6 Unpopular Opinions That May Offend a Lot of People

[Anonymous]

Yeah going anon for this cos i don`t wanna get reported and lose my account because some people got offended. Especially some women on here.

1. Barbie and cartoons shows off unrealistic bodies that can harm little girls

Like what the hell!? I mean come on people, Barbie isn't freaking real! Ya know when I was a kid I never looked at Barbie as a public figure, or anything important. Because it was a freaking doll. This goes for cartoons when I see a lot of females getting pissy over fictional characters with nice bodies. Like come the fuck on, they’re not real!! They're cartoons!! I will never feel offended by something that's not real. Feminazis are so worried about cartoons and dolls but put the real “criminals” on a high pedestal like *cough* the Kardashians/Jenners, who actually affect the young females. Stop being so insecure for fucks sake.

2. Mansplaining and Man spreading and MAN EVERYTHING

Wow. Just wow. I think the worst part about this is the total sexist aspect of it: this person happens to be a man and gives an opinion, we’re just gonna disregard it, and call it mansplaining to make men feel shitty for speaking their mind. Okay. Equality! Also guys have nuts, so that's why sometimes they sit with their legs spread a little bit, so how about you try having a nut sack and try sitting where you don't fucking squash them.

3. Modern day feminism in America AKA the most privileged place in the fucking universe

Yeah, honestly, I've never felt oppressed as a woman, and I'm black. I just feel that this is a way for white women to feel oppressed and have something to bitch and complain about. Oh you wanna walk around nude? Okay, go for it moron. Yeah you shouldn't be attacked or raped because you're wearing something flashy or basically semi-nude. But NEWSFLASH, you're not the only one here, and not everyone thinks like you. There are people who are seriously fucked and sometimes red means go to them. So sorry you're a female and we have a bit more going on which is why we need to protect ourselves and not run into a full blown war nude. Because running around nude is gonna stop people from trying to rape you. Yeah. Ok. Moron. Teach young ladies to protect themselves like I don’t know, a fucking self defense class?

4. Fat Shaming/ Body acceptance

So it's okay to love yourself ya know? But it's seriously not okay to be fat. Like guys these people are at least 300 pounds and up! That's not healthy; this can cause plenty of shit to go down in your body. Instead of trying to save their feelings, try to save their lives k?

5. Transgender kids in Elementary/ Homosexual kids

Oh my god, so you're telling me your son or daughter woke up one day in their fucking footies and said “Hey mom/dad I wanna be a girl/boy!” And you were like “Sure”, and gave them pills and surgery at elementary age? That's absolutely insane. And I have a fine example: it was Halloween and my little cousin is about 6 he wanted to be Batman he was so sure! So his mother bought him a Batman costume and he was excited! As we're putting it on, he glances at the TV to see Freddy Krueger and guess what he wanted to be….yup Freddy Kruger, but it was too late and his mother already bought him Batman. Another example would be to tell your young child to dress themselves and see what they come out with—they can't make up their minds, that's why you're there to freaking make sure they make a right decision not let them make crazy decisions. Also what the actual fuck do children know about being gay/lesbian? That's a sexuality! It’s literally what you would prefer! They're children!!!! I would be okay with this if they were at least in High school because that's where you find out who you really are. That's where things start happening to your body.

6. Cultural Appropriation.

Now here's the thing: say you wore some really cool bracelets and you shared them amongst friends and these bracelets have been the staple of your friendship and they mean a lot to you. They think it's cool and shit , but your mom and dad (I use parents as a way of someone over you) say they look stupid and childish and tell you to change it, so you do. Your friends are not pleased, but they do it anyway to please your parents. The, a couple of months later, your parents are wearing them and they're not called bracelets anymore. They’re called “Parent bands” and it's super trendy and all the parents in the neighborhood are wearing them. They have the same design and everything, but it doesn't even mean friendship anymore. By the way, they're getting praised for it while you got scolded for it.

That's all I got, get pissy if you like I don't care. Xoxo :*

[Dchrls78104]

Here are some more unpopular opinions:
1. Homosexuality is a corrupt and disgraceful practice.
2. Most musicians today are not worth listening to.
3. First cousin relations are not necessarily incestuous.
4. The Bible is vastly underrated.

[Montana07]

Hmm I wonder who this is but I agree lmao

[lilaqua]

1. I do agree with, i'd also go as far as putting celebrities in that category as well. I, like any teenager had some insecurities around my body. These stemmed entirely from comparing myself to other girls my age in my class. I understood that barbie, cartoons and even models/celebrities were 'fake', there was no way 14 year old me could look like a 22 year old with surgery, gorgeous clothes and photoshop.
2. Man-spreading is bullshit 100%. i've been on more public transport than anyone I know and I've experienced this once. Once in the probably 1000 times i've been on a bus, train or tram. What I find is more common is people putting bags on unoccupied seats that I find women do a little more than men. Mansplaining is more complicated, but I do think there's something to be said for men treating/talking to women like children. It's less common now, but undoubtedly there's going to be some remnants of that behaviour that was so so so common pre 1970.
3. I don't really like to talk about 'feminism' that exists in the public consciousness because it's an academic subject that has been overly simplified and distorted by the public. Feminists also have wildly different opinions and it's wrong to treat them like a monolith. Not to mention the right wing has manipulated the image of social justice movements for their own ends.
4. I don't know where to stand on fat acceptance. Of course i'm shocked at how fat we've become in comparison to 40 years ago and we shouldn't be supporting that. However, one part of me supports it because traditional models of the 'perfect boy' are incredibly unhealthy and unobtainable (eg. models who are immensely underweight but who are also very tall and have a specific body type which is considered rather 'masculine') I believe women like Iskra Lawrence represent a much more positive role model, because she eats well, goes to the gym regularly but has those natural curves that are absent from the modelling industry. Also shaming someone is more likely for them to engage in binge eating.
5. It's really individual specific. I believe parents should wait for high school to begin any sort of gender reassignment hormones or surgery. The sexuality thing doesn't even matter since all it pertains to is partner choice not surgery, but some kids do know they're gay from that age. I certainly knew I was attracted to boys by 3.
6. Cultural appropriation is a more complicated topic, it's a morally grey area.

[myTake Owner]

I like how well you responded to this :)

[CubsterShura]

1) Partly agree. While Barbie dolls and Disney princesses are harmless, I remember reading a long time ago how weird poses the leading women have in some comics and White men are their greatest buyers. Because sex sells! So while I agree on your part of dolls and cartoons being harmless, I am not willing to say that it is nothing.

2) I never had much issue with manspreading except when the bus or subway is full of people and you can barely get a seat and then you see this motherfucker spreading his legs so wide it takes space of three people. Mansplaining isn't necessarily something that happens always. It is mansplaining when they feel like they need to explain things to women because they are women. Like a woman saying that she wants to be a career woman and this dude gives her lecture on why women are not fit for that shit even when she is actually very qualified for whatever she does.

3) "America AKA the most privileged place in the fucking universe" I really hope you aren't kidding. America is probably one of worst places for women. I would love to travel there once but not live there.

4) I agree with fat is unhealthy and all, but that does not justify you randomly calling someone a 'fatass'. Like literally even saying out of common sense that fat people also deserve to be happy and mind their own business in life, y'all gonna tell me that I am pomoting obesity because I'm fat too. LOL stfu.

5) I never supported LGBT at any age.

6) I see what you are trying to explain there but yes, I believe before you imitate another culture or just get inspired by them, at least have your research on what it is and have respect instead of making it your fashion statement. Being south Asian myself I saw some pretty messed up things on the internet that makes me smh, smh.

[ATuairiscean]

Good take - I agree with nearly all you say but I would make a couple of small points prejudice against certain people in US, Transgender and gay kids and cultural appropriation - There will be negative cases of this, I agree with you there is over reaching but it should be catered for, prejudice there is some out there and it shouldn't be tolerated, transgender and gay kids, it does happen but like you say I wouldn't allow any medical intervention but would encourage counselling and therapy options plus some understanding that a certain age families can decide to begin process, appropriation is a bit of a grey area but if say doing something lessens or offends a culture, it shouldn't be allowed an extreme example say a trend of getting the crucifix as a cleavage tattoo would cheapen the symbolism of the religious object. These are not huge objections to your take more small side thoughts.

[_Gentleman]

Very nice take– although I do not understand number six. I agree with you on the rest, certainly. Those opinions seem quite unusual and unreasonable indeed.

[dwiller943]

1. Alright... Point made.
2. I don't think you understand what "mansplaining" is.
3. Ummm... No.
4. I mean... Point made.
5. Ummm... Age doesn't determine knowledge.
I knew about sex and sexuality before I could even read.
6. I feel ya on that.

[dwiller943]

Manspreading is totally fine though.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I like your "get pissy if you like" ending. :)

[Anonymous]

Fuck this is refreshing to read makes me happy to hear not all women hate men

[Über_Münkey]

How are these unpopular opinions I completely agree

[irrationally97]

I don't think these are unpopular opinions at all.

[ტzzყ_]

4 is seriously true , nice take

[Robert77]

Wow very well said my thoughts exactly

[CT_CD]

I'm offended

[Secretgardenblood]

Good take

[Anonymous]

I DO AGREE!