What’s a very British experience nobody talks about?

Posted by No_Cap2256@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 17 comments

What’s a very British experience nobody mentions but everyone relates to?

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Bot accounts coming to your sub looking for karma to make it look like they are legitimate users when it comes to swaying public opinion to political issues.

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CMR1891@reddit

Seasonal depression, but instead of the four times a year you’re supposed to get it, you get it around 160 times a year because the weather can’t make it’s mind up

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Cultural-Elk-8346@reddit

Mines horrendous. The difference in my average mood on a sunny day compared to an overcast day is almost worrying.

By no means do I think I have depression, but the weather has a huge impact on my overall day

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LadyNajaGirl@reddit

Could have written this myself. So true. And the pressure headaches from the weather not being consistent enough. Pick a season already 😩

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Barkasia@reddit

Everyone thinks the awkward British conversation is always about the weather, but in my experience it almost invariably becomes about comparing petrol station prices.

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Flashy_Knowledge_948@reddit

Folk upgraded and now they take the whole arm.

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Rosiellol@reddit

Literally had a butlins weekend and we had a "bring back fingering" chant

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i think a lot of british people feel trapped, especially if they didn't grow up in the cities. the destruction of social mobility in this country has confined a lot of people to the towns they were born in, especially young people. I think thats why a lot of folk are travelling out to asia or australia. It's more financially viable than trying to move to london or manchester

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TooManyWeeklies@reddit

Many people here apply for social housing as soon as they can, then live with their parents for a decade until they get offered a flat. Renting privately in the area you were born in isn't feasible unless you're a couple. You cant move because you would lose your social housing.

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