I hate all and every money based questions. Like “Whut wuld u do if $XXXX appeared in your bank account tomorrow?” or “BAM, You’re a millionaire, what would you do with the money?” or “If you had $XXXX, how much would that change your life?”

Like, come on, unless I’m given a large sum - then I won’t answer. It just gets tiring seeing the same old answers of people saying they’d do good wonders to fluff their humbleness or there’s people who’d buy a million rubber balls if given the chance or anything.

  • Call me Lenny/LeniEnglish
    8•2 years ago

    All the questions I hate in the sense of hating the question itself are the ones that are the loaded ones based on assumptions, though the truly honest questions I only might prefer not be asked as often.

    They include… “You sound like you moved from somewhere, where are you from?” “Don’t you want a boyfriend? Can you be my girlfriend?” “What’s your job? How does your job work?” “Why don’t you drive? Shouldn’t everyone drive?” “What’s your Discord?”

  • Pons_Aelius
    17•2 years ago

    All of the endlessly rehashed ones:

    Guys, what the sexy sex you ever sexed? (followed in a few hours by: Guys Girls, what the sexy sex you ever sexed?

    Something something tipping in the USA something?

    Something something tipping guns in the USA something?

    Something something tipping guns medical care in the USA something?

    If all the countries in the EU went to a party…?

    If all the states in the USA went to a party…?

    USA good, EU bad?

    EU good, USA bad?

    etc

  • @xeddyx@lemmy.nz
    28•2 years ago

    "So when are you going to buy a car / house / get married / have kids? "

    All of which I’m not interested in. Just leave me be and let me do my own thing. Being single, free of debt, and enjoying life shouldn’t be seen as an abnormal thing.

  • @Mog_fanatic@lemmy.world
    6•2 years ago

    What do you do for work?

    I hate working. I only work to have food, a roof over my head, and to be able to do the things I actually like doing. The absolute last thing I want to spend 20 minutes talking about is my job.

    I don’t fault anyone for asking this, it’s a completely common and innocuous question, I just can’t stand it.

    • @elvith@feddit.de
      3•2 years ago

      Lets seee… you spent 600 bucks on a PS5 and buy games for $70+ and own 40 games now.

      I spent ~$900 on a decent PC and collect my free games in the Epic store every week and now own way over 200 games for free.

      Now, you do the math here who’s overspending… /s

  • @Rediphile@lemmy.ca
    9•2 years ago

    “How was your weekend/days off”

    It was great as always because I wasn’t here, please stop reminding me.

    • @qooqie@lemmy.world
      3•2 years ago

      I think this is usually condescended, but I think it’s more likely explained by this. You’re kids, social skills still developing, and you notice someone never talking. You like talking and making friends so you basically go talking makes me happy so why don’t I try to get this person to talk. So to break the ice and try to open you up they ask that question, not very effective, but remember you’re (most likely) kids.

  • @LongPigFlavor@lemmy.ml
    1•2 years ago

    I used hate being asked about the mole on my neck. People would always ask what it was. I ended cutting it off my self back when I was a middle schooler. I used scissors, a knife, paper towels, and rubbing alcohol. It bled quite a bit and it freaked my mom out when she saw what I was doing. It worked though, mole is significantly smaller than it was before and I was never asked about it again.