For me it's that American boomers always accuse you of being 'rude' (and usually immediately follow that with insults) if you say something mildly sarcastic or correct them on anything. Also gay men always have full cheeks and roundish faces and they often wear round wire-frame glasses that sort of accentuate that. Femme lesbians are way less likely to dye their hair blonde or dress in athleisure than straight girls.
What are some niche stereotypes you have noticed? :
Anonymous :
145 days ago :
No.1619
>>2539
>>1619 (OP)
The boomers are right sarcasm is pretty rude
>>2649>>1619 (OP)
Gays have a gay twinkle in their eyes
>>3035>>1619 (OP)
Pretty basic but:
Gay men (and bisexual men) tend to have higher pitched voices regardless of their actual personalities.
There's a strong correlation between ADHD/autism, membership in niche escapist internet communities like furries or bronies, and aptitude for computer science. They're also never the techbro flavour, but the autistic shut-in flavour. I don't know what causes it in the brain.
Norwegians love taking Taxis
How about those super sparse moustaches a lot of young Latino men have
Women who back into parking spaces had good fathers. Women who back that ass up did not.
Polish women are obsessed with haircare the way Anglo ones are obsessed with skincare.
(do these actually help you in day to day life?)
Lots of North Africans have unusually high cheekbones
Anonymous :
141 days ago :
No.1646
>>1647
>>1646
That's proxemy, the appropriate social distance between two bodies. It's smaller in high-density places (like Japan), higher in the US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxemics#Cultural_factors
Chinese girls don't leave you room on the sidewalk, especially in groups. I've literally started just bumping into them but they aren't even fazed
>>1646
Chinese girls don't leave you room on the sidewalk, especially in groups. I've literally started just bumping into them but they aren't even fazed
That's proxemy, the appropriate social distance between two bodies. It's smaller in high-density places (like Japan), higher in the US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxemics#Cultural_factors
Lesbians always have these lines around their mouth. almost like wrinkles but even when they're young.
Deaf people are almost always gay
Converts to Judaism are very anal about eating kosher
Russian Protestants in the West really love fishing.
Anonymous :
136 days ago :
No.1669
>>3575
>>1669
>slavs are perversely most satisfied when justifiably miserable. contentment makes them paranoid
Not a slav but I can confirm this.
Is there an explanation for this?
euros are poor and extremely neurotic about camouflaging it. the closest american analogy is land-rich, cash-poor southern gentry (who often adopted euro mannerisms funny enough)
blue eyes make asian people very agitated. i don't know why but it seems to provoke them
slavs are perversely most satisfied when justifiably miserable. contentment makes them paranoid
american protestants have no ideology, it's all post-facto justification. it's why they're constantly getting popped for possession of CSA materials despite being youth pastors and child protector vigilantes, every accusation is a confession.
white, college educated women bobble their heads and wag their fingers when they talk in real life, the same way they do on tiktok when they make their surface level criticisms of Muh Patriarchy. no other group does this in a more annoying way
>>1619 (OP)
The boomers are right sarcasm is pretty rude
>>2531
white, college educated women bobble their heads and wag their fingers when they talk in real life, the same way they do on tiktok when they make their surface level criticisms of Muh Patriarchy. no other group does this in a more annoying way
Flamboyant gay men a close second
>>1619 (OP)
Gays have a gay twinkle in their eyes
Japanese women suck at sex because they mentally space out and treat it like a transaction. Chinese women are great at sex because they're not robots, but they don't fuck like animals either. They infuse each sexual moment with its own distinct energy, tailored to the mood, like calligraphy.
Anonymous :
129 days ago :
No.3035
>>3062
>>3035
Related: white autist techies love learning Japanese
>>3070>>3035
Aspies don't feel comfortable in their own body so want to become either women or non-human animals. Unable to socialize with others leads to an interest in computers which leads to compsci. Elon Musk is an example.
>>1619 (OP)
Pretty basic but:
Gay men (and bisexual men) tend to have higher pitched voices regardless of their actual personalities.
There's a strong correlation between ADHD/autism, membership in niche escapist internet communities like furries or bronies, and aptitude for computer science. They're also never the techbro flavour, but the autistic shut-in flavour. I don't know what causes it in the brain.
>>3035
>>1619 (OP)
Pretty basic but:
Gay men (and bisexual men) tend to have higher pitched voices regardless of their actual personalities.
There's a strong correlation between ADHD/autism, membership in niche escapist internet communities like furries or bronies, and aptitude for computer science. They're also never the techbro flavour, but the autistic shut-in flavour. I don't know what causes it in the brain.
Related: white autist techies love learning Japanese
>>3035
>>1619 (OP)
Pretty basic but:
Gay men (and bisexual men) tend to have higher pitched voices regardless of their actual personalities.
There's a strong correlation between ADHD/autism, membership in niche escapist internet communities like furries or bronies, and aptitude for computer science. They're also never the techbro flavour, but the autistic shut-in flavour. I don't know what causes it in the brain.
Aspies don't feel comfortable in their own body so want to become either women or non-human animals. Unable to socialize with others leads to an interest in computers which leads to compsci. Elon Musk is an example.
Indians are unable to swim.
More than any other group I've encountered, Americans will immediately shut the window covers on a plane. We're flying over the Grand Canyon for fuck's sake, you can see it right there! The most beautiful view on planet fucking Earth! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I hate being stuck in a dark tube lit by screens in the middle of broad daylight let me enjoy my view you suburban fucking goblins
Eastern Europeans and Russians get angry, to the point of threatening physical harm, if someone doesn't make room for someone else in the sauna.
Older Germans tend to be stubborn and territorial about making room for someone else and have a "he who comes too late will be punished by life" mindset.
White middle class women in menopause are strongly attracted to esoteric content, usually accompanied by a superficial interest in Hindu or Buddhist spirituality and aesthetics.
>>1669
euros are poor and extremely neurotic about camouflaging it. the closest american analogy is land-rich, cash-poor southern gentry (who often adopted euro mannerisms funny enough)
blue eyes make asian people very agitated. i don't know why but it seems to provoke them
slavs are perversely most satisfied when justifiably miserable. contentment makes them paranoid
american protestants have no ideology, it's all post-facto justification. it's why they're constantly getting popped for possession of CSA materials despite being youth pastors and child protector vigilantes, every accusation is a confession.
>slavs are perversely most satisfied when justifiably miserable. contentment makes them paranoid
Not a slav but I can confirm this.
Is there an explanation for this?
Every people descended from Spain believe getting wet will end your life. You'll catch life ending pneumonia from a drizzle. This is a common folk legend, but the hispanic peoples are the only ones keeping it full blooded to this day.
short black men love naruto/anime
Anonymous :
117 days ago :
No.4028
>>4461
>>4028
Persons Of Colour in general don't seem to enjoy spending time in nature.
I'd guess that Westerners like it because of the enduring influence of the Romantics, and cultures without that influence just don't see the point.
>>5358>>4028
there are different kinds of wildernesses
i'm not going in a swamp or a rainforest
Muslims don't go into the woods. Never saw one there. They seem to be exclusivly urban bound.
>>2575
"What goes up, has to come down." Is probably the perception of this behaviour.
If you share a story with a narcissist, they crave every detail of an anecdotal interaction to the point where they expect a script or screenplay written with everything each party said with their exact reactions described
>>3710
Every people descended from Spain believe getting wet will end your life. You'll catch life ending pneumonia from a drizzle. This is a common folk legend, but the hispanic peoples are the only ones keeping it full blooded to this day.
Like Korean fan death I guess
italian teens be in traveling school groups
Women with nipple piercings are BPD and very highly promiscuous
Anonymous :
107 days ago :
No.4461
>>4463
>>4461
Last time I went on a hike, I saw a bunch of Latinos, but none of them seemed like they wanted to be there. They were dressed in bizarre highly sequined streetwear-- one group seemed to be day drinking in the parking lot before littering and driving off in a luxury SUV.
>>4028
Muslims don't go into the woods. Never saw one there. They seem to be exclusivly urban bound.
>>2575
"What goes up, has to come down." Is probably the perception of this behaviour.
Persons Of Colour in general don't seem to enjoy spending time in nature.
I'd guess that Westerners like it because of the enduring influence of the Romantics, and cultures without that influence just don't see the point.
>>4461
>>4028
Persons Of Colour in general don't seem to enjoy spending time in nature.
I'd guess that Westerners like it because of the enduring influence of the Romantics, and cultures without that influence just don't see the point.
Last time I went on a hike, I saw a bunch of Latinos, but none of them seemed like they wanted to be there. They were dressed in bizarre highly sequined streetwear-- one group seemed to be day drinking in the parking lot before littering and driving off in a luxury SUV.
>Persons Of Colour in general don't seem to enjoy spending time in nature.
retarddddddddddddddddddd
Anonymous :
100 days ago :
No.4814
>>4815
>>4814
Ope meant sensitivity. Gluten insensitivity is just eating bread and being normal I guess.
>>4808
Americans always talk about being 'allergic' to things, usually food items that are not deep fried or artificially coloured.
Don't forget so-called 'gluten insensitivity'
>3035
>techbro
>autist shutin
damm didn't know these were two different things
sounds like chad and virgin categories
Why does a lot of messed-up stuff happen in England? Every place has problems, but when I hear about bad things happening in England it's somehow more cruel and shameless than it would be elsewhere.
Anonymous :
55 days ago :
No.6122
>>6233
>>6122
There is no ethnic group worse in that regard than Kurds. One aspect that makes them so bad is the perpetual narcissistic injury that their home "country" is not real. Imagine being a nationalist, but nobody recognizes your fake country and you have to turn to the most delusional leftists to get someone to acknowledge a "Kurdistan". With the whole Gaza situation Kurdistan also has disappeared from the local ethnic grievance messaging, which has to be another insult.
iranians are autistically ultra-nationalistic, i grew up in a diverse ethnic area and no other ethnic group came close, not even the albanians, serbians or any other extremely nationalist browns could compete.
Anonymous :
52 days ago :
No.6211
>>6217
>>6211
don't even remember the last time I had a barber who wasn't a saracen of some sort
White Protestants make terrible barbers. My friend got a bad haircut from a new place, and sure enough, the guy's name was Macleod. Find yourself a Sicilian, or at the very least some sort of a Portuguese.
>>6211
White Protestants make terrible barbers. My friend got a bad haircut from a new place, and sure enough, the guy's name was Macleod. Find yourself a Sicilian, or at the very least some sort of a Portuguese.
don't even remember the last time I had a barber who wasn't a saracen of some sort
Anonymous :
51 days ago :
No.6233
>>6245
>>6233
This is not a defense of Kurds per se, but I see this more as a failing of the hegemony of the nationstate more than an indictment of that group of people.
>>6122
iranians are autistically ultra-nationalistic, i grew up in a diverse ethnic area and no other ethnic group came close, not even the albanians, serbians or any other extremely nationalist browns could compete.
There is no ethnic group worse in that regard than Kurds. One aspect that makes them so bad is the perpetual narcissistic injury that their home "country" is not real. Imagine being a nationalist, but nobody recognizes your fake country and you have to turn to the most delusional leftists to get someone to acknowledge a "Kurdistan". With the whole Gaza situation Kurdistan also has disappeared from the local ethnic grievance messaging, which has to be another insult.
>>6233
>>6122
There is no ethnic group worse in that regard than Kurds. One aspect that makes them so bad is the perpetual narcissistic injury that their home "country" is not real. Imagine being a nationalist, but nobody recognizes your fake country and you have to turn to the most delusional leftists to get someone to acknowledge a "Kurdistan". With the whole Gaza situation Kurdistan also has disappeared from the local ethnic grievance messaging, which has to be another insult.
This is not a defense of Kurds per se, but I see this more as a failing of the hegemony of the nationstate more than an indictment of that group of people.
Anonymous :
45 days ago :
No.6333
>>6970
>>6333
Isn't this just coppicing? As far as I know it's been done in England for centuries if not millennia.
gypsies always butcher their willows
they cut all the large branches and leave nothing except for 1-2 meters worth of trunk
then the willow will turn into a giant bush with a trunk in the middle
Indians are deathly allergic to literally everything. Nuts, gluten, milk, fruit, seeds, you name it, they're allergic to it.
German women love emojis
Pakistani and Indian women are the worse drivers, far worse than the Chinese.
>>6333
gypsies always butcher their willows
they cut all the large branches and leave nothing except for 1-2 meters worth of trunk
then the willow will turn into a giant bush with a trunk in the middle
Isn't this just coppicing? As far as I know it's been done in England for centuries if not millennia.
This idea as it exists in the minds of simple Christian folk was brought home to me strikingly on a certain lovely morning in Galway, when I went for a walk, and asked an Irish peasant to tell me how far it was to–let us call the place, for I forget it–Corofin.
"Good morning! How far is it to Corofin?"
He was sitting on a wall. He raised his hat and gave me a bow.
"About a half mile down the road, Father. And God speed you!"
"Thank you."
I walked a half mile. I walked another half mile, examining sign-posts as I went. And another half mile. And another. And not until I had duplicated this distance twelve times did I arrive at Corofin, for it was six full miles away.
When I returned in the late afternoon, I met the same Irishman sitting on the wall. I went up to him indignantly.
"What did you mean by telling me Corofin was only a half mile away?" I shouted. "It was six miles away! You knew that when I spoke to you! Why didn't you tell me the truth?"
"Well, you poor man," he answered quietly and with great seriousness. "I didn't want to knock the heart out of you, and you looking so tired in the early morning. I gave you a half mile to Corofin. That got you started. Somebody else gave you another half mile. That drove you on a bit further. In Ireland we do be always wanting to soften the journey of a stranger by giving him little dribbles of encouragement. Sure, there'd be nobody going any place here on a hot day, if people knew how far they had to go to get there."
"Now listen," I said, refusing to smile, "I don't think that's really funny. It may be Irish, but it isn't honest. I just came from England. In England one doesn't get fooled that way. An Englishman takes great care in giving any information that is asked of him, and he takes great pride in giving it truthfully."
"Do you know the trouble with the English, Father?" he replied vehemently, as he pounded the wall with his fist. "Do you know the trouble with the English? They wouldn't think enough of you to tell you a lie!"
>>7136
This idea as it exists in the minds of simple Christian folk was brought home to me strikingly on a certain lovely morning in Galway, when I went for a walk, and asked an Irish peasant to tell me how far it was to–let us call the place, for I forget it–Corofin.
"Good morning! How far is it to Corofin?"
He was sitting on a wall. He raised his hat and gave me a bow.
"About a half mile down the road, Father. And God speed you!"
"Thank you."
I walked a half mile. I walked another half mile, examining sign-posts as I went. And another half mile. And another. And not until I had duplicated this distance twelve times did I arrive at Corofin, for it was six full miles away.
When I returned in the late afternoon, I met the same Irishman sitting on the wall. I went up to him indignantly.
"What did you mean by telling me Corofin was only a half mile away?" I shouted. "It was six miles away! You knew that when I spoke to you! Why didn't you tell me the truth?"
"Well, you poor man," he answered quietly and with great seriousness. "I didn't want to knock the heart out of you, and you looking so tired in the early morning. I gave you a half mile to Corofin. That got you started. Somebody else gave you another half mile. That drove you on a bit further. In Ireland we do be always wanting to soften the journey of a stranger by giving him little dribbles of encouragement. Sure, there'd be nobody going any place here on a hot day, if people knew how far they had to go to get there."
"Now listen," I said, refusing to smile, "I don't think that's really funny. It may be Irish, but it isn't honest. I just came from England. In England one doesn't get fooled that way. An Englishman takes great care in giving any information that is asked of him, and he takes great pride in giving it truthfully."
"Do you know the trouble with the English, Father?" he replied vehemently, as he pounded the wall with his fist. "Do you know the trouble with the English? They wouldn't think enough of you to tell you a lie!"
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