unpopular opinions

Bob's Burgers is the most wholesome adult cartoon, I'm not sure this counts as unpopular opinion however.
I wholeheartedly agree
 
See now I'm curious about how you feel about King of the Hill because for me the appeal of Bob's Burgers is that it's basically a spiritual successor to KOTH (which I love) because both shows are generally more grounded in reality compared to what they air (or aired, in the case of the KOTH) alongside, although Bob's Burgers is a bit wackier than KOTH was.
King of the Hill is a great show.

I just don't see the appeal behind Bob's Burgers compared to other adult animated shows.
 
zucchini is tasty, as are peas, fiddlehead, and pickled eggs

white chocolate is sacrilege and a disgrace to the confectionery industry (legally is not chocolate). It is the bane of my existence and the only thing worse in the world is white creme, something so evil I won't even talk about it. I still eat sometimes tho so oh well

I like hip hop, country, r&b, pop, classic rock, pop dance/party anthems, but not electronic/electro dance, psychedelic, or modern rock music, if liking 6 genres of music counts as an unpopular opinion

iPhones suck
 
Since it's Pride Month, here's an unpopular opinion I've got:
- Trying to expand the LGBTQ+ acronym to encompass every possible sexuality and gender identity is dumb because it just becomes completely unwieldy, many people (even some people in the queer community!) aren't going to know what the fuck half the letters stand for, and it's just a prime target for dipshits to make fun of us by going 'HAHAHAHAH YEAH LOOK AT ALL OF YOU LGBTQRSTUVWXYZ IDIOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' (which I will admit that they will still do even with the shortened acronyms that most people use, but why give them more ammo?)

Like there is a reason why the term QUILTBAG (which people online were trying to make a thing back around ~2012 because it was 'more inclusive') never caught on.

I mean criminy that's what the + is for, it's for everything else!!! And even many instances of people trying to expand the acronym still uses the plus sign as part of it.

(This is why I prefer 'queer' I'm gonna be real with y'all)
 
Sometimes, I'm not sure if T should even be grouped with LGB (lesbian and gays are also essentially the same thing just one of them is a female label), because gender identity is a whole 'nother can of worms than sexuality. Keep in mind, I'm not trans-exclusionary at all, definitely not saying this to exclude them, but I'm wondering how they even got grouped together to begin with.

I do know one reason they're united because of general bigotry relating to deviant gender roles but women and minorities have been discriminated in similar ways too, yet we are aware they're seen as their own movements.