20 Life Experiences That Redditors Would Definitely Downvote

Here are some things that you can strike off your to-do list because nobody should ever do them. If that sounds confusing, allow me to explain.

Have you ever written down what you want out of life? Are your hopes and dreams or small to-do lists planned out?

There’s probably a lot of stuff you want to try or experiences you didn’t know you wanted until you encountered them. It makes you hopeful and encourages you to make more plans.

Some would dub those plans their bucket list. Bucket lists are the things you want to do or experience before you, in lighter terms, kick the bucket.

That term can be used lightly, though, for new things you want to try. But have you had bad experiences that you would definitely put on your anti-bucket list, if there even is one?

Things that, if anyone asked about, you would definitely tell them about the one-star rating you would give it. Well, in a r/AskReddit post, a Redditor asked people what they recommended others avoid doing, and the responses were quite interesting.

There were answers that create major impacts in life, but also social advice that you would be better off steering clear of. If you’re curious about what you should look out for to avoid doing or stop doing, these answers might amuse you. itchy_18

1. The subway, cabs, and even walking would be a better and cheaper option

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2. At the end of the day, you are in it for a job that helps you survive, and so are they

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3. Settling would only lead to regrets in the future

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4. Some jerks really treat people like they’re below them

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5. Getting pushed by a bunch of people and having to hold your pee seems a bad way to start the new year

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6. The Christmas spirit comes with all of these

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7. On the contrary, you shouldn’t really swim while drunk, no matter if it’s night or day

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8. Yeah, anything from down there would appreciate you not repeating this again

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9. People can be the rudest to those whose job is to actually make their experience easier

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10. When you can’t even see the red flag

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11. Unless you went through it, you can never really tell how it feels

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12. It’s not that it didn’t suck when you were younger; it was just more bearable

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13. Age really takes a toll on our social lives

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14. You’re lucky that you survived it and didn’t pass out in the middle of everything

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15. The lack of stability is scary, but if there’s a better opportunity, take it

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16. There’s no harm in asking about the safety of the area first before getting into it

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17. If you think a student’s life is messy, so are those employees who see the mistreatment in it

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18. This isn’t the easiest journey, but it’s totally worth it

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19. If you think it’s questionable, then you might be right

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20. Drugs are prohibited for a reason, and this one is definitely not recommended

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These experiences from Redditors would make you turn back and say nope the next time you encounter them. They might have even saved you the hassle of doing some of them.

This doesn't mean, though, that you shouldn't go out on your own adventures and cross off things on your actual bucket list. You might find your happiest moments in those adventures.

What would you recommend people not do? Help some people out and share it in the comments.