‘What’s something you do that you thought everyone did until you saw someone do it completely terribly?’ 17 hidden talents

Dominic Carter. Updated July 2nd, 2026

10.

‘Listening. Not just hearing words, but actually processing what someone said and responding to it. Watching someone ask a question and then talk over the answer makes you realize how rare real listening is’
-oakhollow73

11.

‘Taking well framed photos.’
-Mr5wift

12.

‘Reading a map. Like an amusement park or college campus map. The amount of people that can look at landmarks around them, find said landmarks on the map, then orient themselves to go towards the thing they want to is mind boggling.’
-GAMER_CHIMP

13.

‘Not acting immediately on emotion.

‘Jesus people, calm down and think for a second. Where do you want to be in five minutes? Sitting in your airplane seat waiting for take off? Or arguing with airport police that you need to make your flight and you didn’t mean to spit in that guy’s face???’
-jrf_1973

14.

‘Being on-beat when you sing. Actual singing, that’s one thing, we all know that’s a skill. But being able to stay aligned with the timing of the music’s something else. I’m not musical myself, but my parents both taught it, and you don’t realize it’s a skill until you see people that can’t stay on-beat at all.’
-FearorCourage

15.

‘One time my coworker asked me if I knew how to sweep a broom. I thought they were joking at first but they followed up by saying they had issues in the past. I just imagine that spongebob clip of patrick using the broom upside down lol’
-punchapath

16.

‘Walking without stomping when inside. The apartment living sub is full of people who seem to believe that it’s virtually impossible to walk without shaking the walls.’
-Nillabeans

17.

‘Eating a taco! In high school I made friends with a German exchange student and it turns out eating a hardshell taco without losing all the fillings is not an innate human skill.’
-jacquelbot

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