Social & Cultural Taboos

So the one area of NT life I have most issue with, outside of sensitivities & social issues which we often discuss, are Taboos.

So, there exists many things in society that aren't consider 'acceptable'. They are said to be widely accepted as being unacceptable, but no one talks about them, and I suspect nearly everyone takes part in them at some point?

I was wondering what Taboos you have witnessed, that you think need to be said out loud, or that people don't admit but you know goes on?

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Here is a funny list someone made:

Not saying sorry when someone steps on your foot;

Queue jumping, unless it’s at the local casualty department and you’ve been shot or something similarly serious;

Talking to strangers on the tube;

Looking at nude people online even though it isn't meant to be there, except it is, and everyone looks at it;

Wearing colour-co-ordinated clothes (unless they’re all beige) when you’re over seventy;

Laughing at the Queen’s speech on Christmas Day;

Letting your dog pee on your next-door neighbour’s garden;

Peeing on your next-door neighbour’s garden;

Going to church and asking “Where is everyone?”;

Not talking about the weather;

Having a couple of pints in your office lunchbreak - unless you’re with a client;

Asking the librarian which shelf the pornography is on;

Liking Donald Trump;

Supporting Germany at a football tournament that England didn’t qualify for;

Not caring whether we leave the EU or not;

Asking someone the way to the beach in a dodgy foreign accent;

Not appreciating Morecambe and Wise and the Two Ronnies;

Living without a TV;

Selling cups of instant coffee;

Telling anyone from Yorkshire it’s better down south;

Bleeding from the nose in public;

Having sex in a DIY shop (DIY is serious business);

Buying a round of drinks but getting a bag of crisps for yourself;

Farting in the queue at McDonalds;

Telling everyone the Tate Modern is crap;

Eating cake without a cup of tea;

Not caring what happens to the British players at Wimbledon;

Painting ceilings a darker colour than walls;

Admitting you bought a Watchtower from the Jehovah’s Witnesses;

Reading the Big Issue in public;

Driving on the right;

Drinking alcohol before lunchtime;

Offering cigarettes to infants;