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The Stupidest Things People Brag About

Reddit user algebra_lover asked: 'What is the stupidest thing people brag about?'

It's never attractive to gloat.

Even if someone is incredibly skilled at something, or accomplished something incredibly impressive, it's better for others to commend their accomplishment, rather than doing so themselves.

The only thing that can make gloating and arrogance even less attractive is if they're bragging about something that isn't even that impressive to begin with.

Even so, some people simply can't help but boast and congratulate themselves, even whether or not the thing that is making their head grow with impressive speed isn't remotely worth congratulating.

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Things That Make A Potential Romantic Partner Instantly Unattractive
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As the saying goes, true beauty comes from within

While physical attraction is indeed important in finding a romantic partner, it can be the sole factor one bases their decision on.

As some unpleasant surprises might be disguised in attractive packages.

No matter how chiseled their jaw-line, how much their eyes glisten, or how luxurious their hair feels as you rub your fingers through it, it might take only one small action from this seemingly perfect specimen to overshadow any and all remnants of beauty.

Making one think they might as well be on a date with a troll from under the bridge.

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It's never attractive to gloat.

Though every so often, we can't help boast about our accomplishments or the accomplishments of others.

Even so, it can get exhausting to hear others go on and on about a recent achievement.

Particularly if that achievement might not exactly be worth celebrating.

Indeed, some people are so inclined to brag about certain elements of their life, that they often don't stop to consider whether or not bringing attention to it is, in fact, a very good idea.

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Have you ever met that person who tends to speak as if he's a textbook? He regurgitates information, repeating exactly what was written in the source material, but when pressed, proves he doesn't really understand what he's saying.

That would be a pseudo-intellectual. These are the people who tend to boast about their intelligence, only to fall short in certain areas. The people who can't admit they don't know something, who repeat the facts and opinions of public figures, and who pretend to know more than they do for reasons of status.

Chances are, you know someone like this, but it's not always easy to recognize them. Luckily, Reddit has got you covered.

Curious about what signs pseudo-intellectual people exhibit, Redditor PoodleDoodle22 asked:

"What's a sign someone is a pseudo-intellectual?"
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People Share The Best Responses To The Question, 'Do You Know Who I Am?'
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"Do you know who I am?"

A question which often comes from an exasperated individual, who believes they are entitled to VIP treatment everywhere they go.

Occasionally, these people are indeed household names whom most everyone would likely recognize.

More often than not, however, people might need some reminding as to how or why said individual should be recognized.

Each and every time, though, the arrogant question is never justified, and is often greeted with an appropriate response.

Redditor brotherbrother99 was eager to know the best clap backs to this notorious question, leading them to ask:

"What is the best response to "'Do you know who I am?'"
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