What’s disliked on Mumsnet but very popular in everyday life?

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What's hated on MN, but insanely popular in real life?

Disney World
Starbucks, Costa, Nero etc
Center Parcs
A sensible political stance
McDonald's

What else?

Why don't you just come out and say you are pro trans people?

I have made my position clear, why not makes yours.

And the person who appears at every mention of a dog to tell the poster that there house smells and that they are nose blind to it.

You haven't made your position clear as you haven't explained what a "public" bathroom is. You've just called me "insane" and "belligerent" which says more about you than me tbh.

As you well know a bathroom is also another word for a toilet.

So let me ask do you support trans people or not?

women routinely putting up with boorish behaviour from men

women being expected to be disproportionately or performatively "kind", to their own detriment

inegalitarian divisions of household/family labour

casual misogyny left unchallenged

extramarital affairs

Americanisms

😂

Or a poo knife

Middle lane sitters are not dangerous
they are? If you are trying to defend them, you must not be the safe driver you think you are.

There's a reason why it's illegal. You can't defend it because it IS dangerous, and lazy at best. If you can drive on the motorway, I am sure you have the ability to go back on the "slow" lane.

It's not overstated at all, so much so that police over many countries are stepping up and increasing measures to put a stop to it.

Is it a pride thing? Do people feel embarrassed for some weird reasons?

If not wanting my 9 year old daughter alone in a public toilet with a grown man wearing a dress and pretending to be a woman makes me obsessed, then so be it.

Bigot!!!!

Dislike him on MN, dislike him IRL, dislike him on TV. Dislike him so much have come out of my MN posting holiday to post this!

Ah. So not a bathroom then. And certainly not a public one. Just a name someone calls a minging public toilet. Which has, suddenly, over the last two or three years, become a bastion of safety for women who wash their knickers in the PUBLIC sink. 62 years old and I have yet to witness that thankfully.

I wonder why we all went to the loo with a pal back in the day? It wasn't because of men. It was because of other women claiming you either looked at them "funny" or fancied the weirdo they were out with.

Also, if I am in a changing room at the sports centre, I have absolutely no interest in seeing some strange woman stark naked. Like it or not, that makes ME uncomfortable.

I supported gay people in the 70s and 80s. I never want to witness what those young men suffered during the AIDS epidemic again, but I'm seeing it now.

So yes, I support trans people. They make no difference to my life whatsoever. But my support may make a difference to theirs.

• People In general but yeah men
• anyones own opinion
• anyone willing to work through issues in a relationship rather just leave
• hen dos
• weddings
• teachers

Men

Ok so we are miles apart.

Btw - it's not 'trans issues' - it's women's rights issues.

Being polite to strangers

Answering the door.

Honestly one thing I’ve noticed is that no one here has ever tried drugs. Not even a spliff at uni. Pretty much everyone I know irl has done drugs including my mum and dad (65 and 72), I believe my grandad also partook in some cannabis to “see what all the fuss was about”. I’m not saying it’s good or bad, but pretty much across all my social circles (school friends who are very much working class, uni friends who were mostly middle class/upper middle class, and older people who I know) people have tried or experimented with drugs - so it’s not just me associating with some kind of criminal underclass.

One distinction though is my school friends did drugs in the UK where it’s illegal, a lot of my “posher” uni mates would go to Amsterdam to do it ect. To be honest most of them wouldn’t have known how to pick up and probably would have got scammed if I’m honest.

Answering the phone

Men
happy marriages

A 15 minute shower
Have read a few times on here it's unreasonable and 5 minutes should do you.

And softplays seem to be the fifth circle of hell full of screaming children. The ones i go to dont seem that bad

It just isn't. It represents a variety of viewpoints. People always assume their own demographic bubble is just 'the norm' and everything else is an outlier.

Men having the smallest amount of free will.

“Letting” or “allowing” DP to do something they’d like to do.

Another woman breathing too close to DP.

Not being a +1 to an event DP is invited to.