doesn't believe in astrology. typical Taurus
RagingNerdoholic 1 point 3 years ago
I'm with you here. It's 100% bullshit and if you genuinely believe in it, your inability to distinguish reality from fiction is going to be a problem in other areas of life.
I would add to that, "your weight." There is nothing healthy about being overweight, ever. Some people could definitely use a bit of shame here.
phoenixz 1 point 3 years ago
Your weight would not something directly to be ashamed off, as much as "general state of your body", I guess. Your body weight, to me, is more a health issue. If you're sick, try to get better. If you are unhealthy, get healthier. If you don't, THAT would be something to be ashamed of yeah. Minor detail, I know.
RagingNerdoholic 1 point 3 years ago
Yeah, we're getting into the weeds here, but there's so much out there telling people there's no problem being overweight (HAES type bullshit)
RagingNerdoholic 1 point 3 years ago
Something something MBTI
administrator 2 points 3 years ago
Ha, a few of those things could do with a little shame, like picking one’s nose in public or getting drunk ( both can happen and be ok, but shame can help put some brakes on being overboard with it )
original_ish_name -1 points 3 years ago
Please mark pictures with boobs in them nsfw
original_ish_name 1 point 3 years ago
Thanks!
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Yes, with the exception of believing astrology. Its nonsense. If you think its fun, like watching a movie, then that's fine, to each their own. But don't believe it as it literally is made up as people go and too many people make important decisions based upon what astrology tells them.
Edit: My first post on Lemmy, after 12 years of Reddit! Yay!
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