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People Are Sharing The “Impressive” Things That Don’t Impress Them Much

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“Drinking/doing drugs. Some people flex about being able to drink a lot or about having done a lot of drugs, smoked a lot of weed. For me, someone showing off about that, is kind of a turn off.” — banan_abread

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“Big McMansions. My first thought, is ‘how much work would it take to clean a place like this?’ followed by ‘who needs this much space for two adults and two kids?'” — Linux4ever_Leo

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“Being a high school athlete. I played multiple sports but unless you go pro I feel like you shouldn’t be bragging about that one game where you scored two touchdowns or hit a dozen home runs. I get it some of my best moments from HS were sports related but once you graduate and become an adult I don’t see the point in boasting.” — AtomicKamikaze9

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“Singing competitions – American Idol, The Voice, Got Talent, etc. I used to watch these shows but I realised later on how shitty they are. I understand the ‘real world’ you’re gonna get when you become a singer/entertainer is much worse than what these judges’ (and viewers) think but most winners of these competitions didn’t become as massive anyways. So what’s the point? Getting your foot on the door?” — heavymetalgirl_

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“Pure bred dog with papers from a breeder…smh.” — gusthefireman

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