I don't get incognito posts that ask why someone chooses to do or not to do something if they are just going to close their ears and be judgemental

I will never understand why people post incognito on here asking why someone chooses to do something or not to do something... Or why they believe or don't believe in something if they are just going to judge everyone's answers like a twat. Why open it for discussion if you are just going to use it to judge anyway? Doesn't make sense. Yes some people post their kids others don't, yes some people don't... Some people believe in God and some don't, some people wean at 6 months and some don't, some people breastfeed and some don't... These are just some of the bs incognito posts lately being judgemental. Some of y'all need to pay attention to your own grass before pointing fingers because they are turning brown with your bullshit. News flash *gasp* people parent differently đŸ˜± oh wow!!! Who knew?!?! Sarcasm

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Her last comment said it all really.

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Forgot to add the incognito posts that ask for advice then gets angry when people give genuine good advice because it doesn't align with what they want

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I think they get put in this group because it’s the most active but what they really want is a rant about it, people to inject and arguments to start, which shows in the “here’s my opinion” button when it should be “here’s my opinion so I can shoot it down”.

On that one specifically what gets me most is the “you’re being defensive so that tells me all I need to know comment”. Yes, obviously people are being defensive when they are being criticised. It’s in our nature to be defensive.

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