People Are Sharing Controversial Things That Aren't Super Socially Acceptable Now But Will Be In The Near Future

On Tuesday, Reddit user u/Nc525 asked "What is not socially acceptable now but will be in 20 years?" People provided some pretty accurate examples that will definitely make you think.

Here's what they shared:

1."Gay marriage even in conservative countries. A lot of countries still discriminate them and hopefully in 20 years it will change."

—u/The_Things

2."Sex work. Or frankly just having NSFW social media accounts with one's own pics on them in general. There will be less of a stigma."

—u/Jessicas_Tits_NSFW

3."Virtual reality sex with strangers."

—u/Duke_Zymurgy

4."Not having kids. People still do not respect or accept that a person often doesn’t want to be a parent."

—u/Njoud_A

5."Eating bugs. Lobster use to be fed to prisoners and slaves. Now the poor can't afford it."

—u/BlaqSic

6."Hopefully asexuality will be more well known. It's a valid sexuality."

—u/Call_Me_Mimzi

7."Quitting a job without two weeks notice. Job marketplace is becoming very transactional and plug and play."

—u/Left_Apparently

8."Not doing chores/housework. Advances in technology will probably mean that there will be robots that do all your chores for you, I hope."

—u/Historylovingvileplu

9."Polyamorous relationships."

—u/Fr4gtastic

10."Open relationships."

—u/HollynBerry

11."Being openly communist."

—u/ArrogantlyChemical

12."Owning a canoe/kayak just to get around after the sea levels rise beyond our control."

—u/sluttysisbiscuit

13."More pronouns, like for people who identify themselves differently."

—u/Senzokai

14."Women and men dating purely for money — even more so than now."

—u/bmcapers

So, what do you think will soon be socially acceptable? Let me know in the comments below!

Responses edited for length/clarity.