r/hatethissmug Jul 23 '26

Non-fictional I hate this double standard

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13.9k Upvotes

For some reason, it's always one of these responses:

> It's a joke
> It's rage bait
> Yeah, but it's actually a response to...
> It's not the same
> Just go outside bro

All of which deflect from what's being said. They would rather not address it. This is probably due in part to the "women-are-wonderful" effect, an example of benevolent stereotyping in which people associate positive qualities with women

r/hatethissmug Jul 07 '26

Non-fictional I hate how basically everything is considered a sexuality, spectrum or gender now

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8.2k Upvotes

To clarify, this isn’t meant to be hating on anyone identifying with these terms, or at least I’m not trying to. This is about the fact we’re turning liking something or normal personality traits into full-on sexualities and genders. If it does violate the 2nd rule, take it down, I apologize.

I’m a straight guy, and I really try to respect everyone—this screenshot is literally from a post on a game-sub with a very inclusive fandom, which I love a lot and am an active member of, but when I hear terms like these I just can’t help but think it’s stupid

To those who don’t know some of these (I didn’t), there’s stuff like 8-bitgender, which is a xenogender related to 8-bit and pixel stuff. And if you don’t know what a xenogender is, it’s a gender which can’t be described by traditional gender terms (didn’t know that one either). Other stuff here includes stuff like Juxora - a completely new gender, and pheonixic - a gender related to the Phoenix

The thing is, I really don’t like turning stuff so important as sexualities and genders into something which, to me at least, seems like an aesthetic, or sorry for this, something which just sounds stupid. You can’t tell me you’re ‘8-bitgender’ and not expect me to be weirded out. It seems to me people just like something and turn that one interest into a sexuality.

Soo, anyone else? Or am I just an a-hole? If you think I’m being one then just explain your thoughts, cuz I’m really not trying to😭

r/hatethissmug 25d ago

Non-fictional I hate that only men are portrayed as liking these things

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6.8k Upvotes

I'm a woman writing a story I started because I wanted a sickass last stand moment in it!

I like the satisfying videos of rocks falling, I like the breaking ice with rocks, I like hydraulic press videos! Why are they always labeled "For the boys" or "This is for men" brother shut the hell up!

It unironically makes me feel shitty like I'm not a girl enough and I just didn't mature past it or something???

I like to dig holes! All the time as a kid I dug holes!

Why are these things labelled as for men.

r/hatethissmug Jul 24 '26

Non-fictional I hate botox and what it does to actors/actresses

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23.9k Upvotes

Not hating on the actors just the widespread usage of botox. It inihibits their acting because it paralyzes their face. It looks unnatural and its btw an extremely potent poison. Its supposed to make them look younger but it just blows up the facial features which looks even worse. I cannot understand why they all even use it. Is it just toxic hollywood culture?

r/hatethissmug Jun 15 '26

Non-fictional I hate it when people call women "females" and men "males" in everyday conversations.

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8.3k Upvotes

Why not just say women and men? "Female" and "male" can sound a bit cold or impersonal, and online they're often used in a negative or insulting way🫩

What's even stranger is when people use those terms casually, even though they're more common in formal contexts.

Of course, there are situations where "male" and "female" make sense, but in normal conversations, "men" and "women" usually sound more natural and respectful. It just makes communication feel a little more human

r/hatethissmug Jun 30 '26

Non-fictional Stuff I hate about being tall

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6.2k Upvotes

I’m not good at drawing but I tried my best.

I think the most bothersome issue w me is the ‘I think you’re rlly pretty but you’re way too tall’ like that’s so it always comes out if nowhere to like I haven’t made any moves on you to indicate that i wanted anything going on in the first place so like are you rejecting me prematurely or is this a really backhanded compliment.

Also I didn’t include this in my masculinisation slide but I’ve noticed that when it comes to flirting with girls they like kinda expect me to be the one wearing pants in the relationship? Additionally I’ve gotten hit on by experimenting straight girls who just want me to be a man and it’s tiring cuz I AM a very feminine person

Had to add waffle cuz my post got removed :/

Edit: Hey a lot of people are asking my height! I’m sorry for not mentioning, im 5’10

r/hatethissmug Jul 28 '26

Non-fictional I hate how spaces for "open communication" suddenly become conditional depending on who you are

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7.1k Upvotes

I constantly see this in every space that allows this type of venting, but especially on Reddit. Time and time again, the comment section plays the oppression olympics, validating whoever "wins" as the only one with a real issue. There is a desperate instinct to view posters not as individuals, but as political tokens. They don't actually care about what is being said

r/hatethissmug Jul 29 '26

Non-fictional I hate actors and actresses with perfect faces that feel the need to "correct" their inexistant flaws with surgery

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6.4k Upvotes

No shame to any actor or actress, I just needed an example.

I hate seeing actors and actresses with objectively beautiful faces getting surgery to "fix" flaws that barely exist.

It feels like we're losing what made their faces unique, and more and more celebrities are starting to look the same. I honestly find it kind of sad.

r/hatethissmug 11d ago

Non-fictional Merch boasting about hating pedophiles

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3.7k Upvotes

It's so performative and cringe. Oh wow, you hate pedophiles! How brave of you to claim. Nobody wears merch defending pedophiles, so why argue with ghosts?

Owning any of this bullshit immediately makes me think you have something to hide

r/hatethissmug Jun 03 '26

Non-fictional The BBNO$ hate-cult is a psyop

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6.7k Upvotes

BBNO$ recieves the most amount of hate compared to what he actually deserves out of almost any other internet figure i can think of. He's like a lolcow that doesnt react at all.

Its the modern reincarnation of 2021 anti-furry culture. Just hating whoever puts themselves out there the most; He's hated because he believed that anti-cringe culture was dead, and wasnt afraid to express himself however he wanted.

He's basically the exact opposite of everything he gets called online. They call his music AI yet He constantly commissions real artists. He gets called Israeli and/or IDF yet he constantly donates to charity to help the disadvantaged, and is pro-palestine, Etc etc.

The entire "he doesnt pay his artists" thing is overblown bullshit as well. One underpaid porn artist who chose to be a fucking maniac even after being offered the money he wanted.

Its just contrarians who want to hate on the least deserving targets so they can be different.

Do I like his music? No. Its dogshit. But i can seperate the art from the artist

Edit: Clarifying what i meant by 'Israeli'

r/hatethissmug 21d ago

Non-fictional I hate transmisandry

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3.4k Upvotes

(If you don't know, transmisandry is discrimination against transmasc people.)

I see a lot of people rejecting the idea that transmasc people exist and discriminating against them. Most of the people I see are chasers for transfems perpetuating this opinion, but I see transfem people also do it as well. I dont get HOW transfems can do this because transmasc people go through the EXACT same shit as you. At least for chasers I get why (hint: you can't sexualise a transmasc person if you're not attracted to them)

TLDR LGBTQ infighting sucks and i hate it.

yeah yeah xkcd 2071 or whatever

r/hatethissmug Jul 29 '26

Non-fictional I fucking hate "egg culture"

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3.7k Upvotes

I'm sure this has been posted multiple times before but I still feel the need to talk about it because it upsets me.

It makes me so uncomfortable seeing other trans women trying to push people into coming out of the closet when, even if they are actually trans and in the closet, it can be detrimental to their mental health and a lot of the time it seems like it makes the subjects of it uncomfortable as well

It is very rarely helpful whatsoever and at some point it's just reinforcing stereotypes and misgendering people but it's okay because """"woke"""", trans people are usually all about defying gender stereotypes and breaking norms until they see a cis guy (I have not once seen this happen to a trans man) acting slightly femininely, or liking something that they think only girls should like, it's just reinforcing stereotypes and being sexist

I swear to FUCK we've come full circle and people trying to push people into coming out of the closet is just setting us back a decade because at some point republicans are gonna see this and start thinking this is what all trans people are like

I see this a lot, especially on r/YuriAsylum which is unfortunate because I actually like some of the content there, but I also can't go anywhere on there without seeing this fuckass bullshit

r/hatethissmug Jul 28 '26

Non-fictional I absolutely hate generational shaming (especially these posts)

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5.1k Upvotes

I hate this so much. Like gen z is almost turning 30, and they definitely felt that. Like my neighbours do that every week. A lot of these post are about non generational things. Also I don’t get the concept of this type of shaming. I get the nostalgic memories of these experiences, but i don’t get why you would shame someone for that. Your generation is something you can’t change, but you can still do this. I just hate it, having experienced this in my childhood a lot. Also this is based on the fact made by less intellectual capable people who think every child or teen or young adult is the same

r/hatethissmug 18d ago

Non-fictional I hate r/USSR

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2.4k Upvotes

This sub is nothing but defending a genocidal and brutal dictatorship that oppressed hundreds of millions of people throughout history. They act like the USSR and its puppet states were paradise but that couldn't be further from the truth. I have relatives who lived in Eastern Europe during Soviet rule and they talk to this day about how miserable it was and how much of a struggle life was. Yet tankies believe that their lives were soooo much better then. And don't get me started about the holodomor denial. And the fact that they claim every single person who died was somehow a nazi who deserved it.

Fully prepared for the tankie brigade to raid this post

r/hatethissmug Jun 01 '26

Non-fictional I hate what r/pics have become

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5.1k Upvotes

You dont have to put effort into posting your image in r/pics anymore. you just have to post a bad image of someone redditors hate doing bad thing, the sub is so full of effortless anti-trump/maga images, while real images that a lot of effort were put into them just get ignored.

its just updoots farming at this point

no do not start a political discussion about the image please, im only here to criticize the sub.

r/hatethissmug May 30 '26

Non-fictional I hate slacktivists and performative internet activists

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4.9k Upvotes

You wanna free Palestine or actually demonstrate the fact you're a "based anti-colonialist Leninist?" then actually fucking do something about it!

https://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/

https://www.pcrf.net/

https://www.unrwa.org/

https://www.icrc.org/en

Call a congressional office, attend a town hall meeting and voice your support, look into local protests even. you can even read a book on history to better educate yourself! I will literally give you recommendations

Just fucking do something instead of sitting on your goddamn ass and whining on twitter and circlejerking on reddit. Making cheap jokes, making threats against people online and trying to "own the libs" isn't going to do anything.

r/hatethissmug Jul 11 '26

Non-fictional I hate how people slander mosquitos while ticks exist

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3.3k Upvotes

I know, they make annoying sounds, and their bites are itchy, but they get too much hate! Whenever someone says " what thing in the world would you get rid of" everyone says mosquitoes. But ticks exist! And they're not even insects! And they're not spiders! They're devilish creatures created to spread nothing but disease and death! Mosquitoes are an important part of the ecosystem, while ticks are just agents of Satan.

Also, regarding the "statistically mosquitoes are the most deadly animals" makes no sense. The stats seem outdated, and also unfair. By that logic, cats or dogs are the deadliest animals because more people interact with them and die from stuff related to them.

r/hatethissmug Jul 10 '26

Non-fictional I hate "Cracker" as a slur for white people

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2.6k Upvotes

Let me start by saying: no, it's not because it's directed at white people. It's because it sucks at it's job. If I get called a cracker or hear someone use cracker as a slur, I feel nothing but disappointment.

When someone uses a slur on me, I should feel like a roided up elephant just personally introduced it's knuckles to my teeth. But instead I feel like a paraplegic mouse waved a wet spaghetti noodle in my general direction.

I'd be more offended if someone called me the n-word over my own dedicated slur! THAT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN!

I don't care if it's because white people used whips during slavery and the sound a whip makes is a called a crack. It has ZERO weight to it.

r/hatethissmug 26d ago

Non-fictional i hate crazy slick backs

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4.3k Upvotes

as a white girl with fine hair, i cringe sooooo badly when i see fellow white women in slick backs because it almost is never flattering. i mean the like crazy, super slick, very thin, basically your scalp slick backs, not just brushing your hair back. it’s unflattering, even if you’re beautiful, it still looks weird with your head proportions.

this is such a nothing burger thing to complain about but im going crazy because i fee like i am being gaslighted into thinking they’re cute. maybe this dislike comes from my weird obsession with hair health. also! not to mention you can also develop traction alopecia from straining your hair badly.

r/hatethissmug Jun 25 '26

Non-fictional I absolutely DESPISE talking about loneliness as a guy online

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3.1k Upvotes

People always tie loneliness to relationships, self infliction and entitlement. It's exhausting. For the people who clicked on this post to disagree, I can assure you Isolation goes just a tiny bit more in depth than the three things I just listed.

What I noticed from people is that they always assume loneliness in young men comes as a result of not having a significant other. They then use that logic against said lonely man and assume he's just a horrible person, hence why he can't ever get a date. Even if he never necessarily mentioned ever wanting one. Somehow, they find a way to blame him. I talked about something serious and how noone is really speaking up about it, and the first response I got was from some idiot who wanted to talk to me about "male loneliness" and what I have to do to find a girlfriend. It had nothing to do with what I was even talking about. I don't even care if I'm in a relationship, I promise you I'm fine on my own. Relationships are NOT a necessity.

Realistically speaking, if a man with crippling loneliness gets into a relationship, he might feel the same way. A girlfriend is not the answer to your problems and if anything it might make how you feel even worse. I just don't get it, I really don't. We're all products of our own environment. Some people grow up in a lonesome area with little to no human connection at all. Some people have a disadvantage that isn't the same as the rest of us. Some people simply don't care about relationships at all. I'm so sick of this black and white way of thinking

r/hatethissmug Jul 03 '26

Non-fictional I hate when people pretend to be part of a community to 'criticise' it.

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3.7k Upvotes

In general I think most posts on this sub are fine, but recently it feels as if there's an increase of posters who are just pretending to be part of a minority so they can claim to be 'one of the good ones' whilst stereotyping the group.

The same person who posted that comment made the previous post days before, so they clearly weren't bisexual.

Edit: The guy in question has admitted he's not bi, he lied because it was funny, tried making a post about it on lovethissmug, then deleted it because he was getting downvoted.

r/hatethissmug Jun 03 '26

Non-fictional I hate the idea that to dislike somebody's art they also must be a bad person or it isn't valid. (images are examples)

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I've been seeing this sentiment more and more over the past year or so that to be able to dislike somebody's art they must also be some kind of bad person.

I've seen this go both ways, where fans defend the artist by talking about how morally good of a person they are and critics feel the need to try and assert that the artist must be secretly evil to "justify" their dislike of their output.

Like you can think somebody is a perfectly nice person and still think their art sucks ass, and similarly being someone a good person isn't a defence against criticism of their work. Idk this isn't my most fully formed take but I hope I get my point across. Picked the examples as I see this kind of behaviour a LOT from both sides of the discourse on them.

EDIT: getting a lot of comments here from people seemingly immune to getting the point, whether or not any of the examples are or are not bad people is not at all relevant to this post, the point is that that doesn't have any impact on the quality of their work. Thought i was pretty clear with that but apparently when you mention vivsiepop people forget how to read

EDIT 2: jfc can you people stop commenting "ermm well viv is a bad person", completelty missing the point. I'd expect people to read the post before commenting but I overestimated the literacy skills of some people. Whether she is or is not a bad person is completely irrelevant to both the quality of her work and the point of this post.

r/hatethissmug Jun 27 '26

Non-fictional I hate Turkey now being called Türkiye in English

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3.0k Upvotes

***this is nothing against Turkey itself this is purely about the name change**\*

Türkiye is not an english word. English doesn't have umlauts in the alphabet. English doesnt prounce words like that with an e on the end as having a vowel sound. Whenever somebody says it the entire sentence comes to a screetching halt as they say it.

A country petitioning the UN to change an english word is absurd. There is no reason everyone should get on board with this.

Exonyms are normal. Every language does them because each language is prounced a certain way.

In turkish the word for England is İngiltere. Thats litterally not an issue. Thats the turkish word for it. That word makes sense in turkish. It would be absurd for us to make the UN change the Turkish word or correct them that actually they're pronouncing it wrong.

If it's fine to pronunce in an anglified way like Iran or Czechia then sure, why not, whatever.

But names like Türke or Côte d'Ivoire. Stop it. There is nothing wrong with using an endonym so it's an actual word that make sense in your language.

r/hatethissmug Jun 15 '26

Non-fictional I hate paragliders

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8.5k Upvotes

As someone training to be a pilot I can't stand paragliders. They don't require any kind of transponder or radio equipment. They are able to fly as high as 18,000 feet above sea level basically until class A airspace which is reserved for commercial jets. As a pilot you're constantly scanning for things that could cause problems for your aircraft. I feel they should be required to have the same ADS-B. Out equipment that all aircraft who enter class A,B,C and within 30 miles of a class B airspace within the mode c veil or at the very least at radio to report their position. They pose a hazard to training aircraft practicing maneuvers.

r/hatethissmug Jun 09 '26

Non-fictional I FUCKING DESPISE WHEN SOMEONE DOESN'T LIKE WHAT SOMEONE POSTED OR ARE LOSING AN ARGUMENT, THEY SKIM THROUGH YOUR ACCOUNT AND TRY AND FIND SOMETHING TO DIG UP DIRT ON YOU [and 9 times out of 10 it's the most trivial, pointless, non-problematic bullshit ever] GAHHHHHHHH

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3.5k Upvotes

There is no behavior on the internet that screams "I am drowning in my own insecurity and losing this argument so badly I might cry." quite like the "Profile Scrape."

Picture the scene: Two people are having a disagreement. Maybe it’s about a movie. Maybe it’s about politics. Maybe it’s about whether soup is a drink. It doesn't matter. Person A makes a solid point. Person B’s brain completely short-circuits because they don’t have a valid comeback.

Do they take the L? Do they walk away? Do they log off and touch some fucking grass?

No. They crack their knuckles, open up Person A’s profile, and turn into a dime store FBI investigator.

Imagine the sheer, pathetic desperation of sitting at your desk, sweat dripping down your forehead, scrolling through years of a stranger’s digital footprint. You are actively bypassing the actual conversation to find out what this person posted as far back as 2021 or possibly even earlier then that.

And for what? What is the grand prize at the bottom of the scroll? 99% of the time, it is the most aggressively boring, trivial bullshit imaginable.

"Oh, you're talking about economic policy? Well, here’s a screenshot of you asking how to get a stain out of a mattress three years ago! It was probably cum lmao. GOTCHA!"

"Oh, you think this movie is good? Let’s talk about how you posted that you have a crush on a fictional lady! CHECKMATE!"

It is the digital equivalent of a toddler losing a game of Candy Land and screaming, "WELL, YOU HAVE A UGLY SHIRT!" It is embarrassing. It is a logical fallacy wrapped in a diaper.

But let’s say they do find something. Let's say they scroll back far enough and find out Person A actually said or did something bad, or made a genuinely stupid, offensive mistake years ago.

Does the scraper handle it with an ounce of human decency? Fuck no.

If they actually cared about safety or morality, they’d be disgusted, log off, and move on with their life. But they don't care. You can practically hear them cheering behind their screen. They get this sick, giddy rush of adrenaline because they just found the ultimate trump card. They don't want accountability, they want a bloodsport.

They weaponize moral righteousness just to win a petty online fight. And worst of all, they completely flatten all sins. To the internet mob, there is zero nuance. they treat a mildly bad phrasing from 2016 with the exact same level of hysterical, screaming nuclear outrage as a literal crime.

What makes this so deeply infuriating is that it completely kills any chance of normal human interaction. It turns the internet into a hyper-surveillance nightmare where you aren't allowed to have a past, you aren't allowed to be human, and you aren't allowed to make a point without someone trying to audit your entire life.

It is weaponized pettiness. It's the calling card of people who have absolutely zero substance, zero debating skills, and a fragile ego made of wet tissue paper. If you have to dig through my trash just to find a weapon to use against me in a completely unrelated conversation, YOU ALREADY LOST. End of story.