Don't you hate when you want to do something in public, but know that it'll be frowned upon? According to Reddit, here are a few things that should become socially acceptable, so that we'll all have an easier time in life:
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1. "Taking a Day off from Work Because You Mentally Need It."
If you can take off when you're physically sick, you should be able to take off when you're mentally tired, as well.
2. "Napping in the Middle of the Day"
If children can do it, then why can't we? Us adults are the ones who need it more.
3. "having Dinner for Breakfast."
Or even better, having breakfast for dinner. Why are certain foods confined to certain hours of the day?
4. "Not Wearing a Bra."
Most of us hate being stuck in a bra until we get home and can let our boobies loose, so why should we have to wear one at all?
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5. "moving Your Pants when You Have a Wedgie."
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6. "leaving when You Are Done with Your Work."
If you don't have anything left to do, why should you have to sit there and pretend you're busy?
7. "Going to the Cinema Alone."
There's nothing wrong with going out in public without your friends or partner. More people should get used to this.
8. "Discussing Salary."
Why is it rude to ask your friend how much money they make? Even worse, why is it inappropriate to ask an employer the question during an interview.
9. "Saying 'no' to an Invitation without Having to Make up an Excuse."
If we were allowed to do this, there would be less liars in the world.
What else do you think should be socially acceptable, but isn't?
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