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?

Pooing in downstairs loo.

What?! Are you mad? I’ve seen him in public twice once speaking at a conference (mad as a box of frogs) and once outside little Waitrose in Wimbledon when I was trying to walk past/cross road. He has a presence is all I can say.

Being friends with your siblings

Humour, especially risque jokes between friends, some MNers would choke on their pearls were they to hear some of the things we say between ourselves!

Any sexual activity in a location which contains, ever has contained or might ever contain a child.

I see you're very sensible. 🙃

human interaction!

everything from having friends, answering the door, allowing people to use your toilet, hen parties, christmas do's, liking your colleagues...

So essentially you think the only sensible political opinion is your own?

Staunch conservative is far better than reform/restore mess I guess but I still wouldn’t go as far to say sensible.

Thanks.

Unless its with "my little family"...

Waiting for all the facts before taking drastic action.

It doesn't matter if you make the situation worse because at least you're doing something.

They are ‘tepid sex ponds’

Of course he was. That's why his own parliamentary party forced him to resign.

Friends of the opposite sex when you are married/in a relationship

Probably already said but just in case!

Mn is also against pooing in en suite loos, pooing at work, and pooing in other people's houses. And of course tradesmen may not use any loo where they're working for any reason whatsoever, because they're animals.

I love a Breton top, don't care what the MN opinion might be, I wore them before a large % of MNers were even born! Also loved a Guernsey, just reminded to buy another one.

On Mumsnet every SAHP thread says the working parent MUST be paying into an independent pension for the SAHP. I've never heard of this happening in real life with SAHPs!

I work full time and so does DH and we earn similarly, so I have no skin in the game but it does seem very different to RL to me

Dogs

I don't see Mumsnet poster as absurdly liberal anymore. In the past yes, but now so many posts are to the extreme right and probably more a reflection of wider societies direction with the openness of hostility to migrants and people on benefits.

Technology

Sex with your husband

Did I imagine that whole Supreme Court thing, then?

Goodness.

Mumsnet is not 'absurdly liberal.' As someone who leans left, I find it pretty right-wing most of the time, with an explosion of horribly Reformy views recently. But clearly there are people on here who think that makes me a communist.

People having different opinions to them

A dislike that frequently reported as whatever the posters opinion is being "hated on MN, but insanely popular in real life".

Meow 😻 😂

Home schooling
Polyester unless it's £100+ from Hobbs and similar