18 People Who Were Far Too Innocent For This World
A selection of incidents in which someone were so naive that the joke, post, or story completely escaped their notice. God bless their souls.
When compared to social peers or a more widely accepted normative scale, innocence might be interpreted as having less experience. It is typically regarded as a good term, in contrast to ignorance, connoting an optimistic perspective of the world, particularly one in which ignorance results from a lack of wrongdoing, whereas greater knowledge results from doing wrong.
Consideration may be given to issues like crime and sexuality in particular. This idea may be related to a common erroneous etymology claiming that "innocent" (Latin noscere (To know, learn)) means "without knowing." The actual origin comes from the Latin nocere, which means "to hurt," and the common negative prefix in-.
Regardless of their actions, those who lack the mental capacity to understand the nature of what they are doing may be considered innocent. As a result of this definition, the noun "innocent" is often used to describe young children or people with serious mental disabilities of any age.
When compared to social peers or a more widely accepted normative scale, innocence might be interpreted as having less experience. It is typically regarded as a good term, in contrast to ignorance, connoting an optimistic perspective of the world, particularly one in which ignorance results from a lack of wrongdoing, whereas greater knowledge results from doing wrong.
Consideration may be given to issues like crime and sexuality in particular. This idea may be related to a common erroneous etymology claiming that "innocent" (Latin noscere (To know, learn)) means "without knowing." The actual origin comes from the Latin nocere, which means "to hurt," and the common negative prefix in-.
Regardless of their actions, those who lack the mental capacity to understand the nature of what they are doing may be considered innocent. As a result of this definition, the noun "innocent" is often used to describe young children or people with serious mental disabilities of any age.
#1 This well-meaning good samaritan who simply wants to make sure someone has their “inhaler”
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#2 This commenter
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#3
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#4 This Halloween costume shopper…
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#5 And this one
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#6 This little Puritan…
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#7 This person who just doesn’t understand idioms
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#8 And this classic Tumblr user, who just isn’t good at match games
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#9 And wow, this one
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#10 This Tumblr user who doesn’t quite understand what “69” means
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#11 This poor dude
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#12 And this one…
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#13 This restaurant patron. (Though, in fairness, this seems the fakest of all of them.)
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#14
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#15 . This person who’s gonna be in for a surprise if they ever Google “Watersports.”
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#16
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#17 This person who was just trying to do some Konmari
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