Hobbies are an important aspect of our personality. They not only reflect our keenest interests but also serve as a commentary on how we choose to interact with the world around us.
Everyone on earth needs a hobby, but sometimes people can take them too far. It's in this spirit that these 15 women of Reddit share which hobbies may wind up affecting their perception or opinion of someone.
Reddit user DeSterrennacht said that her uncle has a massive collection of vintage soda bottles. His house is positively packed with hundreds, if not thousands, of glass bottles. Needless to say, it's drastically affected her perception of him and men like him.
Reddit user Dr_Julian_Helisent says that she'd never date or befriend anyone who collected Confederate reenactments. She says anyone who would willingly hold on to such a dark time in U.S. history is someone she wants nothing to do with.
I would have a hard time dating a hunter as well — especially someone who did it for sport. It's one thing if you're taking an animal's life for survival purposes, but I want nothing to do with someone mounting antlers on the wall.
For those who didn't grow up playing D&D in their parents' basement, LARPing stands for Live Action Roleplaying. Reddit user HAxoxo1998 says that she admires the tenacity, but it just isn't for her.
"Car guys think they're going to get a hot chick because of their car. But in reality, car guys are only out to impress the other car guys." - Reddit u/user
Redditor Marriane_Deer is the first person to acknowledge the skill that goes into this hobby, but at the end of the day — your house is still filled with dead animals. It's creepy, no matter how you slice it.
I personally don't understand where Reddit user Quietcatslikemusic is coming from with this one. I mean, who wouldn't want to be friends with someone who knows how to bake you chocolate chip cookies from scratch?!
Don't get me wrong, any hobby, when pushed to excessive limits, can be harmful. However, saying that you're not a fan of crypto or NFTs, like kittencollege, is akin to declaring that you're an out-of-touch dinosaur who's afraid of their computer.
The gun debate cuts differently, depending on the country/state you happen to live in. But for me, as well as Redditor UltimateAlpaca, it's a very clear and significant red flag. I personally couldn't sleep knowing that there was a gun in the house.
What classifies as "a tonne of anime"? I'm asking for a friend. Also, do you consider Studio Ghibli films to be anime, or are you more so referring to series like Dragonball Z and Naruto?
Reddit user sem_12 isn't a fan of guys who are utterly obsessed with video games. She feels that any man who screams at their television and breaks household items, all over pixel masses on a screen, is stuck in a state of arrested development.
Reddit user LostGirl111 is at a loss when it comes to sneakerheads. She simply can't justify spending a fortune on shoes that never get worn and do nothing but take up closet space.
Redditor Glowflower remembers that when she was a kid, her grandmother had a massic collection of antique dolls. It made sleeping at night next to impossible, due to the fact that she thought she was in some kind of horror movie.
Reddit user thiswitch333 says that if being a football fan is any aspect of your personality then she wants nothing to do with it. On behalf of myself and the legions of Fantasy Footballers — we want nothing to do with you.
I understand how a man who collects toys might seem offputting, at least on the surface. But some of those things are worth series cash! If only I'd held on to my Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from childhood, I'd be well on my way to becoming a millionaire!
h/t: Reddit
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