1. Shipping child characters with adults, especially if they're abusive adults, is gross and icky. Sadly, a certain adult x child ship is very popular in one of my fandoms, so much so that you can't avoid seeing it. In fact, I dislike shippers in general, because the majority of them feel the need to take over absolutely everything and then cry oppression if people don't like the same stuff they do and are vocal about it. Actually... fandom culture in general just creeps me out most of the time. There are some aspects of it that can be really cool. I've seen a lot of amazing fan art, crafts, and even some decent fanfics, but there are just so many creepy fans.
2. I think social justice itself is very important, and there are lots of social justice issues that I care about greatly. But verbally abusing strangers on the internet doesn't make you a champion for social justice, nor does policing what people are allowed to take an interest in or wear. Fact is, if you don't know that person offline, you don't know what they're really like, and while issues like cultural appropriation aren't
complete horse dung, they're horribly misrepresented by the tumblr crowd.
3. Coyotes aren't monsters that are out to kill every pet or human in existence. They're animals just like any other animal, and if you're leaving Fluffy and Fido outside unattended in an area where you know there are lots of coyotes, you have no one to blame for the consequences but yourself. I used to live in an area where there were loads of coyotes, and I never lost a single pet to them. I did the best I could to look after my pets and minimize the risks to their safety as much as possible.
The new iOS is fifty shades of awful. I'm not even sure how my phone works anymore, to be honest.
The way some cliques of people write online is more cringeworthy now than it was in 2007, and the whole MySpace era.
People don't even type coherently, and purposely misspelling words isn't cool or edgy. Neither is sticking 'lmao' on the end of every sentence, when it doesn't even fit the subject. Maybe it's the fact that I type 'old' for my age, but it gets on my nerves quite a lot!
Agreed! There's one particular community I've been a part of since my teens, and sadly, I seem to be one of very few that's actually grown up when it comes to language. There are seriously 30+ year olds ending every sentence with "lmao" and "rofl" and it's utterly obnoxious.