[ SECRET POST #3972 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3972 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[8 out of 10 Cats, The Great British Bake Off]


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03.
[figure skating]


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04.
[Pirates of the Caribbean franchise]


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05.
[Jenny Slate/Chris Evans]


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06.
[X - CLAMP]


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07.
[Daredevil]


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08.
[Jeremy Jordan from Supergirl]


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09.
[Sorcery and Cecilia or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot]












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Comments

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

I wanted a regular store-bought cake, but my mother had just discovered red velvet cake and insisted on making a three-tier red velvet cake with cream cheese icing. It wasn't what I wanted and I knew nobody would want it, but she insisted. And it was gross and ugly and nobody ate it and basically fuck red velvet cake.

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

Wow. Your mom ruined your 15th birthday by baking you a cake.

I guess every Bridezilla was a teenager once.

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

More like my mother ruined my birthday by making a cake SHE wanted rather than one I wanted despite me regularly asking her not to and despite my never having liked red velvet or cream cheese icing, but okay.

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

Do you even realize how bratty you sound right now? It's like one of those youtube videos where a 16 year old has a meltdown because daddy bought her the wrong kind of car for her birthday.

You were 15, not 5. If a subpar cake ruined your birthday, to the point that you're still this worked up about it, you should probably write a little thank you note to your mom for making sure you had such an easy life.

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but I can easily imagine shitty kids coming to the party and seeing an ugly cake and telling OP that the party sucked because of the "gross, ugly cake". They might have even brought it up in conversation later. "Remember when Stacy's mom made that gross cake and nobody ate it? lololol". I can see your argument too but we weren't there and don't know everything especially about the rest of their life. Even people who have had "hard" lives can still be upset about the little things.

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

At 15, no one's coming to your birthday party for free cake. Unless cake was the only food served at an hours long party and it was literally inedible, you should still be able to find some joy in a party with your friends even if you have to suffer through the horrors of a homemade cake. Although if this person is as much of a spoiled brat as they sound, free cake might have been the only way to bribe people into spending time with them, I guess. In that case, sure. Day ruined.

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly at this point I find your attitude more annoying than the OP. Acording to you, EVERYONE acts the same way in every situation and you know everything about the OP's life ND what kind of person they are and all of their relationships based on this one anecdote. Stop projecting and chill.

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

I sympathize, although by 15 I was 4 years past my parents telling me if I didn’t want to eat what they were having, I was welcome to cook what I wanted myself, because at 11 I went vegetarian. But growing up, I wasn’t allowed white sugar or white flour by my dad, so if my mom didn’t sneak out and buy a bakery cake, I was stuck with a carob brick of a cake. (Chocolate was harvested by child slaves and immoral, white sugar and white flour were empty calories and the corporations that produced them were evil, etc.)

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. It's weird to me that people who make a huge deal out of ethical food choices wouldn't be on board with vegetarianism? Don't get me wrong, I'm a vegetarian but I consider it a personal choice and don't feel like it's more ethical than any other food choices (I can't stand any kind of food preaching tbh), it just seems kinda funny.

Re: Unpopular opinions about mundane things

[(Anonymous)]

They were supportive, and we didn’t eat a lot of meat as it was; they bought organic free range meat, eggs, and milk before it was trendy. But if I didn’t want to eat something with meat in it when they did eat meat, I could make whatever I wanted instead. The no sugar or white flour stuff backfired spectacularly because as soon as I had money to do my own shopping, and not just my own cooking, I started eating sugar and processed food all the time. But hey, at least I know how to cook and eat healthy. Never liked red velvet cake, though. Not chocolatey enough for me.