Working 80+ hours a week.
Ironically, Mensa.
Doing more charity/community work than someone else.
As a firm believed that not telling people about the charity/community work you do is one of the most punk things out there, I just don’t like when people humble brag about helping others or the environment or whatever. It’s why I would not post about it under almost any circumstances.
Federated social media
“Back in MY day, ____ was so much worse”
We get it. You had adversity. We have different adversities.
Congratulations on surviving, now shut the fuck up.
‘Back in my day, we bought a house when I was 23 years old.’
Refusal to elaborate. The thing that makes those that do it in memes “cool”, is that they leave.
If you linger too long after you’ve “said your peace”, you don’t get to continue the conversation by just repeating yourself and/or calling others wrong. At that point, you’re just bragging about your ability to take up space.
Having a lot of money. Wow congrats you have provided a service at a vastly higher cost than it was to produce, how nice of you.
If people use their money to help others, I’m impressed. Merely having money isn’t something to be impressed by. In fact, holding onto money you don’t need while others are in need should be considered shameful. Somehow, people seem to think wealth is somehow a virtue
being unvaccinated
Supporting CEOs and/or corporations
