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People Share Which Things They Will Never Tolerate

People Share Which Things They Will Never Tolerate

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We all have our limits.

We're all deserving of respect but some people don't tend to dish that out all willy-nilly –– so it's incumbent on us to draw the line somewhere, to establish what we will and will not stand.

"What will you never tolerate?" –– Today's burning question from Redditor 20ZOO is bound to give you some ideas if you haven't figured it out already.


"Chances are..."

People clicking their fingers at me to do something. Chances are if you do, I won't end up doing it.

GoFundMeAPC

"The most trivial..."

Being accused of something that I did not do. The most trivial of wrongful accusations gets my blood boil.

lawzepie

"People who..."

People who make fun of other people for things they know they are insecure about.

FOB_cures_my_sadness

"Not even trying..."

Giphy

Not even trying to improve something that could trivially be improved. If something is crap, and you know how to fix it, fix it.

DiscombobulatedDust7

"I absolutely hate it..."

I absolutely hate it when people point it out when people are embarrassed or blushing and say "look they're going red" or "they're getting embarrassed." Why would you do that it's just cruel what are you getting out of commenting on people being embarrassed.

dgstark

"How YouTube..."

How Youtube puts TWO ads which are both either FIVE seconds long or UNSKIPPABLE.

unimportantperson-9

"People being..."

People being rude to customer service.

mommastitchescorner

"There is no reason..."

Littering. There is no reason to do it.

Juustoperkeri

"That is damaging..."

Influencers online promoting diets, "skinny teas" (and other diet-y sort of items), and other unhealthy behaviors onto their young, impressionable fanbase. No, no, no. I am 100% for healthy, balanced lifestyles and eating in a nutritious way. But laxative, caffeine-bomb teas and 1000-calorie plans are never appropriate to be promoting to 14-year-olds. Never, ever. That is damaging AF, especially for kids whose bodies are still growing-developing.

justaplantbaby

"People who cancel..."

People who cancel plans last minute, or DURING the time we had planned. It's amazing how many "responsible" adults do this.

slothbarns7

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