Meaning of "Dislikism"
This is a set of values that advocates for openly and confidently expressing one’s dislikes or preferences without hiding them, and argues that one’s personal dislikes should be respected just as one respects the choices of others.
"As the trend of “I don’t like it”—where people say things like “I’m not really into milk tea”—has taken off, there’s no longer any need to hide your preferences for no reason."
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