When you make a generalization about yourself (for example: "I don't like ketchup"), if you randomly want to go against your generalization one day (like, if there's nothing but ketchup in the condiments), you still won't go against what you said, in case people who...

+78 When you make a generalization about yourself (for example: "I don't like ketchup"), if you randomly want to go against your generalization one day (like, if there's nothing but ketchup in the condiments), you still won't go against what you said, in case people who heard you make that generalization think you're not being true to yourself. Amirite?

by Anonymous 11 years ago

what how did this get on the homepage with only 10 votes ahaha

by Anonymous 11 years ago

aw man now i wish i didn't post this anonymously :P

by Anonymous 11 years ago

Yeah, especially because there are several people I know who would just give me a hard time about that. :P

by Anonymous 11 years ago