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15 Cases Of 'Humblebragging' From People With The Best Lives


Everyone has met the kind of person who makes their own life seem so hard when in reality they actually have it pretty easy. These people are just too rich, or too smart, or too attractive, and that is what makes it so hard for them to survive. When people do this, it's called 'humblebragging'. It's a super cringeworthy thing for someone to do. They show off whatever amazingly perfect thing is in their life, and then pair it with how that thing is actually a burden, or how they just don't know how they got it.
It's so obvious when someone is committing a humblebrag, there's no way anyone actually believes them. These people are next-level delusional, and it's time to stop letting them get away with it. Reddit's /r/humblebrag is the subreddit where users document and expose all of the terrible times people humblebragged about something, hoping the world will think they are just a normal person. Here are 15 of them that will make you roll your eyes in agony.