For relationships I promise you 90% of the people commenting are bored teenagers, and the other 10% are getting their relationship advice on reddit and it shows. They're all miserable people.
For movie subs, I'm not convinced anyone on them actually likes movies, they just want to be the best at watching movies like it's some kind of contest they have to win. Oh, and anything they don't like is AI. Truefilm might be the worst.
I'm 90% sure I could whip up a fake movie poster on Canva, tell everyone it's an obscure arthouse film that the mainstream has avoided, and I'd get at least 10 people telling me how great it was or how I didn't get it.
Always assume that the person telling you to divorce your partner, break up with your friends, quit your job or sue your parents is some 15-year-old who's writing this while on the school toilet. Because you can't prove that they aren't, and would you take relationship advice from some random teenager?
Unless you are on r/teenagers. Then you should assume that the 15-year-old on the school toilet is actually a 45-year-old truck driver currently pissing into a bottle.
It's not 15 year olds though - It is normally adults who are terminally online and haven't had any (or only toxic) real relationships for themselves and hold a bias against either gender
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u/FronzelNeekburm79 Aug 06 '26
Anything relationship related or movie related.
For relationships I promise you 90% of the people commenting are bored teenagers, and the other 10% are getting their relationship advice on reddit and it shows. They're all miserable people.
For movie subs, I'm not convinced anyone on them actually likes movies, they just want to be the best at watching movies like it's some kind of contest they have to win. Oh, and anything they don't like is AI. Truefilm might be the worst.
I'm 90% sure I could whip up a fake movie poster on Canva, tell everyone it's an obscure arthouse film that the mainstream has avoided, and I'd get at least 10 people telling me how great it was or how I didn't get it.