people only allowed to care as much as you do? It seems rather ironic to me that your original comment took OP to task for expressing dislike of a thing other people like. But how is your suggestion that people shouldn't be bothered by things that don't bother you any more rational?

[ozaline]

I don't like McRibs, or Bacon so I don't eat 'em...

but I don't wish they'd disapear, cause I'm happy for others.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not big the obsession with zombies, bacon, and craft beer, but... It doesn't actually bother me that much in the long run.

[diet_poison]

I hate hearing the same songs on the radio over and over again but I think most people who listen to the radio for more than 20 minutes a day do too. I think the reason they do that with popular songs is to increase the chance that people who only listen to the radio on, say, their work commute, will hear them often enough that they'll keep listening.

That's my guess, though, I've never really looked into this.