| Comment | I never really get this dog walker stereotype? I know the r/antiwork person was a dog walker but is that really the entire basis for this.
I work in an office with many people on salaries safely in the 6 figures and almost to a person we are all very left wing. I know this fact is likely an absolute gut punch to the identity of folks like u/neganluvr but it is the God's honest truth.
Reminds me of this guy who lived on my floor the first year of uni who was really conservative and "macho" and was all bluster during freshers talking about how many girls he was going to shag but then as the term went on and the artsy, kind and creative guys he shat on all the time started pulling girls he was almost literally despondent. It caused a real crisis in his identity and he ended up in his room alone the entire first year and I think dropped out after.
For many people the myth of the "dog walker" or "soyboy" leftist is really comforting because if people who might succeed more in things you value don't necessarily conform to your view of them it can really fuck with your identity.
Something to think on OP. |
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