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  And you're a coward too. :)
context: I don't think people on this sub know what an unpopular opinion is. >
  
  Maybe not if this is popular it just won't do well >
  
  Unpopular opinion, unpopular comment, all on an unpopular subreddit.....how dare you, sir! >
  
  ... this sub is one of the top 1% subreddits on the site. I'd say it's fairly popular haha >
  
  Sorry - a popular subreddit filled with unpopular things >
  
  It takes a lot for people to understand that if someone is annoying/wasting their time/disrespecting them, IT IS A GAIN to block them and move on.
  You deserve to have standards dictating the type of relationships you want in your life.
  It shows you value your life and you don't have time to please or beg people to stay. >
  
  You'd write an entire relationship off because of a minor annoyance?  I'm assuming you don't have any family left that you are still in contact with? Or am I misunderstanding your point? >
  
  Kind of a weird assumption to make, no? >
  
  It's a weird discussion, but the assumption likely follows from what he said, which I would agree is kind of weird. So I am also tempted to call BS. >
  
  Unless you're a girl, then they just start five new accounts and follow you from there too. Honestly, I've blocked so many creeps on so many different platforms that at this point, blocking just feels like an encore. >
  
  Set all things to private and only accept/message genuine friends? >
  
  Blocked >
  
  ;) >
  
  People here are really trying to argue that blocking people on the internet is going to fuck up your real life. Just because op doesn’t want to deal with annoying people on the internet doesn’t mean they can’t handle annoying people in real life. That argument is a massive slippery slope. >
  
  I mean, blocking on the internet is the real world equivalent of leaving a location. Done = done, whether you get in your car and leave a place or disconnect potential engagement via the internet. With the internet though, you can't leave like you would in person, it's the digital equivalent of them following you home and harassing you >
  
  Well, then you're just a coward who's proud of it...