Opinions Which You Previously Had?

[moonford]

I'll edit this later with my own.


Over the years we develop mentally, physically, emotionally and socially. We explore new things, we recognise new things and we change things because we explore and research. What are your notable changes in terms of opinions?

I'm the type of person who loves opinions and loves discussing them, I feel as though it's important for me and other people; especially for those who feel alone or misunderstood.

 

[Antonio]

When I was little, I believed that the 50's was really black and white. Aging changed my opinion.

 

[idiotdoomspiral]

there was a time when i red pilled myself way too hard (sometimes this would come out on bell tree) and being surrounded by a bunch of incels on google+ didnt really help. a time where i thought paul joseph watson was dropping all of these TRUTHBOMBS ON SOCIETY O___O is an embarrassing memory

 

[moonford]

there was a time when i red pilled myself way too hard (sometimes this would come out on bell tree) and being surrounded by a bunch of incels on google+ didnt really help. a time where i thought paul joseph watson was dropping all of these TRUTHBOMBS ON SOCIETY O___O is an embarrassing memory

Well at least you are out of that phase now.


Hunter Avallone, Milo Yiannopoulos, Mark Dice and so on are truly some of the worst people I have seen on YouTube purely because of their methods or obsession with putting down groups of people merely because of their differences.

 

[Keldi]

Hehe well...
Um...
I was confused by the concept of transegender...
...
I thought they had both parts and had to choose one by age 18. I've grown out of that, but my opinion is still the same:
"Transgender folks, you're cool!"

 

[idiotdoomspiral]

Well not "one of them" but agreeing with the likes of Paul Joseph Watson is somewhat disturbing.

idk why man, i think his biggest sins are his goddamn face and his accent. im glad ive grown out of this edgelord phase, hes such a child LOL

Hunter Avallone, Milo Yiannopoulos, Mark Dice and so on are truly some of the worst people I have seen on YouTube purely because of their methods or obsession with putting down groups of people merely because of their differences.

feminism rekt compilation #59927 (PWNED)
everyone also thirsts for any woman that shows up on a compilation its so sad, like plz stop cuddling ur dirty anime pillow at night we all know about it -_____-
none of them really see how much of a hypocrite milo is just by watching those ****ty compilations where he says one thing that they blindly nod their heads to.
it's a shame that in a sense, i kind of idolised these people. i just laugh about it now however

 

[Kamzitty]

Lol.. Growing up in a very conservative and christian home/community, then turning into an atheist at 17, I have a lot of different opinions than I did when I was younger.
One of the main things that pop into my head (that I truly feel bad about) was that I believed lgbtq+ people were "confused" and doing wrong. ;/ Obviously that is no longer the case, but that was one of the biggest opinion changes I can think of currently.
I mean, aside from the fact that my opinion on God obvs changed as well. But I think that would be considered a change in belief and not an opinion?

 

[piichinu]

omg when i was like 11 i said gay people were weird on a mario kart forum

 

[carp]

i used to have the opinion that my opinion mattered about other people's lives, lifestyles and choices lmao

 

[John Wick]

I thought pumpkin was disgusting when I was a kid.

Now I love it.

 

[5cm/s]

i used to feel like i was trying my best and that people just weren't appreciating the effort i was putting in

but looking back now, i can see that i really didn't put effort into things and now i'm trying hard to be less selfish and lazy and to not take things for granted :') it's hard but i want to improve!!

 

[tybalt_cake]

new 2019 edit : in 2016 i used to be part of "anti-sjw" groups and "anti-feminists" groups and used to say "lmao triggered eckz dee"

over the years i realized that those groups are rabbit holes of nothing but incels and that those groups would probably shame me for being gay , not to mention their hate wasnt to only feminists , it was to every women

(not saying feminists deserve hate and non-feminists dont)

 

[Buttonsy]

When I was young, I remember being super "oh, PC culture is ruining humour and ruining the way we talk about things!" and while I still sometimes think people are walking on eggshells a bit, as I've grown up, I've understood more that words have more weight to them than people give them credit for, and people are allowed to be outraged because of outrageous words, offended because of offensive words, etc.

 

[watercolorwish]

i used to hate sports growing up but only because i refused to understand them. now since i have friends that play some sports like field hockey and football i go to their games sometimes mostly just to support them but along the way i kind of learned the games and understand how things work. i wouldnt say im sports obsessed but my opinion on them has definitely changed since i was little in a good way

 

[neoratz]

ghgfhjgfh i used to think south park was Epic and Funny and Progressive but looking back on it it's just another dumb """Adult Cartoon""" with offensive humor that they excuse with "well we make fun of everybody!"

 

[Tessie]

^ Lol whaaaaaat, South Park is my favorite. Extremely funny and has become a really great satire on what's happening in today's world. The writers are quite intelligent & I feel they predict and nail what they make fun of many of the times.



Anyway, I used to think veganism was stupid and was all on board with taunting and making fun of them (I've been vegan for 4 years now lol).

 

[idiotdoomspiral]

Whatever the **** i said

This is why I hate old threads being bumped

An opinion that changed kind of recently is that I used to hate everything hip hop or so I thought. I've gotten into it and it's cool. Like every single genre it's diverse.

 

[MelloDimensions]

When I was little, I believed that the 50's was really black and white. Aging changed my opinion.

Wow that's what I thought too! I remember saying things like "It must have been boring without any colors!"

 

[Lynnea]

When I was younger I was really influenced by my parents that being gay was "wrong" and they gay people chose to be gay. I've grown older, and I'm still a Christian, but I know that my religion teaches us that God loves everyone, why would he not love people of the LBGTQ+ community? Love is love.

 

[CasualWheezer]

A few years back, I was pretty much against gaming, I would tell my parents that I was playing video games when they told me to get off the computer or my phone. Well, that was just a phase in my life.