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What immediately makes you lose respect for someone?
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I read it as "I'm powerless in the face of what I believe is social convention/work requirements, so as I am unwilling to take the risk of rebelling I dislike those who do rebel"
It's the same mindset as bitching and moaning against other people participating in demonstrations or strikes.
It's a passive-aggressive coping mechanism for low self-confidence, IMHO.
I absolutely judge people who just go about their day to day life in joggers with no shame though, but ironically, when travelling for hours?
It's the one time I totally understand the need for comfort above all else and will defend it ๐