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*Dissapointed with my own country after visiting Japan*

I visited Japan for 2 weeks and was so impressed by the kindness, integrity, and overall respect. Everyone bows to you, shop owners sweep the front of their store on the street every morning, people don't talk loudly on trains or buses. Even when you go to a 7/11 they give you a little wet wipe and any cutlery for your meal. I went to a food place in my country 2 days after I got back and they didn't give me a napkin or a fork for my samosa. I had to ask and it annoyed him. I suppose I shouldn't expect anything. But Japan really does set a high standard. I'm from New Zealand by the way. Not the worst country obviously! submitted by /u/Grounded_Light to r/travel [link] [comments]
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Megyn Kelly said that Donald Trump is increasingly confused and not as 'mentally sharp' as he once was

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*If living with your parents as an adult is not shameful in this day and age, then dating needs to reflect that*

Let me preface this by saying I am not even looking for a relationship so I am not speaking about myself here. Basically, everyone seems to understand that rent and property prices are ridiculously high right now and that it is a smart decision for many not to waste all that money on rent if they can live at home. In fact multigeneration households are common in many partsof the world anyway Yet it seems very few people are willing to consider dating someone who lives with their folks as an adult. It is seen as shameful as if the person HAD to be a pathetic or lazy loser to be in that situation. Especially men. It makes no sense. If everyone understands that is not the case, we need to be more open to dating people in that situation. There is nothing wrong with being a bit patient and moving out together eventually. In fact, I'd say there are cases (some, by no means all) where a young person living on their own can even be a red flag if their parents kicked them out due to horrid behaviour or if they moved out because they are too into partying and too independent. These can be bad traits on someone you may marry someday. So it is not like someone living on their own is AUTOMATICALLY a better partner than someone who doesn't. And I don't think it should be treated that way and it often is. submitted by /u/boardercavaleiro to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]
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If living with your parents as an adult is not shameful in this day and age, then dating needs to reflect that

Let me preface this by saying I am not even looking for a relationship so I am not speaking about myself here. Basically, everyone seems to understand that rent and property prices are ridiculously high right now and that it is a smart decision for many not to waste all that money on rent if they can live at home. In fact multigeneration households are common in many partsof the world anyway Yet it seems very few people are willing to consider dating someone who lives with their folks as an adult. It is seen as shameful as if the person HAD to be a pathetic or lazy loser to be in that situation. Especially men. It makes no sense. If everyone understands that is not the case, we need to be more open to dating people in that situation. There is nothing wrong with being a bit patient and moving out together eventually. In fact, I'd say there are cases (some, by no means all) where a young person living on their own can even be a red flag if their parents kicked them out due to horrid behaviour or if they moved out because they are too into partying and too independent. These can be bad traits on someone you may marry someday. So it is not like someone living on their own is AUTOMATICALLY a better partner than someone who doesn't. And I don't think it should be treated that way and it often is. submitted by /u/boardercavaleiro to r/unpopularopinion link comments
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A bunny suddenly appeared on my lawn (came back today and she let me pet her!)

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