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I get unreasonably enraged at "am I the only one who". It's so arrogant and dismisses all the people who have been expressing the same opinion. Yes, you're so special and unique, you must be the first person to bring it up.
I've also had it with "literally". There is no need to use that word unless you are saying something that might be interpreted as figurative and you are clarifying that you mean it literally. "We literally live on the same street". Is there a figurative meaning to that? Why do you need to specify you mean it literally?
I came here only to search for this one. And to add some, but that's later.
Translates to "I just noticed something and I'm broadcasting that I'm generally inconsiderate without any self awareness" far too often, I agree.
Am I the only person that finds this comment too sensitive? Anyone? Y'all?
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No I felt that to.