Why do people love to talk shit about random people they don’t know?

I’ve met a few women on here. And unfortunately all of them are the types to randomly talk shit about any and everything. Like don’t people get tired of that? Is it the way they’re raised? It’s sad bc I notice too once they start doing it, they kids start doing it. And it ain’t cute at all. Why so much hatred for others?? I just don’t get it. Have I talked shit about ppl? Yea ofc I have but only if they provoke me. I’m not just choosing a random person on the street to talk shit about. I’m not perfect nobody is, but the negativity is just overwhelming af. I had a bf that did this and it was so disgusting to me but he grew up with all women and 1 brother. He doesn’t have uncles or grandpas and his dad wasn’t in his life. His mom is a shit talker and it’s BAD so ofc that’s what he does. Idk is it just me or does it bother anyone else??

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Yeah it bothers me too. Especially when it’s moms judging other moms for thrifting baby items , for using formula instead of breast feeding , what brand bottle or diapers they choose to use , etc. the list goes on and on !

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I think when people struggle to find happiness in their own life - whether it be due to abuse, mental health, or simpler things like financial struggles, etc.... that is easier for them to see negative. For some people they don't know how to get out of that cycle. I find it sad that they likely don't know how to be any other way

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I see these kinds of people as people who don’t have the skills to actually hold a conversation so that’s their resort.. if you don’t indulge in it they can’t really talk more about people and they’re forced to actually talk about something else

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