I’m yet to meet a leaver

[ScafellPoke]

Or have I but they’re just too ashamed to admit it?

[SheWoreBlueVelvet]

Do you think your attitude might have something to do with it....

[WallisFrizz]

I know at least 5 from different parts of the country (inc SE). All very open about it, all would vote the same again. I am a remainder and it is why I am hesitant about wanting a second referendum...I think the result may be the same, therefore an even bigger waste of time and money. MN is unfortunately quite unique in its anti Brexit dominance.

[WallisFrizz]

A Remainer not remainder.

[LaurieFairyCake]

I've never met one in real life either - telly people don't count

But it's not a surprise since I hardly go out and I live in a Remainer stronghold

[LeadMeToTheChocolate]

I know 2.
One is racist (this is their reason behind their political ideology and their vote) and over 70, one is clueless politically and never voted before- she thinks it’s great that the first time she did her ‘side’ won.

[MrsWicket]

I’m a leaver, DH is a leaver and most of our extended family and friends are too. Agree with Wallis, not any have changed their minds.

[JenniferJareau]

Not a surprise. The vitriol that is sent their way I don't blame them for keeping quiet.

Maybe they are just hesitant to get called 'thickos' and 'racists' like on a recent MN threads.

[hazeyjane]

You might have done but their heads are buried so deep in the sand or up their own arses that you wouldn't know.

(Disclaimer - obviously the above is only in reference to the people I know who voted leave)

[Singlenotsingle]

You probably just don't move in the right circles. Do you live in the elite South, OP?

[ScafellPoke]

Why should they be ashamed by my attitude? shewore what’s that got to do with it?

[ScafellPoke]

What are they then jennifer? I’ve yet to hear a decent reason to leave

[southnownorth]

FGS not this again,

Oh mighty one, I live with one.

[ScafellPoke]

No single in deepest wettest wales

[ScafellPoke]

Genuinely south i don’t understand why leavers aren’t more vocal. I’m not vocal about my decision except to my dh. But whenever anyone ever talks about it, it’s all in favour of staying

[Fanjango]

I know many sadly. My MP is a hard brexit man and many here are too. Mostly not very intelligent and rather racist from experience. They don't understand the actual issues, just immigration and racism.

[southnownorth]

The vitriol they receive, which I only read about here on Mumsnet really.

They are not all thick racists.

[thegreylady]

My dh is a leaver and willing to explain why. In fact the more we hear from The EU the more I am being swayed to his point of view.

[Windowsareforcheaters]

The vitriol that is sent their way I don't blame them for keeping quiet

Leavers are not a persecuted minority. They are not victims of fate. Leavers won - more people voted leave. They are the victors.

[TheIncredibleBookEatingManchot]

I know two who voted leave.

Both say it was a protest vote against the government, and they never expected leave to win.

[DippyAvocado]

Come to Essex. Loads of them here. I got many disapproving looks carrying my EU flag on the train when I went in the marches. They are generally the older, affluent type of leaver in this part of the world.

[Pinkyyy]

I am a leaver.

[Calledyoulastnightfromglasgow]

I know several and most don’t admit it for fear of accusations. I bet you know plenty OP. They probably think you are a smug PITA

[ScafellPoke]

Every other person I meet should be one.

[ScafellPoke]

Why would I be smug? I didn’t win!!!

[Longdistance]

Myself, dh his and my extended family all voted Brexit. My close friends too, and a majority of dhs friends.

Just walking through Paris today on our jolly, we’ve spotted little stickers in public places with the words ‘Frexit’ written on them 🤷🏼‍♀️