Top 20+ Unpopular Opinions of the Week

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Eleonora Bader
May 11, 2023 7:00 PM EDT

Admitting you're wrong about something takes some courage as it kicks your ego to the curb. Opinions are subjective, so who can really argue what is right and wrong, anyway? Yet still, opinions have gotten out of hand, and cancel culture is vicious and unforgiving. Mistakes are no longer allowed, and growing as a person seems far-fetched. You're supposed to be born knowing the ins and outs of every social subject known to man. Every country has the same problems, so everyone must be on the same page, right?

It's kind of daunting, knowing that a sea of anonymous piranas are coming for you if you just so much as slightly disagree with them. This is not a good thing… free speech is our given right, and should be protected. We don't have to agree on everything. r/unpopular opinions is a 'safe haven' on Reddit where you can go admit what you deem to be an 'unpopular opinion'. Below you'll find a collection of confessions. For more, here is a manager who got back at a Karen customer in a clever way, by fake firing an employee.

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    Font - UNPOPULAR OPINION r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/FlamingoPokeman 4 days ago 2 If you're an adult and don't drive, that's really weird I understand some people have anxiety and such that prohibits them from being behind the wheel, which isn't weird... but if you're an average adult and capable of driving, but don't have a license or don't know how, that's really weird.
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    Font - UNPOPULAR OPINION © r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/yellowabcd 22 hours ago 2 You dont owe a person back if you didnt ask for a favor. I notice that when people do something for you they always expect something in return despite you never asked. Like i was going to pay for my drink, and my friend offered. Then later on is going ask do i got them. I
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    Font - said no and they got mad. Typically i buy my own stuff and they are free to do the same. Have no issue buying people stuff but the way is done is usually disrespectful. But i dont feel you owe someone something just because they did something for you. Sure its probably morally right but take morals off the table then what
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    Font - UNPOPULAR OPINION r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/xiaolongbaochikkawow 2 days ago Loud music at a party is sit No idea why people are always like "yo turn it up!!!!". Can't hear anyone to chat to. It's invasive, it's rude, it's f'in annoying. Just put some music on; put it at A decent volume so people can jam but then just chill the fk out. I don't need to feel my T-shirt vibrating to have a good time. I wanna drink a beer and chat. 2
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    Font - UNPOPULAR OPINION r/unpopularopinion Posted by u/MarauderGaming 21 hours ago I'm tired of old shows being edited and having episodes removed due to "offensive" jokes I'm not saying the jokes aren't offensive now. But they are products of their time. And that's okay. So many old TV shows wouldn't ever be able to be aired or showen if we took the same approach that we do to newer old programs.
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    No explanation needed, period.

    Human body - r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/Prince Achilles19 7 days ago Hot Tubs are DISGUSTING UNPOPULAR OPINION
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    Font - UNPOPULAR OPINION r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/ChillingGuy hermit human 6 days ago 2 if it weren't for radio stations churning out the same stuff, "pop music" wouldn't be popular I struggle to get my head around the fact that the music and musicians that are pumped out on radio are recognised as being good. Given the breadth of music, the genres available and the
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    Font - talent of so many musicians, it makes me sad knowing that there are prodigal artists out there that never see the light of day whereas trash like Ice Spice, Nicki Minaj, Harry Styles etc are all raking in the cash from mediocre music.
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    Font - UNPOPULAR OPINION Posted by r/unpopularopinion u/JRAS-3010 10 hours ago The rise of streaming services is NOT what is king the movie theatre business ş It is a common narrative these days that with the rise of streaming services, people are watching movies in the comfort of their own home rather than going out to the theatre. Especially since new releases are almost immediately released on streaming theses days.
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    Font - I believe this could not be further from the truth. I believe that people still love going out to the movies for the experience despite the fact that they can stream it from home. The real culprit is the outrageously high ticket prices combined with high concession prices. Going out to the movies (at a large chain theatre anyway) is now a $50 experience. There is no reason a popcorn, drink and chocolate bar should set you
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    Font - back $25 AT LEAST. The theatre industry is simply killing itself. I understand that the theatre itself only makes money off concession items but then why wasn't this always the case? 15 years ago this was not an issue. Edit: I'm aware the high costs may be unavoidable but that does not make my point any less valid
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    Font - UNPOPULAR r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/Icy_Employment8903 6 days ago Bananas are best when they are firm and greener Soft, squishy bananas are gross and have the consistency of oatmeal. I want a big, firm banana that has some rigidity to it. Even yellowed bananas that have ripened are a step down from green bananas. Crispness in fruit is key. ^
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    Font - UNPOPULAR r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/Bowlbowlbowlelbow 2 days ago Hardworking project partners kind of suck 2 Don't get me wrong, the ones that do nothing are horrible, but as a procastinator, really hardworking teammates kind of ruin my learning.
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    Font - I usually do everything rather late, but I produce consistently good results and learn something while doing it. (I am a very good student in terms of grades.) If my teammate starts working on something two weeks before the submission deadline, they will 1) do a lot of the work without me and leave me with no motivation to figure it out on my own and 2) be mad at me and dislike me for not doing anything.
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    Font - When the reality is that I would have put in a sh-ton of work if only I had the chance. And I know that for a fact because I always do it when I work alone or with lazy teammates. And no, I can't just stop procastinating, it is deeply rooted within me and I have done it all my life. I struggle with anxiety and it makes me avoid things.
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    Font - UNPOPULAR OPINION r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/elektrischerstuhl23 4 days ago "Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened" is beyond stupid 8 Why should I smile? There's nothing to be happy about. You pour your whole heart and soul into a relationship for it to end out of nowhere. There's no joy in reminiscing about the good times, because they're not current times.
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    Font - Those good few years have absolutely ZERO effect on the present. All those hugs and kisses, and those nice talks, mean nothing now. It was a ginormous waste of time and a massive regret.
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    Font - UNPOPULAR OPINION r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/MrStrype 6 days ago 2 People who say, "If you didn't do anything wrong, you don't have anything to worry about" are really stupid.
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    Font - UNPOPULAR r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/Fret_Bavre 7 days ago Being invited to a wedding is not an honor or exciting, it's more work than fun. 2 Receiving a wedding invitation is not always the thrilling honor society makes it out to be. Instead, it can feel like an unwanted invitation that requires a lot of effort.
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    Font - First off, there's the gift. It can be a real hassle to find the perfect present that won't break the bank, yet still impress the happy couple. And let's be real, sometimes it feels like you're just throwing money at them for no reason. Then there's the actual wedding day. You have to dress up, sit through a potentially long ceremony, eat mediocre food, and awkwardly mingle with people you barely know. And if you're not a social butterfly, good luck.
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    Font - And let's not forget about the cost. Between travel, lodging, and the aforementioned gift, attending a wedding can be a financial burden. And if it's a destination wedding, well, say goodbye to your savings.
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    Font - r/unpopularopinion Posted by u/HoogerMan 5 days ago Action movies have to be the most boring genre of film UNPOPULAR OPINION Full of 5+ minute scenes of the good guys facing hoards upon hoards of bad guys doing all the stunts, dodging all the bɩ"ets just to end up with a scratch across their face. Obviously they all survive, if not, maybe one of them dins in their friends arms... «< Go on without me... >>>
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    Font - Then, more sł ty dialogue leading up to the next battle with the same overused choreography and shots, then comes the 10 minute long boss battle with someone saving the good guy within the last second. It's weird to me that the loudest and fastest parts of the movie seems to be where I fall asleep at.
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    Font - 4 There is no reason for people to not be "good with technology" anymore UNPOPULAR OPINION r/unpopularopinion. Posted by u/MarqoThe Dragon 10 hours ago No matter what age you are, unless you're literally about to crumble into dust, this is just laziness. And i dont mean everyone should be Mr. Robot level coder and hacker but if you still don't know what fɩ¯¯'ng cable you plug your phone into you are just being insanely lazy. We have too many tools at our disposal for this to be a thing an
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