20 Redditors Share What People Complain About Like It’s A Common Problem But It Actually Isn’t

Here's the original question that brought in all the responses below.

People giving out drugs in Halloween candy was definitely a common thing people were worried about.

To people, anything that closely resembles a gunshot sound is a gunshot, even though it might not be.

Sacrifice was definitely portrayed in movies and even articles a lot.

This is so true, but it's because the internet is dramatic.

This kind of goes hand in hand with the last one.

Someone stealing lunch money was not the bullying move that most used.

Huntsman spiders are a real fear though.

I just imagine walking outside and a cheetah standing in my driveway, but okay.

Fighting gators is on the resume of everyone living in Florida.

"Stop, drop, and roll" actually didn't see another day once I was out of school.

People are bold now, because they don't even use anything to lure you in.

Souffle problems are definitely a pretty specific problem to have.

Cartoons tend to have anything falling from the sky onto the characters' heads.

This is so true and I haven't had problems with any of those.

The Bermuda Triangle is still a mystery that needs to be solved.

Things being in Halloween candy was a fear I believe brought on from many years ago.

Unfortunately, people don't just give away free drugs.

Food shows are not an accurate representation of everyday cooking.

This was definitely something I was told a lot.

Some of these problems definitely were just from our childhoods that were told to us either to scare us, prepare us, or entertain us. Either way, it's safe to say that some of these crazy things we were warned about before, actually don't become a big problem at all.

Do you have any to add to this list?