“Tastes differ” is a well-known phrase. Also, different people like different things. There are times when these disagreements get so big that hundreds of people start arguing about whether pineapple can be used to make pizza or not. These stories come from people who like things that most of us don’t.

– “I see no reason why adults shouldn’t play “Pretend” with each other instead of kids. There’s nothing wrong with an adult man using Legos to build things and making up a huge adventure in his head. It’s a way to escape and relax, even for adults. A self-made adventure where everything goes as planned is good for the mind.” Not Sure Who Wrote It/Reddit

– “I wash my underwear with jeans and socks. I really don’t get why some people say underwear should be washed separately. All of them are washed in hot water with soap.
My mother-in-law saw me dry my clothes one time. What was wrong with me? she groaned and told me. She turned off the washer, took out my husband’s underwear, put mine back in, and then turned it back on. I went into the bathroom 15 minutes later to find this.”

– “A neighbor rang my doorbell the other day, but I wasn’t home because I was trying to put my son down for a nap. Then she sent my wife a message saying, “Hey, your garage is open, I can see someone is home.” “Why did you not answer?” Then my wife texts me and asks why I didn’t answer.
No matter what, I choose! This time I had a good one, but I could be asleep. I might be taking a shower. Like in the back yard. It’s my home. It was your turn to see if I’d answer, but I didn’t. Proceed.” Waddlow on Reddit

– “When I started seeing my wife, she thought it was weird that I turned down offers to get me a drink at her place. I slowly showed her that it’s okay to have an opinion or not want something. I picked out sushi at the mall, while she chose steak. We both agreed that we didn’t agree, so we went to different restaurants and had great food. We both agreed that it would be fun to be alone for a while. There was no fight or anything.” (RS_Someone) on Reddit

– “I love riding the swings. Even though I’m 30, I still find it amazing that I can get 10–15 feet (or higher) in the air with just a little leg movement.
I was having the time of my life one day on the swings in a park that wasn’t very busy. “What are you doing on there?” Karen yells at me as she walks up with her two kids on her hips. “The swings are for kids, not grown-ups!” These swings were bought with tax money, and there’s no sign that says I can’t use them, so I will whenever I want.” [chewblekka] on Reddit

– “Taking a cat for a walk. Old man once yelled at me and said he would call the police because cats aren’t dogs and can’t be walked.” Not Sure Who Wrote It/Reddit

– “If you wash your hands at someone’s house and ask what towel to use to dry them, they’ll tell you “any towel will do.” This is annoying. It really does matter. If you used that towel to wipe your body, I don’t want to use it to wipe my hands. It’s not hard to have a towel just for your hands.” Overheard or Idear

– “My friend has let me stay at her house. Before I took a shower, I asked her for two towels. She looked at me funny.
One for my butt and one for my face,” I said. “Guys have only ever asked me for one towel,” she said. A lot of guys don’t use towels at all.” From @MrBishopJackson on Twitter

– “I have a sofa bed instead of a bed. Every day, I don’t think I need to fold the sofa back and put the sheets away. Like any other bed, I just put a blanket over it. I hate putting blankets away too, especially in the winter. They are all over the chairs and sofas.
I was reading a book in the armchair one night when I wrapped myself in a blanket. I heard my mom mumbling something bad in the morning. I didn’t know what was wrong at first. It turned out that she was very mad that I left the book and the blanket in the armchair. There was even a time when she came into the kitchen and wouldn’t leave me alone until I took the blanket off of the chair that I only use.”

– “I wish I had a sign that said “I don’t want to talk to anyone right now.” It’s not personal. Please don’t pay attention to me. When I walk my dog, I try to do the next best thing, which is to wear big headphones and not look at anyone. “Please don’t talk to me, even if I know you. Just ignore me please” is what that should mean. “I’m happy and in my own world.”
People still talk to me, though. “Don’t you see the headphones?!” I want to scream at them. “Leave me alone!” I’m a nice person, though. I talk to them when I stop. A sign that says “Please don’t talk to me” should be made official.” Matthew Bates and Quora

– “People don’t think it’s okay to eat as much as they want at a party. If you are an adult, people will look at you funny if you take chips from the bowl that is there. I don’t know about kiddies or younger kids. The food at college parties is often left out for hours without being touched by anyone because people are afraid of being the first to do so. Or they think that if they eat more than one chip, people will think they are “fat.” It’s really silly.” (Adrienna Naomi) on Quora

– “See-through bra straps. A bra is just a piece of clothing, the same as a vest for men. What does it matter to you whether the straps are inside or outside?” Q&A with Shubham Sawoo

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