♦ Unpopular Opinion Thread ♦

The beach is super overrated. It’s one of my least favorite activities tbh

Going there is fun for like 4 minutes and then I’m like “please take me home”

Reasons (will keep adding on):

T-Series is a company, with the entirety of India as a target audience. Pewdiepie is one man, with English-speaking gamers as his target audience. And yet people are getting angry that the former is beating the latter in sub count? Enough that my English teacher (who's about 50 years old) had to be educated about the two just because half the class was arguing? Like, it doesn't matter that T-Series is or is not beating Pewdiepie.

responding to people who say they like/dislike something with “OMG HOW CAN YOU (NOT) LIKE THIS??” is incredibly.. rude and just puts others down

+ i agree with lunala, i found the whole pewds vs t series meme funny at first but now it’s just dragging on too much

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BIG AGREE with husbrandos right here

That aside, as much as I find the Sans jokes to be funny, I really don't like how the internet treats Sans as a joke. :\

Yes I agree! It is extremely annoying! I hate that people view that character as purely a joke and then they look at my characters and all they can say is 'lol Sans UnderTale' and it pisses me off.

Just because a character is popular does not mean it makes it automatically uncool and you need to bash it!

Who the hell cares if people make AUs based around him?  Each one is very different and unique and if you actually took the time to read them you would see that.  To be completely honest its basically just a species at this point.  Like, look at Inkstone, apart from both being skeletons there really isn't anything similar but yet people will look at him and instantly think that its just a recolored Sans character.

I really love getting writing commissions for my ocs. It's was a shock when i got a writing commission for the first time.

 I love how writers try to interract my ocs. I prefer much better than commision art . (  because it's a little complicated to give artists the freedom to interact ocs each other. it's hard to tell but... )

Another underrated opinion :

It bothers me to see the name "couple" art because I'm thinking/afraid it's only for shipping/lovers ( and not friends or enemies for exemple ).

Pickles shouldn't be on burgers

^^^ I agree! I just take the pickles out of the burgers whenever I see them.

Also...

Kale Chips are superior to Potato Chips, and as much as I love potato chips, they are super unhealthy.

Pickles on burgers are evil I agree with historia and un-lucky-fennec 

On to the reason I'm here 

I don't really like the jojo's bizarre adventure art style 

Unpopular opinion: im just not into FCs for myself but i love other people's. Ill make AUs for my own characters if someone wants to rp it. But everytime ive made a fc ive never been able to keep a lasting connection. Im super jeapous of some peoples ability to incorporate their fcs into the universe and craft their own stories >////<

Also i love looking at huge pages of moodboards for characters ((as long as theyre in a second tab)) it makes me really get a feel for them

It's a real dick move to go up to someone and nitpick a film/TV show/game/book you know they love. A lot of people know I love Dunkirk and that it's one of my fave movies so they'll make a point of coming to me to complain about technical inaccuracies in a really over-dramatic way and it's getting tiring. I know it's not the most accurate war drama out there but I enjoy the plot and the characters enough that I can switch off to the inaccuracies people like to make a point of bitching about. I also find it hella rude I mean you wouldn't like it and would probably be quick to kick off if I nitpicked at stuff you loved the way you nitpick Dunkirk knowing that I love it. 

Also if you ask someone's opinion on a film and they say they despised it countering their opinion with "but it won loads of awards" is a really poor argument. Different things appeal to different people. I like films other people hate, other people love films I hated. I have a particular pet hate of artistic period dramas (because I usually get stuck stewarding for them when there's no war drama/sci-fi/comic book movies out) because I find them really boring and the melodrama used to carry what to me feels like an otherwise non-existent plot often becomes unbearably irritating but they're the sorts of films that are gonna get a shit tonne of awards. I know a lot of people who choose what they're gonna watch based on which films win at the Oscars/BAFTAS and they can get really argumentative and standoffish with me when I dislike a film especially if I disliked it for the reason it won awards.