What clickbait titles irritate you? (NON-political/pandemic related...we're not going there today.)
I hate being told what I'm "doing wrong" in the title.
ie- "You've been folding clothes wrong your whole life!" No I haven't. You're just doing it a different way but everything has to be about what someone perceives as them doing right and everyone else who does it differently being wrong. How about trying "save time with this laundry folding tip." If you have to flair it up because your demographic requires a spazzy title then "Less laundry woes, more Netflix binges! This laundry hack saves loads of time!" (Barf)
What clickbait titles irritate you?
*Also, if you're the praying/good vibes kind, I've got a gynie appt this morning and hoping for the all clear.*
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I hate seeing ones that start with "This one weird trick" and then it ends up being something like using vinegar in place of a store-bought rinse aid or something rather mundane like that.
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I get irritated with the hollywood ones were it looks like it's nostalgic (like Stars Who Were Married in Yesteryear) and it's Bogie And McCall, but then you go through the pictures and it's mostly current people). Basically, I hate when I'm thinking I'm going to be seeing something nostalgic and it turns out there's like one picture from "way back when".
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