Anonymous #1 11w

thank you 😞

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Anonymous #4 11w

Nahh

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Anonymous #8 11w

Some people are mentally ill and want to block out the world, love. Overstimulation rocks 🤘🏼

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Anonymous #1 11w

If I have AirPods in for more than half an hour I start to disconnect from whatever I’m doing and become confused because I cannot hear a damn thing and get a headache. Side note though: it’s so annoying to ask someone 5 times if it is their last set just because they are absolutely blasting music in their ears. Ppl need to get a grip

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Anonymous #8 11w

I literally go to a private gym, there’s 3 people in here including me… I think I would know if someone wanted a set. Also just because YOU can’t focus with airpods doesn’t mean I can’t. I listen to audiobooks, podcasts, or music, because it keeps me engaged and less focused on how long i’ve been at the gym. Stop being judgmental of what people use as motivation. Obviously I’m still here, I can workout without airpods tf

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Anonymous #8 11w

that sounds more like a you problem to me though. To each their own; you’re not any better because you don’t listen to music loud or at all in the gym. Sorry they don’t respond when you know they can’t hear you 😂

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Anonymous OP 11w

Tweaker I was just relating that I cannot use AirPods but it is annoying when ppl use them and don’t pay any attention

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Anonymous #8 11w

No you were being judgmental. You’re not better because you don’t wear airpods

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Anonymous #1 11w

Half the people with AirPods can half the people can’t. It’s a damn chore to yell at someone and catch everyone else’s attention

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Anonymous OP 11w

You can think what you want, my intentions are not guided by the result of my words.

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Anonymous #8 11w

You’re not entitled to any of the machines in the gym though, if you see somebody using it just wait until they finish… it’s not a crime to listen to music and focus on your set

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Anonymous #8 11w

Real complaint. I think there’s a misunderstanding because of the way you worded the comment 😂 beef is now over on my end

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Anonymous #8 11w

But I do understand what you mean and agree to an extent, I guess your wording just reads differently to me

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That’s how you get touched back.

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Anonymous #8 11w

don't yell at someone then, go up to them and politely tap them on the shoulder if you must. if someone else having THEIR OWN airpods in their ears effects you this much, i think you need to resolve some internal issues atp.

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Anonymous OP 11w

Yeah I didn’t mean to be antagonistic, could’ve worded it less literally lol. Sometimes typing your thoughts out doesn’t work great.

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Anonymous #8 11w

This in reply to #11, who suggests I should politely tap someone for their attention. This is good last resort but I expect many people to react with violence as that has happened to me before.

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Anonymous #8 11w

The “tweaker” was antagonistic though so take that as you will

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Anonymous #8 11w

You know I think you had good intentions, but got called out for the way you worded it. If you were being quite literal, then I would listen to what people told you. It’s a good thing to go by.

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Anonymous #8 11w

if you tap someone at the gym and they act violent towards you, tell the staff or something bc that’s a weird encounter. but you shouldn’t have to shout at someone to get their attention. Shouting would seem more aggressive than politely tapping someone to get their attention

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Anonymous #11 11w

I use the word shout to represent the noise level at which I am required to speak when getting the attention of someone playing music in their ears at near maximum volume (can hear the music 5 - 10ft away). Not literally shouting but speaking loud enough to be heard by anyone in that half of the gym.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Yeah I really didn’t mean to have anyone react the way they did. I still think OP is on one because they immediately jumped at me and tried to make me out to be a jerk with really no cause. I think they were personally offended by my comments because they feel like I was specifically attacking them.

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Anonymous #4 11w

the biggest heartbreak actually

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Anonymous #2 11w

really had to lock in regardless 💯

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Anonymous #6 11w

GOGGINS♨️♨️♨️💢💯

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Anonymous #7 11w

🫩🫩🫩🫩

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Anonymous #9 11w

that would cure me

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Anonymous #10 11w

it’s not bad just very quiet almost to the point that it’s not there

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Anonymous #12 11w

are we being punished

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Anonymous #13 11w

packing up my gym bag expeditiously

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Anonymous #8 11w

because your comment was very unnecessary.. it was judgmental because you acted like I said I wasn’t going to workout since they were dead. People wear airpods in the gym for various reasons whether you like it or understand it doesn’t matter, you didn’t have to make your comment. That’s why you got the response from me that you did, and I STILL acknowledged afterwards that it was your wording. Idc how you feel at the point about my response

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Anonymous #8 11w

“people need to get a grip” because they wear AirPods…..in the gym?

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Anonymous OP 11w

…… I never acted like you wouldn’t go because they were dead? This is what I’m saying, you misinterpreted wayyyy off mark and so you think it’s something else.

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Anonymous OP 11w

I’d say the people that play it at maximum volume absolutely need to get a grip. That will literally destroy your hearing within a couple years… lmao

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Anonymous #8 11w

God forbid someone does whatever they need to do to make their gym experience more enjoyable, atleast they’re in there. As I said everyone has different reasons for doing what they do, they don’t need your judgement. Like I said, you’re not better because you don’t listen to loud music in the gym

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Anonymous OP 11w

Never said I’m better than anyone. I find it hard to believe that is the only or true implication of what I said as well. I have a reason as to why I cannot wear AirPods and related my experience with AirPods so my perspective was clear. I think you are someone who thinks they are better than others and so you are projecting that onto random comments online. You went and replied to every single comment on here. Are you vying for attention?

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Anonymous #8 11w

You’re literally the one saying people need to get a grip for doing something that you don’t… that’s insinuating that your method is better than theirs. Anyway, me me responding to people’s comments on my post means i’m searching for attention? You’ve responded to all of my comments so you must be desperate for mine.

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Anonymous OP 11w

What you say doesn’t change my point. I am searching for your attention yes. I want to get my point across. And you are also searching for even more attention. I said get a grip in reference to those that are literally damaging their hearing “because that’s what makes them comfortable”. I say the same thing towards people partaking in other unhealthy habits which are scientifically proven to damage your quality of life, rather than promote destructive behavior.

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Anonymous OP 11w

I think that person meant for health reasons they should get a grip as in take more concern in the health of their ears. I think this person has good intentions but is failing desperately phrasing them 😂 it’s hilarious

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Anonymous #1 11w

I’m autistic - not good excuse but maybe that helps ffs

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Anonymous #8 11w

I figured it was something like that. I studied it

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Anonymous #1 11w

lol awesome It’s hard to get people to understand me because I don’t work like everyone else.

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Anonymous #8 11w

People think there are purely emotional drives behind my words or brutally misinterpret me because I won’t word myself around their emotions.

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Anonymous #8 11w

Ya, I get that. 😂 this was just a funny encounter. Don’t feel bad about it

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Anonymous #1 11w

lol I don’t feel bad I just hope I’m not making OP upset because I’m not trying to 😭

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Anonymous #1 11w

Appreciate the understanding

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Anonymous #3 11w

I feel this pain

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Anonymous #8 11w

Of course!

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Anonymous #8 11w

That’s why it’s funny 😂

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Anonymous #8 11w

Listen my brother is autistic, I understand why you feel and express yourself the way you do. I literally said 40 minutes ago that I understand and agree with you but your wording read differently. You continued afterwards to call me a tweaker and then proceeded to say i’m dying for attention for responding to everyone. Your communication style is differently but you continued to provoke me after I ended it. That’s what I don’t like.

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Anonymous #8 11w

Regardless it’s best to know when to end a conversation which I tried to do and you continued. Of course i’d be irritated

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Anonymous OP 11w

I’m just studying to be a nurse so I saw it and I find this to be hilarious. And, since we’re having a full circle moment, control your anger because those terms can also be used as slang depending on the person 😂 it’s not that serious

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Anonymous OP 11w

Im the sort of person to get caught up in this sort of talk, if you don’t want to talk about it or it irritates you then ignore it. I think I’ve already made a good point in a few previous comments however there is no way in the world to get that point across, atp. so it’s water under the bridge alright ✌️

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