People Throw Out Messed Up Things They Are Tired Of Seeing Overtly Romanticized

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Mayarey
Dec 17, 2021 5:00 PM EST

Sometimes we see things in movies that are portrayed so positively, but deep down we know that they would not fly in real life. When a guy continues to pursue a woman in a film, we root for him, after all, we know his backstory and that he is doing it for the right reasons. But in real life, when a guy won't leave us alone, it's f*cking annoying and not endearing at all. Honestly, we could care less about their backstory, because all that should matter is the fact that we once said, "sorry, not interested."

On Reddit, people are sharing the f*cked up overly romanticized things they've seen on screen, and it really makes you think twice about the storylines you strive for.

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    Font - Posted by u/Creative_Waltz_9462 16 hours ago 6 25 3 8 What are you sick of being romanticized or being portrayed positively?
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    Font - OkHomework7009 · 12 hr. ago Chasing a girl/boy who doesn't want to be chased. And then making them feel bad, for not wanting to be with you. If someone isn't interested, then it's okay. It's not the end of the world. Don't harass them. It's not a good look.
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    Font - FourTwentySevenCID · 10 hr. ago 2 3 2 Terminal illness. It doesn't "open your eyes", it doesn't "give you a better outlook on life". Most of them are horrible degenerative diseases that scrape away people's lives bit by bit until they are ghosts of their former selves.
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    Font - astrofresh · 12 hr. ago S 2 Growing up in the hood. Sure, the story of triumph and making it out is great. But losing loved ones and friends throughout your childhood is a miserable and traumatizing experience. Not to mention the poverty and daily uncertainty
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    Facial expression - Ashtar-the-Squid · 14 hr. ago e2 S Starving artist. Starving is not pleasant no matter what causes it.
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    Rectangle - blairbxtch · 15 hr. ago 2 S Obsessive compulsive disorder (maybe "positively" is the wrong word, but it's certainly portrayed as 'quirky' or 'silly' a lot)
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    Rectangle - drunkin_idaho · 13 hr. ago Mobsters/Cartel members. They are violent criminals responsible for murders and running lives.
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    Font - lazyllama13 · 10 hr. ago Not taking a day off, or not utilizing your sick hours. People genuinely enjoy the grind and perceive being tired and sore as a badge of honor.
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    Font - Cheshiregrin85 · 15 hr. ago Abusive relationships like 50 shades of gray portrayed as "deep" because a lot of people confuse drama for depth.
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    Human body - MOck_duck · 14 hr. ago 2 "Hustle" lifestyle.
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    Font - IntellectualAsexual · 13 hr. ago Rom coms where the guy stalks the girl until she gives up and dates him.
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    Human body - Whenindoubtpinkyout3 Alcoholism.
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    Font - vmcards17 · 13 hr. ago A girl falling in love with the bad boy or rebel guy and thinking that they can change them. There are too many shows and movies that portray this and think that this is a healthy relationship but in reality it's not, it's a toxic and abuse relationship that many women fall victim to
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    Font - TheHamBurglar71 · 9 hr. ago e I'm tired of movies/books portraying people who just want some alone time as needing a whole "life changing adventure". I just want some time to myself and avoid other people's bs.
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    Rectangle - PastelRebel · 16 hr. ago Family bloggers exploiting their children for views 9.6k Reply Share
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    Font - FlaminCoochie · 16 hr. ago Lol the nerd girl having to change her whole appearance/just take her glasses off to be hot and then have the popular guy finally acknowledge her
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